Saturday Notebook on Christmas Future and Government Nuisances
The column muses on Christmas future rules, school district taboos on religious references, and safety drives for lights and plants. It lampoons government weekends, credit card woes, and Teamsters demands while noting odd anecdotes about a CBS scam and Hoffa's body.
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Foot Problems Bhich & figur Dr Thibstedon 4
Foot problems described with unclear symptoms and a note about coins and a razor used to keep toes down. Mentions wearing shoes causing hurt and seeking advice or remedy guidance.
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Toenail and corn care for seniors and anemia in pregnancy
Reader 74 seeks relief for painful big toe corns caused by tight shoes and advises straight toenail trimming. Dr Thosteson explains corns types, shoe fit, and safe treatments. notes anemia in pregnancy is common and correctable with iron. Includes brief Q&A on sexual health, thoracic outlet syndrome, and hemorrhoids recurrence with care tips.
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Farm exports on target to set 1975-76 record
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that exports for the first four months of the fiscal year begun July 1 were near the government forecast for a new 1975-76 record. July to October shipments totaled $6.5 billion, up 10 percent from $6.2 billion a year earlier.
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Television Log dense with varied programs across channels
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Spending In Limbo by Terry Kirkpatrick AP
Retail sales rose for November and early December with a 14 percent year over year gain, led by autos and department stores, while grocery and gas dropped. Ford refused tax cut extension without a $395 billion cap, Senate talks hint at a veto override but not certain. Michigan economists cite a cautious, skittish consumer delaying recovery amid debates over next year’s spending.
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