Welcome Change in Carter Vice Presidency
The editorial argues Carter should actively use Mondale as chief of staff or in a real role, not let him remain ceremonial. It notes past vice presidents were underutilized, cites Eisenhower Nixon Kennedy Johnson Nixon Agnew Rockefeller Ford, and urges Mondale to be deeply involved to keep the president informed and strengthen government.
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Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Senate
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Carter
Defense Budget Watchdog Harold Brown Heads Pentagon
Harold Brown, a California college president, becomes the new head of the Defense Department and cautions that cutting the budget may take time while the President elect denounces waste. Early reports also flag potential cuts in military pay and benefits as scrutiny increases against a powerful defense lobby amid renewed Russian arms buildup. The forthcoming Ford Carter budget is expected to be heavy with waste and near peacetime spending.
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Defense Department
Harold Brown
California
Ford
Carter
Congress
Fasting and Heart Patients Questioned
A reader questions fasting risks for heart patients and whether blood chemistry changes justify it as a cure-all. The reply notes disagreement with books claiming universal benefits and asks why not everyone adopts fasting when evidence varies.
Fasting risks and health questions raised by readers
A reader questions fasting as a weight loss method and its dangers, noting possible acidosis, muscle loss, uric acid buildup, and nutrient gaps. Other letters cover osteoarthritis exercise, gastritis causes and affordable diagnostics, hair spray allergies, doctors’ habits, alcohol effects on male fertility, and a closing prayer quote from Matthew 16:3.
Wright Investors Service bullish forecast for Dow 1700 in five years
Wright Investors Service says the economy and security prices have reversed longterm downturns and a bullish path is possible. A diversified, high quality equity portfolio could outperform the market as capital formation rebounds, with rates nearer 6 percent than past highs or lows.
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John Cunniff
New York
Wright Investors Service
John Wright
Wright
New York Society of Security Analysts
U.S
Farm price index held steady in 1976 despite lower grain values
USDA data show 1976 all farm prices averaged 186 percent of a 1987 base, equal to 1975 and below the 192 percent 1974 peak. While overall prices were flat, farm expenses rose to 194 percent, signaling a tighter cost-price situation. Cotton led livestock, with cattle prices improving and cotton reaching a 267 percent index.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Carter
U.S
Television Log Dense Schedule From Evening to Late Night
A dense OCR style TV log lists show titles, times, and channels including My Three Sons Sesame Street Brady Bunch Leave To Beaver Odd Couple Birth and Death Of A Star Beverly Hillbillies Hogan's Heroes Mary Hartman Kojak MacNeil Lehrer Report News Tonight shows span from 1 to 41 time blocks with repeats and film listings including Cross-Wits Emergency One Adam-12 and Firing Line. The entry compiles multiple programs across networks with numerous time stamps and program titles indicating a full daily schedule.
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Brady Burch
Beverly Hillbiifes
Cross-Wills
Marcus Welby
M.D
Tim Weisberg
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
My Three Sons
Sesame Street
Zoom
Brady Buneh
Villa Alegre
Beverly Hillbillies
Cross-Wits
ITV Showcase
Emergency One
Animal
Naples
Charlie's Angels
Shakers
Mark Russell
Tennyson
MacNeil-Lehrer
Santeen
Ironside
Dairy trends and wine freezing ideas from USDA reports
The Agriculture Department reports November butter output at 77.3 million pounds, down 1 percent from October yet 21 percent above last year, while cheese production fell 2 percent to 252 million pounds, still 21 percent higher than a year earlier. Government scientists suggest freezing harvested grapes to extend winemaking, letting small wineries avoid harvest-time fermentation rush and maintain grape supply throughout the year.
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USDA
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Who's Who CBS News Debuts With Burton Stokowski Pieces
CBS News launches Who's Who with Dan Rather, Barbara Howar, and Charles Kuralt. Richard Burton discusses his alcoholism in a hotel room interview while Leopold Stokowski stars in a reverent yet candid profile as he nears a six year recording contract. Kuralt profiles Mona Allen, a 19 year old independent North Dakota railroad engineer.
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Malcolm N. Carter
Associated Press
NEW York
CBS News
People” Magazine
60 Minutes
Richard Burton
Leopold Stokowski
Richard Salant
Edward R. Murrow
Dan Rather
Barbara Howar
Charles Kuralt
Stokowski
Stokowsky
Burton
Miss Howar
Don Hewitt
Kuralt
North Dakota
Mona Allen
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Ottawa Herald
Editorial
Thosteson
Mr. Thesteson
Blue Cross
Dr. Thosteson
F.A.P
N.C
Kingdom of Heaven
George C. Thosteson
Ottawa
HERAL
Cegar
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Agriculture Research Service
OHS
National Honor Society
Safeway
Paxson's
Waymire’s
Easlae
Franklin Savings Association
Association
Duane H. Hall
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