Pearl Harbor Day reflections on 30 years of war and peace
The Saturday Notebook recalls December 7 1941 and the ensuing decades of battle from Pearl Harbor through Korea Vietnam and conflicts in the Mideast and India. It notes progress yet laments continued global instability and the challenge of achieving lasting peace.
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Tendonitis patients seek nonoperative relief options
In letters to the doctor, Mrs R D G and C D G report persistent tendonitis despite two rounds of hydrocortisone injections. X rays show no bone issues or calcific deposits, so surgery is not advised. Both seek effective relief beyond injections and six months of calcified left shoulder tendonitis.
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Tendonitis and tendon troubles medical guidance excerpt
In this health column the doctor explains tendonitis and bursitis arising from injury or overuse. Rest the affected area, apply heat, use pain relief, and consider hydrocortisone injections or irrigation, with possible surgery for calcific deposits. Also warns raw eggs carry salmonella risk and advises cooked eggs for infants.
Action on Economy Includes Tax Cuts and Pay Board Moves
President Nixon signed a 15.8 billion tax cut plan over three years and sought an extended inflation control mandate through April 1973. The Pay Board approved a 42 month railroad signalmen wage deal and a 3.6 percent average price rise for U.S. Steel, with flexibility on item pricing. The Fed cut the discount rate to 4.5 percent as part of broader efforts to curb inflation.
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Higher Education Aim By Writers By EDWARD McGRATH
Editorial writers discuss Kansas higher education funding as budget season prompts reactions. Parsons Sun, Wichita Eagle Beacon, Lawrence Journal World, Chanute Tribune urge Gov Docking leadership, more funding, and broader state support to sustain colleges and research amid economy pressures and continued underfunding concerns.
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Overloaded TV Schedule Log With Diverse Hourly Listings
A dense historic television log lists daytime and prime time programs across multiple channels. It catalogs shows from Wrestling to News, movies, sports, and religious programs with many entries including Lions versus Vikings, Dolphins versus Colts, and numerous soaps, comedies, and game shows dated in a long sequence.
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Dolphins
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Wild Kingdom
Lassie
News
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Sportsman’s Friend
Aaed Squad
Lawrence Welk
Hee Haw
Andy Griffith
Sullivan
Dick van Dyle
Novie
Mary Tyler Moore
Hog Inventory Update Focuses on 1972 Prospects
Agriculture Department to release Dec 22 report on national hog and pig inventories. Survey notes 8 percent fall in Corn Belt hogs last year with further sows cutbacks planned, amid near record 1970 pork output. Edges of price gains and lower feed costs suggest possible modest hog production growth this winter. Cotton growers back a $10 million promotion plan for 1972 with $1 per bale checkoffs financing marketing, research, staff, and operations.
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Rehnquist Joins Court as Rising Conservative Leader
Washington AP William H Rehnquist was confirmed Friday by the Senate as an associate justice of the Supreme Court. At 47 he is seen as the strongest conservative among Nixon appointees and could emerge as a philosophical leader despite a still developing balance with centrists Stewart and White.
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