Airlines' Hijacking Rules Urged by Congress
Editorial argues for strict hijack prevention measures including death penalty for hijackers, a $50 million annual air security force, and presidential power to cut off countries aiding hijackers. It highlights airport search flaws, civil rights concerns, and urges carriers to adopt onground rules to avert government takeover of air travel.
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Revenue sharing sparks proposed state control bill
A Leavenworth Senate member announced a bill to limit how federal revenue-sharing funds are spent, effectively reducing property taxes. Local officials oppose strings attached, arguing for freedom to allocate funds. The piece notes revenue sharing may persist five years and questions its broader goals.
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Long Range Welfare Reform Debate Probes Federal Program
A congressional subcommittee report criticizes the national welfare program for complexity too many forms and widespread errors or fraud. It urges comprehensive reform and notes hearings in Washington New York Detroit and Atlanta while questioning applicability to the entire country and urging local community management of the program.
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Snow shoveling and heart attack risks explained
Reader asks about the link between heavy snow shoveling and fatal heart attacks. Dr Thosteson notes sudden strain can enlarge heart chambers and narrow arteries, potentially causing circulation failure, aneurysm rupture, fibrillation, or chamber rupture, with risks not unique to snow shoveling.
Snow shoveling risks heart attack and other exertion dangers
The note explains how heavy wet snow shoveling, cold weather, and repeated lifting strain the heart, especially in those with atherosclerosis or undiagnosed issues. It compares shoveling to other hard activities, notes the need to rest after exertion, and urges applying these cautions beyond snow. It ends with a closing prayer and reference to Luke 2:17.
Dating Game Saigon Style
In Saigon the lone soldiers rely on the Saigon Post classifieds to counter loneliness. A man known as Mr Mike runs a dating service offering introductions to Vietnamese women from a file of over 1,000 prospects for 5,000 piastres. Vietnamese clients pay no fee.
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Wall Street optimism grows as gains look solid
New York AP reports January optimism on stock prices backed by growing U.S. economy and forecast corporate profits rising 12 to 18 percent. Forecasters note foreign funds and pension and insurance institutions support prices while mutual funds suffer 10 straight months of net redemptions.
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The Lockhorns Funds See Redemptions Outpace Sales
The latest figures show redemptions exceed sales by 258.3 million dollars while total mutual fund assets near 60 billion. Redemptions limit fund flexibility though funds may sustain for months. Outlook improves as ordinary Americans keep saving despite inflation, with Vietnam’s peace casting a lingering cloud on the market.
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Red meat production up year, but falls from October
The Agriculture Department reports November beef output down six percent from October while up six percent from a year earlier. Pork production rose one percent in the month, offsetting declines in beef as the nation’s meat output shifts amid postwar demand.
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Grange Joins Resistance to REAP Elimination
Washington report notes the National Grange joins farm groups and lawmakers in opposition to the Rural Environmental Assistance Program cut. The Agriculture Department canceled 1973 REAP operations on White House budget orders, with Grange Master John Scott stating OMB assured $140 million was allotted for 1973 and remaining funds held in reserve.
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