Editorial on overreach of federal rules in schools
The Ottawa Herald editorial mocks HUWH and EDW rulings against a Connecticut all boy choir and other "taboo" public school pairings. It laments bureaucratic meddling, calls for less oversight, and argues society is overregulated and irritable. It links to Ford supporting the father son ruling and questions discrimination labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethersfield
Conn
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ford
America
The Economic Feeling and Your Future Outlook
Opinion piece weighs optimism and pessimism in economic forecasts driven by personal finances. It contrasts broker commissions with future gains, notes stock valuations around midpoint, and discusses how beliefs about farm prices inflation and auto industry health shape expectations. It also cautions that vast information supports both views.
It's Working on the 55 MPH Speed Limit
The piece notes Nixon proposed the 55 mile per hour limit to conserve fuel during the energy crisis. Slower speeds cut traffic fatalities and extend vehicle life, while reducing fuel use. It mentions revenue from fines and urges stricter enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
Artery Ailments Dear Dr Thosteson
A 70 year old writes about a five year leg condition due to narrowed arteries, clarified as distinct from atherosclerosis by his doctor. The letter discusses symptoms and seeks medical guidance.
Intermittent claudication and artery disease questions
A reader asks about leg pain after short walks and papaverine. explains two arterial hardening types and intermittent claudication. notes occasional doubts about papaverine and suggests other drugs if ineffective. Also covers bullous emphysema, semen analysis interpretation, menstrual irregularity in a daughter, and a prayer excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thesteson
Organic farming would cut major crops sharply says USDA
Pure organic farming across American agriculture would cut hard red winter wheat output by up to 50 percent, corn by 33 to 50 percent, and citrus nearly zero, according to Agriculture Department officials. They caution organic methods are not economical for large farms and depend on crop type and soil. nitrogen needs and soil moisture limit viability in the Plains and Midwest, while Florida citrus requires some chemical fertilizers to maintain soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Robert W. Long
House Science and Technology Committee
Earle E. Gavett
Farm Index Magazine
USDA
Earl L. Butz
Don Epauibere
Butz
Long
Gavett
Great Plains
U.S
Midwest Corn Belt
Florida
Television Log Recap Shows Dense Schedule and Data
A long telecast log lists 5:00 to 12:00 showing programs across News Sesame Street Early Show Hogan’s Heroes Brady Bunch Love Of The Prairie and various specials. Amid the grid, a Washington AP report notes 1975-76 farming costs with fertilizer and energy shares, plus USSR cotton output and goals, concluding with local newspaper masthead and subscription rates.
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Family Affair
Sesame Street
Zoom
Leave It To Beaver
Brady Bunch
Hogans Heroes
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
Alexander the Great
Lowell Thomas
Laverne & Shirley
Bobby Vinton
Daley
City of Angels
Olympiad
Robert MacNeil
Brady Burch
Hogan's Heroes
USMC
Cross- Wits
Midwest Governors’ Conference
George M
He Palace
Nova
Baretta
Sanford and Son
America
Chico and the Man
Starsky & Hutch
Hawk
Leonardo da Vince
Dick van Dyke
Moyle
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Lulas
Yoga
Sunset Strip
Ironside
Breakfast basket prices rise across 13 cities
Associated Press market basket survey shows July increases for staples like butter eggs and coffee at retail level reflecting wholesale trends and overall supply. A random list of 15 items was checked in 13 cities with monthly rechecks. latest survey shows the market basket bill increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cook
Associated Press
Family viewing rule under federal court review in TV case
A federal court scrap over the family viewing rule for early prime time TV could be decided soon. The suit, brought by Writers Guild and others against CBS NBC ABC NAB and FCC, centers on a vague standard and First Amendment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
Hollywood
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Richard E. Wiley
Federal Communications Commission
CBS
NBC
ABC
FCC
Writers Guild
Directors Guild
Screen Actors Guild
Norman Lear
Danny Arnold
Barney Miller
Allen Burns
Rhoda
Larry Gelbart
Lough
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Ottawa Herald
Editorial
John Cunniff
New York
Thomas Murphy
General Motors
Thesteson
Thosteson
A. R
Honeymooners
Washington
Soviet Union
Foreign Agricultural Service
Robert B. Evans
FAS
Ussr
Evans
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Wiley
California
Mel Brooks
People Who
Rie
Urai
Walt Disney
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