Nixon signs 250 million loan bill for Lockheed
Editorial notes the Nixon administration backed a $250 million loan to Lockheed Aircraft Corp, a major defense contractor. The bill narrowly passed Congress amid warnings about free enterprise. The piece argues big business influence on government is troubling and outlines Lockheed’s cash strain and projects including a new plane and Rolls Royce situation.
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Congress approves Lockheed loan to save jobs and banks
Lockheed’s latest quarterly results show profits while Congress votes a loan to support the company and its suppliers. Banks across the country stand to lose if Lockheed falters, prompting worries other firms will seek public aid. Supporters urge prudence if economy improves. workers toast the aid with beer in Lockheed plants.
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Young Voters Boost Pool Bond in Victoria Kansas
A $50 000 pool bond in Victoria Kansas passed 272 to 139 with heavy turnout as 18 year olds favored the project. Tax shifts loom since property bears most taxes while Kansas ages as young people depart for opportunities elsewhere. The piece argues to reform the antiquated tax structure where 30 percent of wealth bears over 70 percent of the load.
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Music During Pregnancy Helps Mothers And Doctors
Reader letters shape guidance as composers and clinicians discuss fetal responses to sounds. The column notes varied opinions from interested readers and some doctors, reflecting evolving debate on prenatal music exposure.
Rock music in the home worries a pregnant reader
A reader asks if rock music and loud noises could affect an unborn baby, citing studies on fetal response to noise. The doctor notes uncertainty but suggests avoiding disturbing sounds, while reflecting on manners, naps, and the general unknowns of noise impact on fetal health. Also brief health Q A covers colon polyps and reluctance to seek care, urging medical evaluation if bleeding.
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Theodore Berland
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Prayer Of Confession And Forgiveness
The prayer asks for forgiveness based on confession of sins and God’s faithfulness. It invokes Our Father, Christ as Savior, and ends with Amen, reflecting a devotional plea for cleansing from unrighteousness. The verse from 1 John 1 9 anchors the request in biblical promise.
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We Agree But: Steel and Auto Makers Embrace Cautious Trade Stance
In a Business Mirror piece Bethlehem Steel chairman Stewart Schweitzer argues for a middle road toward free and fair international trade. He warns that foreign competition and policy may shrink domestic markets and profits, urging producers to adapt without heavy government support.
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States push lotteries for relief amid mixed results
The Associated Press reports several states Texas none. Pennsylvania Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Ohio Michigan Colorado Montana Washington consider or expand lotteries to fund education and state programs. Early results vary, with New Jersey and New Hampshire posting better than expected profits while New York and New Hampshire see slower returns.
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Hal Boyle's annual guide to living from a columnist pulpit
Hal Boyle offers a yearly exhortation on life choices with tips to avoid arguments with women, stay employed with humor, read widely, marry well, enjoy sports without overindulgence, and limit drinking until later life. He urges selective friendships, cautious bets on risk, prudent lending and borrowing, and to take advice with skepticism, especially from a one day in the year columnist.
Love American Style Helps Hollywood Face Unemployment
Hollywood faces tight jobs as film and TV production drops. Love, American Style on ABC adds 24 shows with 400 actors, directors, and writers hired by the day. Alan Raskin, new producer, cites stressed crews and delayed mortgage payments, though the series offers revenue and exposure amid recession. Segments range from three to 22 minutes.
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Following Doc's Advice Following Doc's Advice
Volleyball star Gert Goedhals, once a Netherlands player from 1957 to 1964, now in Port Elizabeth, says his doctor advised him to quit milk and drink beer due to excessive perspiration and a kidney stone. He notes he has always followed that guidance.
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Television Grid Chronicle From 5 P.M. To Midnight
A dense TV schedule lists programs across channels with note of sports, movies, and talk shows. Entertaining lineups include The Munsters Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction Love Lucy Baseball Royals vs Red Sox Pro Football 49ers vs Dolphins Tonight Tonight movie listings and late news.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policy
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Rates include sales tax within the trade area. out of state subscribers get a 3 percent deduction.
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