Editorial on New York crisis and rent control woes
A New York economist criticizes the citys welfare, rent control and housing shifts as it wrestles with debt and hoped federal relief. Across the nation, San Francisco police strike for higher wages, with rookies earning about 16000 dollars.
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No Escape seeks 18000. public workers push for raises too
An econ report notes the rich escape higher taxes as the city strains under wage demands from Firemen and transit workers. It warns that middle income and business sectors lose ground, while Uncle Sam's tax policies spread income loss across cities like New York and San Francisco.
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Cause And Effect Dear Dr Theteston How Hyperinsulinism Differs
A reader asks if hyperinsulinism and hypoglycemia are the same and how they differ. Hyperinsulinism is excess insulin from the pancreas causing low blood sugar and symptoms such as weakness and emotional disorientation. It can result from pancreatic tumor affecting islet cells and often causes nocturnal hypoglycemia.
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Thesteson
Market Not Following Through on Optimistic Outlook
New York AP reports investors are pulling back after a sharp market retreat. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 87.55 points in a little over a month, closing below 800 for the first time since April. Inflation pressures, higher interest rates, and doubts about a sustained recovery weigh on sentiment, with analysts noting a possible further decline before any rebound.
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Wall Street
ERS Reverses pork outlook with slower demand for 1975
Meat experts at the Agriculture Department say pork production will rise little until late next year. The ERS reports lower cattle feedings than spring projections, keeping total red meat output below last year and supporting higher beef prices. Pork supplies remain tight, with third quarter prices seen at 55 to 57 per 100 pounds and year-end prices around 51 to 53. Grain costs linger, limiting feeder placements despite a record feeder calf inventory.
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Bible drives vast religious book market says AP analyst
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports in New York that Bible sales outpace other titles, with 15 million Bibles sold through retailers and 25 million more via Bible societies. Living Bible and Good News Bible editions shift massive demand while publishers note most scripture sales occur at cost.
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Television Log Heavy with Classic Channel Lineup
A dense programming grid lists 5 PM to midnight daily shows across multiple channels including Truth or Consequences Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street and The Electric Company. It notes special airings like Star Trek Beverly Hillbillies and The Music Man with various movie and theater telecasts scattered through the late evening hours.
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Too Controversial for TV Tom and Jerry
Seven-time Oscar winners William Hanna and Joseph Barbera lost TV roots for old Tom and Jerry due to concerns about violence. Only new seven minute episodes were ordered by ABC, with the cats reimagined in socially acceptable scenarios. Hanna and Barbera remain actively involved, promising less chase and more restraint.
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WW Debets Subscription Rates and Publication Note
WW Debets published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington. Rates vary by area with monthly and yearly options. out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent tax deduction. The paper credits Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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