Ottawa Herald questions North American Hotel revival plan
Ottawa commission has approved a $300,000 federal grant to rebuild the North American Hotel as a housing and community center for the elderly but fears it may not be financially viable without city funds. The columnist contrasts New York City public housing costs with federal aid and questions prioritization of subsidies.
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Proxmire attacks Zarb over fuel costly travel
Sen William Proxmire accuses Frank Zarb of fuel waste citing 13 trips on chartered Air Force planes totaling 19 000 gallons and over 25 000 dollars in taxpayer costs. Zarb promises to fly commercial from now on. Other federal officials and the President are urged to similar restraint.
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Tremor Confusion Cites Unclear Medical Note to Doctor
A fragmented note addresses Dr Thosteson about a long running tremor in the right hand. The writer attributes the tremor to unknown causes and mentions a husband and certain unclear references to years and possible remedies. The text is garbled and lacks coherent medical details or a clear diagnosis.
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Parkinsonism and nail infection notes from readers
A reader outlines possible tremor causes and Parkinson disease signs in an elderly husband while another describes nail edge loosening with creamy discharge. Medical guidance suggests thyroid issues, arteriosclerosis, and infection by staphylococcus, with dermatologist and early treatment advised. The piece closes with a prayer and biblical verse.
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Thesteson
TV Locales In A Rut By Jay Sharbutt
AP television writer notes that networks favor New York Los Angeles and San Francisco for new series. He cites Indianapolis Milwaukee and Chicago as urban settings, while other cities like Worcester and Bay Area towns are overlooked. San Francisco gains crime shows. New York remains light on law shows, heavy on laughter.
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Lilienthal Urges Energy Push Now For U S Coal Plant
David Lilienthal, former TVA and AEC chief, criticizes 24 years of inertia and calls for bold action to build a large scale coal to synthetic fuel plant. He notes private finance could have supported bigger projects and warns against delaying energy initiatives amid foreign oil dependence. He emphasizes momentum, energy, and decisive plans over reports.
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Belleville
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Ford plan sends free market view to 18000 debate teams
AP reports the Ford administration's stance on world food supply management favors free markets. The Agriculture Department distributed a USDA booklet costing about 4000 dollars for 100000 copies to 18,000 high school debate teams, focusing on arguments against international control of scarce world resources. Claude Gifford of the Office of Communication oversaw the project, noting the material supports the 1975-76 debate topic without counterarguments.
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TV Guide style schedule and policy debate note
A dense TV listings fragment covers channels and programs from 5:00 to 12:00 with many show titles including News, Family Affair, Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, The Beverly Hillbillies, Star Trek, Perry Mason and more. The passage shifts to a policy discussion noting a report on world food resources arguing against international control and promoting national managed reserves, citing Ford’s 1974 UN proposal and Earl L. Butz views.
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Yippies Prepare Return For GOP Convention Front
Yippies set up in Kansas City to march on the 1976 Republican convention next August. A. J. Weberman said thousands would join from groups like the Gay Liberation Front and Students for a Democratic Society while denying plans for violence. He warned of critics blaming the Yippies for any unrest.
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