Hard Knot To Untie In Health Care Budget Fight
The editorial argues that HEW plans budget cuts for the coming year will raise costs for Medicare and Medicaid, cut nursing services, shift more burden to states, eliminate Hill-Burton funds, and threaten the growth of socialized medicine. It predicts a major Congressional battle and notes inflation and bureaucratic meddling as drivers of higher costs.
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Poor Timing as Minimum Wage Rises Next Wednesday
A new minimum wage increases from $2 to $2.10 next Wednesday, a small raise with broad ripple effects. The extra 10 cents adds pressure along the wage ladder amid shaky business, higher unemployment, and rising operating costs, likely hitting workers most in need.
Te Beard Problems en . vi iostésoy
Teasing tone and grammar hinder clear report of a person facing social anxiety and avoidance. The speaker expresses discouragement and a strong aversion to going anywhere due to the issue. The fragment suggests a personal struggle with embarrassment or fear affecting daily life.
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Ingrown beard and laxative misuse discussed by readers
A reader asks about an ingrown beard causing painful shaving and possible X ray or depilatory options. Dr Thosteson advises shaving with the grain, using a sharp blade, considering salicylic acid for follicle opening, electrolysis for extensive hair, and warns against routine daily laxatives. A separate letter explains daily laxatives harm bowel rhythm and should involve a doctor. A baptism of a four day old girl may show withdrawal bleeding from maternal hormones. a check is advised if persists. The column ends with a prayer and verse.
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Threat To Corn Growers Threat to corn growers as price squeeze looms
CENTRALIA ILL AP A cost price squeeze threatens a record 1975 corn crop forecast by the USDA. NCGA president Walter Goeppinger and a University of Illinois expert expect price declines and higher production costs, with prices possibly dropping to or below production costs in 12 months. Corn currently near 34 dollars a bushel, with costs around 2.47 per bushel.
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Gold sales rules set by SEC to avoid securities laws
The SEC outlined conditions for gold merchants to operate outside securities laws, requiring full price payment without margin, offering physical possession, and no buyer reliance on merchant advice. Major banks, including Bank of America and First National City Bank, warned that investing in gold is not suitable for most, citing low returns, fraud risks, and counterfeiting threats.
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Paper use tied to living standards across nations
In a Business Mirror piece, per capita paper consumption is linked to literacy and living standards. The United States is projected to consume about 630 pounds of paper this year across newspapers, books, magazines, cards, and packaging, while India uses 4.4 pounds and Japan, Germany, and Britain sit around 300 pounds. Sweden is noted as closest to these figures.
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Television Log Listings for Channel Lineup and Programs
A dense schedule lists TV channels ABC NBC CBS PBS and others with extensive program entries. It includes movie titles such as Beneath the 12-mile Reef and The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, sports events like NFC Championships and NFL games, news specials, and various entertainment shows across the day.
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