Where Will It End in Federal Press on Advertising
Ottawa Herald editorial notes the Justice Department seeks to end ABA advertising bans as illegal restraints. It questions professional advertising rules for doctors, funeral directors, accountants, and architects, arguing federal action could reshape professional ethics nationwide.
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Newcasyl
American Bar Association
Justice Department
ABA
Uncle Sam
Minnie
America
Missouri Pacific President Sees 1975 as Strong Year
The Missouri Pacific railroad chief announced in his annual report that 1975 will be the second best in the railroad's 124-year history. He urged a national policy to boost railways, noting railroads move more freight with less fuel and pollution compared to trucks, and questioned passenger service, suggesting railroads reengage in the people business.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
MoPac
Hemolytic Anemia: Causes and Treatment for a Child
Dear Dr Thosteson explains that hemolytic anemia is excessive red cell destruction often due to hereditary factors or enzyme issues. Treatment may include corticosteroids and sometimes splenectomy. prognosis is good with response to steroids, though outgrowing the condition depends on multiple factors.
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Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
PBS bidding wraps TV proposals for 1976 77 season
AP reports PBS station cooperative will review 84 show proposals in late February to decide which programs will be funded next season. Stations submit bids to share costs, with failures dropped after rounds. New York WNET leads in cultural fare while Boston WGBH offers a mixed bag. KCET Los Angeles touts a Henry Mancini series and classic films.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Public
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Cooperative
Program Cooperative
East Coast
Boston
Washington, D.C
WTTW
Chicago
KCET
Los Angeles
WNET
Wgbh-Tv
Crockett
Victory Garden
Meemington
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Washington Week
Henry Mancini
Big
John Kenneth Galbraith
Ernie Kovacs
Kovacs
Pressure on Ford Grows as GOP Critics Push Veto
President Ford signed the energy and tax cut extension bills while signaling opposition to a common site picketing measure under strong pressure from conservatives within the Republican Party. Reagan urged vetoes on all three bills, and concerns over future support from party factions and donors loomed as lawmakers debated spending limits and oil price controls.
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Howard Sinedict
Associated Press
Wester Vail
Colo
Ford
Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Houston
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Dohora
Congress
F Ford
House
Agriculture Department to release 90 million for conservation program
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports the Agriculture Department will announce soon the release of 90 million dollars in additional funds for the Agricultural Conservation Program for next year. The amount matches what Congress specified and awaits final clearance from the Office of Management and Budget after ASCS signoff.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Congress
Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Office of Management and
Television Schedule and Budget Talk Mentioned
The article lists a dense TV log with hundreds of programs across networks, then shifts to a policy brief about the 1976 conservation program funding. It notes the Ford administration’s attempt to defer $175 million in 1976 operations, Congress’ rejection, and the Agriculture Department’s obligation to spend the full amount. It discusses conservation incentives for farmers, debates on program efficacy, and political factors in Congress. It closes with a Foreign Agricultural Service note predicting China winter wheat may be larger in 1976, though no acreage figures are released.
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White House
Ford
Congress
House
Agriculture Department
United States
Capitol Hill
Washington
People’s Republic of China
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Peking
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy outline
Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly quarterly half yearly and yearly prices including sales tax. Mentions editor Robert B Wellington and AP news use rights and exclusive local news publication rights.
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Offtawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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