Ford tax cut proposal faces Congress again
The editorial notes President Ford's bid for middle income tax relief and business incentives mirrors last year's rejected plan, with spending cuts to offset losses. It predicts Congress may favor Carter's incoming economic plan starting with a tax cut for low and moderate income people and followed by public works.
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Congress
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Familiar Road to Prosperity Echoes Carter Plans
The piece argues that the We’ve Seen It Before program and expansion in public construction and federal job training, totaling 25 to 35 billion dollars over two years, mirrors spending patterns the incoming President condemned. It warns that debt and high government cost overshadow short term gains and recalls past efforts that faded.
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Carter
Beavers and County Rules Stir Finney County Debate
Finney County commissioners defied state fish and game rules by banning beaver trapping via a local charter resolution. They argue beavers build habitats and dams that benefit wildlife, while state Forestry Fish and Game and the attorney general say the county oversteps. The dispute likely heads to court as officials clash over statewide uniformity versus local needs.
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Garden City Telegram
Finney County
Animal Kingdom
Arkansas River
Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Finney
The Mexican Cure for Emphysema Prompts Letter to Doctor
A reader writes Dear Dr Thosteson about her 73 year old husband who has emphysema and has been taking Choledyl. She mentions a Mexican doctor who allegedly offers a cure with a six month supply of pills after x rays and examination, noting long wait times for appointments.
To Your Good Health and Medical Queries
A reader questions pricey unproven cures for emphysema and cautions that extraphylline pills may be a hoax. The doctor advises evidence and quitting smoking, and warns against DIY herpes cures. Milk intake is safe for seniors. hardening arteries is aging, not diet, with occasional low-fat guidance.
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Thosteson
The Lockhorns Ottawa Herald 10 45
Ottawa Herald notices local pricing and subscriptions for The Lockhorns Cedar daily publication including rates by mail and in trade area. Tax details and AP rights noted.
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Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
The Commission Game by John Cunniff
The piece discusses how bankers brokers and insurers push into each other’s turf. It notes rising bank activity in trust fiduciary roles and corporate financing while brokers and insurers expand into banking areas. Regulators must balance competition with stability and public benefit.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Overhaul Sought for Crop Disaster Payments in Farm Policy
Congress and the Carter administration will consider reforming crop disaster payments as aid claims rise. The Agriculture Department cited possible costs near 400 million dollars, though not likely to match 1974 levels. Bergland, as secretary-designee, faces pressure to shape policies stabilizing farm income.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Congress
Carter
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
USDA
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Upper Midwest
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Bob Bergland
D-Minn
Bergland
E. A. Jaenke
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Jaenke
Carter Farm
Department
Television Log Shuffle of Classic Sitcoms and News Mix
A dense broadcast log lists numerous programs across times and channels, featuring My Three Sons, Brady Bunch, Sesame Street, Newsrooms, movies like The Princess and the Pirate, and series such as Hogan's Heroes, MASH, Police Woman, and MacNeil Lehrer Report. It tracks recurring titles, substitutions, and cross references including cross over notes for Weather, Education, and cultural programs.
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Villa Alegre
Beverly Hibbles
America
Charlie's Angels
MacNeil- Lehrer Report
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Mary Harman
Quinn Martin Returns to Basics with Tales of the Unexpected
NBC debuts Quinn Martin's Tales of the Unexpected, an anthology of terror and suspense. Martin, famed for The Untouchables and Cannon, treats it as a Hitchcock inspired departure, aiming to reinvigorate TV with departures from formula. He jokes about scripts piling at Samuel Goldwyn Studios and stays busy on multiple projects and developments.
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Jane Wyman
Untouchables
Martin
Dan August
Cannon
Manhunter
San Francisco
Barnaby Jones
Samuel Goldwyn Studios
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