Editorial says busing to balance races should not be in energy bill
The piece argues that tying school desegregation busing to the energy crisis is misguided and harmful. It contends busing to mix races punishes children for adults' actions and that the federal government has overstepped by injecting racial issues into policy.
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Open housing and better schools amid busing debates
The piece argues court actions against busing raise school costs and fuel expenses, spurring private schools in anti-busing areas. It calls for ending busing, tackling housing and slum issues, and equalizing education quality across all locales regardless of student color.
Rail executives urge deregulation to boost freight and travel
The Burlington Northern chairman calls for government relief from regulation to strengthen railroads. He argues rail management should be free to run the system, noting freight is fuel efficient per ton mile and suggesting passenger movement could become similarly efficient. He adds that rate hikes should wait for a financial problem.
Old Folks B.O. Dear Dr Thosteson
A letter from a listener asks about a 90 year old father-in-law who remains active walking two to three miles daily and weighs 120 to 124 pounds. He has a strong appetite and few illnesses beyond sinus issues and arthritis.
Odor issues in an elderly man and medical steps
Reader asks about offensive body odor in Dr George C Thosteson's patient and possible causes. A physician suggests evaluating for drainage problems, skin or fungal infections, dental or sinus issues, urinary incontinence, diet, medications, and dehydration. Recommends a full medical exam with prior notice to the doctor to identify and treat the underlying cause.
Cotton acreage may rise to 14.5–15 million acres next spring
Washington AP. The Agriculture Department says cotton farmers could greatly expand next year if fuel and fertilizer remain available. Cotton specialist Russell G. Barlowe says planting could total 14.5 to 15 million acres, the highest since 1965, after 13.1 million acres this year amid bad weather. Prospects depend on input supplies and prices as the 1974-75 stockpile is seen at about 3.7 million bales.
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Notable Washington figures cut fuel use in energy crisis
Elite corps of energy savers report governors, lawmakers, and White House aides cutting consumption. Ethel Kennedy reduces heat to five rooms. Lowell Weicker Jr. trades a family wagon for a compact. Nixon may travel by train. Treasury hosts candlelight party. Ongoing fleet downsizing includes Simon, Weinberger, Percy, and others choosing smaller or shared transport.
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William E. Simon
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Charles H. Percy
Weicker
NYSE white paper urges clearer market facts in annual reports
The New York Stock Exchange released a white paper urging firms to publish market metrics in annual reports including trading range price earnings ratio dividends and book value to restore investor confidence. The plan also recommends quarterly stockholder reports from listed companies and independent audits by public directors to harmonize accounting methods and improve comparability. In a separate note a Lancashire court heard how a soccer fan was easily identified due to distinctive clothing after throwing a bottle toward a policeman.
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Television Grid Highlights Prime Time Mix
TV schedule lists multiple blocks from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM featuring Sesame Street Truth Or Consequences Mister Rogers and more. Notable entries include Adam-12 Sonny And Cher Perry Mason and Beverly Hillbillies with various game shows weather and news segments across channels.
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Taras Bulba
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