Editorial: federal rules raise steel and bike costs
A page two editorial notes U S Steel spent 114 million on pollution steps, claiming EPA excess will raise steel base prices. It links bicycle steel costs to safety rules and estimates additional cycle prices, plus $15 million yearly food costs from farm toilet and water regulations. Senator Pearson criticizes OSHA actions as ludicrous.
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U.S. Steel
Washington
Steel Company
EPA
James Pearson
Kansas
OSHA
Congress Blame and Regulation Chaos Critique
The piece argues hazards and manure pits as accidents blame while criticizing OSHA rules. It asserts Congress acts to restrain federal agencies and exempts many businesses and farmers. It calls regulatory maze costly and inflationary, blaming Congress for creating agencies and rules that drive waste and confusion.
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Pearson
OSHA
Congress
U. S. Steel
Seat belts move toward mandatory use in cars
The piece notes seat belts are standard or trending toward mandatory use in many states. It cites studies showing belts reduce injuries with survival benefits from 27 to 42 percent, while warning careless wearers may be negligent. Legal outcomes will vary by state as courts assess responsibility in accidents.
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Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
Dr. Thosteson
Orla
Dear Dr Thosteson Chondromalacia in a Gymnast
A 17 year old girl who was very active in gymnastics since sixth grade developed knee pain and was diagnosed with chondromalacia by her doctor. The note expresses concern and seeks medical guidance.
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Dr. Thosteson
Knee cartilage softening linked to overuse and injuries
A reader's daughter shows knee cartilage softening after overuse from gymnastics. Experts advise rest and targeted knee exercises, with possible orthopedist evaluation for cartilage removal surgery and prolonged rest if needed. Treatments focus on rest, movement therapy, and ruling out arthritis.
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J. S
Thosteson
Market Hindsight Hindering Stock Market Gains
AP analysis notes investors fixating on past losses from 1969 and 1974 hinder current market rally hopes. Mutual funds show net losses due to redemptions despite rising sales. NYSE data records a 5 million drop in participant count across the 1970s.
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John Cunniff
New York
National Association of Investment Clubs
Dow Jones
Better
NAIC
New York Stock Exchange
Soviet harvest seen among largest on record says AP
A three week Soviet grain field tour by a US inspection team supports forecasts of a large harvest. USDA sticks to 9.5 million tons of US corn, wheat and soybeans. Bell notes parts of Ukraine drought and heavy rain in western regions, but eastern areas show adequate moisture and improved vigor.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Bell
USDA
Bell
Ussr
Russia
Ukraine
Kansans Straddle Fence as Ford Reagan Vote Debate Rages
Four Kansas delegates still undecided on Ford or Reagan with five days to the GOP convention. Ford forces expect uncommitteds on first ballot. several delegates lean toward Ford while one Lawrence attorney declares uncommitted. Also notes Soviet grain purchases, longshoremen boycott impact, and a five year pact to buy U.S. wheat and corn. East Germany faces drought affecting grain demand in Europe.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Don Concannon
Reagan
Jack Brand
Lawrence
GOP
Brand
Television Log Overview From Prime Time Row
A dense 1960s style TV schedule fragment lists multiple programs across hours and channels, naming Sesame Street Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and more. It includes news segments Weather and sports items, several movies and classic series, and entries for Late Night Talk with Johnny Carson.
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Sesame Street
Zoom
Hogan's Heroes
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Cross- Wits
Andy Griffith
Animal World
Crockat’s Victory Garden
Hogan‘s Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Hovard
People
Nova
Miss Jane Pitman
Ice Palace
Man Between
Chica
Man
Starsky and Hutch
Hawk
Lenardo da Vinci
Robert MacNeil
Dick van Dyke
Ironside
Sunset Strip
Leave It To Beaver
Beverly Habilies
Kotter
Waltons
San Francisco
Private Hargrove
Harry
Barnaby Jones
Mannix
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Lowell Thomas
Amy Prentiss
Dr. Mabuse
Lily Tomlin Discusses Being Different On NBC Special
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reports Lily Tomlin, Detroit born actress and comedian, explains her guest participator role for NBC's late night special People airing August 28. She describes blending reporting and acting, recalling prior network tensions over softer, less obvious material in Laugh-In era and later variety shows.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Lily Tomlin
Young Edith
Afth
Ernestine
Comedienne
NBC
Miss Tomlin
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Editorial
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Viata
Poland
East Germany
Bloc
Stanford University
Miss T
CBS
ABC
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
Rawmps
Cosmopolitan
Benn
Auuaenay Saua
MTT Oy
Rosemary
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