Editorial Safekeeping The Key
A national advisory commission recommends shortening felony sentences to 25 years except for murder and five years for non dangerous offenders. The report also urges rehabilitation oriented prison policy and addressing root causes like poverty illiteracy unemployment. Education and employment opportunities for former inmates are proposed as essential remedies.
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National Conference On Criminal Justice
Do It Your Self SST Back In 1971 Senate Vote
A retrospective notes the 1971 Senate vote against funding the supersonic transport, halting development and dismantling the mockup. It warns reviving the SST would raise costs, cites shifting government business ties, and argues private firms should build any future jets if worth having.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
Boeing
Uncle Sam
Milk Feed Ratio Slumps to 18 Month Low
Washington AP reports rising feed costs push the milk feed ratio to 1.63 in December, the lowest since July 1971. Milk price to farmers up 40 cents from a year earlier. feed costs rose 70 cents. Federation seeks higher supports to guard milk supplies amid rising expenses. Alfalfa seed production in 1972 also drops to 101.3 million pounds, the smallest since 1948.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
National Milk Producers Federation
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Federation
Patrick B. Healy
SEC allows institutions to own brokers under 80 20 rule
The SEC ruled that banks mutual funds and insurers may own brokerage firms with exchange seats if 80 percent of the firms business is with the public and 20 percent with the parent. Industry reaction was cautious as mergers would be gradual amid size and antitrust questions and uncertain profits.
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SEC
Mutual Funds
Congress
Justice Department
Senate
Charles W. Shaeffer
T. Rowe Price & Associates
John C. Whitehead
Securities Industry Association
Wall Street
New Divorce Insurance Idea Draws Mixed Interest
In New York a bill proposes a study commission to explore selling divorce insurance. Promoters lawyers feminists and legislators show interest though insurers worry over high divorce rates. The piece notes young couples face many payments and asks who would pay the premiums.
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New York
Not Petrified Dear Dr Thosteson
A patient writes seeking reassurance about hysterectomy for cervical cancer. She fears the operation will ruin her femininity and sexual satisfaction, having heard alarming stories from coworkers.
Public Letters on Hysterectomy Myths and Reassuring Notes
Readers share experiences debunking hysterectomy fears stating the operation does not affect sexual satisfaction or fertility. A doctor explains uterus removal leaves the vagina unchanged while urging caution against harmful myths and urging readers to avoid spreading fear.
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A.H
M.T
Strange Creatures of the Night airs on NBC with eerie wildlife
The National Geographic Society presents Strange Creatures of the Night a network special about nocturnal animals. It features owls bats hyenas and vampire bats feeding on cattle while illustrating life in total darkness using electronic image intensification and minimal lighting.
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National Geographic Society
East
Africa
Mexico
Argentina
Television Schedule Full Day Ottawa Kansas
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV log lists extensive program lineup from early morning to night. Includes News Weather Sports and classic shows such as Sesame Street Dragnet Beverly Hillbillies Gunsmoke and The Tonight Show with numerous film and educational programs. Broadcast times span 5 a.m. to midnight with many different networks and channels noted.
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Mayberry
Hogan's Heroes
Lilias
Youa and
You
TV Weatherman
World News
Joanne Carson
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
Peyton Place
Bozo
Eddie
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Electric Company
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Waltons
Advocates
Mad Squad
Flip Wilson
Ironside
Market Prices Drive Grain From Price Support Loans
Washington AP Higher market prices pull grain from government price support programs into commerce. As of Jan 1 farmers held only one million bushels of new crop corn under price support loans, far below 583 million a year earlier, with weather and higher prices reducing loan attractiveness as corn averaged 1.42 dollars per bushel last month versus 1.20 a year ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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