Editorial Busting Budgets in Kansas City Convention
The Ottawa Herald notes Congress advances a $56.6 billion Labor and HEW appropriations bill amid Republican platform talks in Kansas City. It highlights President Ford's anticipated veto, Treasury Secretary Simon's inflation warnings, and a pattern of rising spending described as insanity and a drift toward state socialism.
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Kansas City
Congress
Washington
Labor
Health
Education
Welfare
House
Ford
William Simon
AMA Postal Scandal Hits The Mail Aids
The American Medical Association allegedly underpaid postal charges by about 450000 dollars and sent more than ten percent free copies. The Sun noted inaction a year earlier and calls for a Congressional probe into misuse of benevolent permits.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Postal
Congress
Booze Incident Narrows Esophagus After Heavy Vodka Binge
A reader reports developing esophageal narrowing about four months after consuming large amounts of straight vodka in a day and night. They describe a burning chest sensation and acknowledge the act as reckless.
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Dr. Thosteson
To Your Good Health by Dr Thosteson Cures and cautions
Reader questions health issues from stomach pain to angina and nighttime chest pains. Dr Thosteson discusses heavy drinking damage to the esophagus and the risks of aging heart disease, urging prompt treatment, dietary changes, and at-home care while noting no guaranteed cure.
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T. R
Thestesan
Dr. Thosteson
Minnesota
A. R
Eagleton urges review of Lincoln lab site decision
Senator Thomas F Eagleton told Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz the APHIS choice of Lincoln Nebraska for a midwestern meat and poultry inspection lab was not properly supported He argues St Louis is a better site and cites data ignored The issue centers on cost moving expenses and facility requirements and involves GSA estimates and a six city study.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Thomas F. Eagleton
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Agriculture Department
Lincoln
Neb
Eagleton
Missouri
Butz
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
APHIS
St. Louis
John M. Pdamgard
Marketing and Consumer Services
USDA
Nebraska
Pegan Damgard
Midwest
Omaha
Beltsville
Minneapolis
U.S. General Services Administration
GSA
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Drought Brings Prayer
Editor recalls a 1935 drought in Kansas and reprints a prayer by W. L. White of the Emporia Gazette. The comic yet earnest plea asks for heavy rains and dramatic weather to end the drought, urging divine judgment and endurance while invoking biblical figures and Kansas as the promised land.
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Kansas
W. L. White
Emporia Gazette
Harris
NBC Special Highlights Spiders In Parlor Love Story
NBC airs a one hour special Come Into My Parlor narrated by Peter Ustinov and produced with Survival Anglia and World Wildlife Fund. The program advocates spiders as beneficial predators while detailing courtship dances and the hazards of male spiders becoming lovers.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
NBC
Peter Ustinov
Britain
Survival Anglia Itd
World Wildlife Fund
Television Schedule Snapshot With Nighttime Lineup
A dense OCR log lists TV programs and times across days, naming shows such as Sesame Street, Hogan's Heroes, Gunsmoke, The Beverly Hillbillies, and The Tonight/News blocks. It notes schedule entries for 7:00 to midnight with multiple channels and interleaved movie titles and special programs.
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Beverly Hillbillies
Kotter
Waltons
San Francisco
Hawaii Five-O
Private Hargrove
Harry
Barnaby Jones
Robert MacNeill
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Jonnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Lowell Thomas
Amy Prentiss
Mabuse
Sunset Strip
Zoom
Carrascalendas
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Cross Wits
Vidy Griffithee
Beverly Hillsbillies
Donny & Marie
Jeremiah
Washington Week
Phillip & Barbara
Wall Street
Place
Rockford Files
Robert MacNeil
Johnny Carson
Debating Economic Momentum Showdown in Retail Sales
In New York AP Business Analyst John Cunniff summarizes a back-and-forth between a union official and a businessman. They dispute signs of a slowing economy, with July retail sales down 1.2 percent and questions over data revisions and financing trends. The exchange underscores conflicting views on recovery strength.
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John Cunniff
New York
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Ustinov
Tarantula
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Electric Company
Cross- Wits
Andy Griffith
Poohle
S. Cedar
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