Editorial Preview of Ford Economic Plan On Sacrifice
The nation waits for President Ford to unveil a new economic program this month. Treasury Secretary Simon told the American Farm Bureau in New Orleans that the policy will require personal sacrifice for all. He expressed confidence that Americans understand the need and are ready to meet it as they conserve energy and plan to drive less.
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Treasury
William E. Simon
American Farm Bureau Federation
New Orleans
Two Way Street All in This Together
Senator Proxmire notes about 800 federal officials in Washington still chauffeured to work. The practice costs taxpayers more than 13 million dollars annually. The piece urges car pooling and shared sacrifice by leaders and citizens alike to ease the fuel crisis.
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Sen
William Proxmire
Washington
Franklin County
Speed Limits Save Lives and Enforce the Law
The piece argues for a permanent 55 mile per hour limit to conserve energy and reduce fatalities. It cites a 1974 death toll drop of 10 percent and a study from Indiana University noting 83 percent of crashes result from human factors. It stresses local enforcement and calls for strict adherence to the law.
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Kansas
Indiana University
Ford
Restless legs prompt home remedies and advice
A reader seeks help for nightly restless legs with crawling sensations and sleep disruption. Dr Thosteson suggests gentle routines, iron if anemia is present, and various options from walking to avoiding coffee. The column also answers a shaving myth, skin spots advice, and ends with a Christmas prayer.
World Wary Over Brezhnev
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports mounting uncertainty over Leonid Brezhnev health and the Soviet leader's grip on power. The article notes possible political strain, transition planning, and potential global impact on Soviet relations with the United States and China as well as Middle East policy amid pressures from Egypt and U.S. trade legislation.
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William L. Ryan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Brezhnev
Middle East
Soviet Union
Power succession in the Soviet leadership debated
The article analyzes Brezhnev’s possible replacement and which figures might succeed him. Kirilenko, aged 68, is discussed as a caretaker option within a aging Politburo and a entrenched party apparatus. Other leaders like Kosygin, Podgorny, Suslov, and Kulakov are evaluated for age and power potential.
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Brezhnev
Communist Party
Mikhail M. Suslov
Suslov
Andrei P. Kirilenko
Kirilenko
Fyodor D. Kulakov
Television Schedule Log Flurry of Classic 1960s Airings
Television log lists 5:00 to 9:00 blocks featuring Truth or Consequences Sesame Street Early Show and other live action comedies. The note covers multiple channels with program pairings and time slots including News Zoom Star Trek Hogan's Heroes and World News Tonight with Weather segments.
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Sesame Street
Electric Company
Green Acres
Zoom
Star Trek
TV Weatherman
Beverly Hibules
Government considers reimposing DES withdrawal rule for livestock
U S D A officials warn of rising DES tainted livers in cattle and urge reestablishment of a 14 day feed withdrawal and 120 day implant withdrawal rules while noting the 7 day feed withdrawal previously proposed may be insufficient. No immediate decision announced.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Indians Seek Better Times at Tribal Convention
ALBUQUERQUE AP Wendell Chino Mescalero Apache chairman addresses the third annual National Tribal Chairmen Association convention opening in Albuquerque. He urges a national policy letting Indians control their own destinies, noting long unemployment among Native peoples and pledging to press for self determination.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Wendell Chino
Chino
Greenspan warns on uncertain economy and slow recovery
In testimony to the Joint Economic Committee Alan Greenspan cautioned that unemployment could reach 8 percent and a sharp price decline is unlikely. He warned that forecasts face large uncertainty due to unpredictable government moves and limited information, with many economists admitting three month horizons risk vague projections.
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New York
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Herbert Stein
Richard M. Nixon
Greenspan
Joint Economic Committee
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and AP Note
Ottawa Herald publishes subscription pricing for in and out of trade area readers with monthly and annual options. The paper notes inclusion of sales tax and a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers, and credits the Associated Press for local news use.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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