Agnew profits signal in real estate boom
Editorial notes Agnew's rise as a multi millionaire via a real estate promoter who says they have a legal, lucrative deal. The partner claims the promoter seeks capital for developments as Agnew grows richer, despite public questions about his past and the era's economic worries.
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Spiro and Nixon Ties In Time of Oil Grip
The text portrays Spiro Agnew leveraging government contacts for private gain through Middle East connections. It claims he shifted from hiring a hit man to using a former vice president to obtain money from Arabs. It asserts he attracts Arab investment while oil prices pressure the public, stating Agnew will profit and aim for San Clemente.
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Ottawa buyers urged to shop local for safety
Homespun Buying Times grow tight as households and merchants report tougher buying. Promoters use watts lines and junk mail promising big value, but buyers seek local, proven deals with recourse if promises fail. Shop Ottawa, buy in Ottawa, becomes essential in tougher times.
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Dear Dr Thosteson asks about congestive heart failure
A reader from Los Angeles asks what congestive heart failure is and whether it damages the heart. They seek to know if a cure exists and whether to consult a heart specialist.
Understanding Congestive Heart Failure and Treatments
This column outlines CHF caused by valve damage or heart attacks, its symptoms and risk factors, and management through bed rest a low salt diet diuretics and digitalis. It notes possible valve replacement surgery and the role of family physicians in treatment.
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Independent Congress to debate Ford energy program
New York AP report outlines a more independent Congress likely to scrutinize the Ford administration energy economic package. Economists dissect the ingredients as Northeast governors call the energy tax discriminatory, labor seeks rebates aiding the poor, bankers weigh deficits, and insurers worry about higher rates. Kenneth Wright, chief econo
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Treasury finance outlook and Ford plan viewed by economists
A financial note from the Insurance Association says that despite a deepening recession and easing policy, long and short term rates may fall only modestly in early 1975 with potential upward pressure later in the year. Inflation is seen easing mildly, while Ford’s energy price measures face skepticism. Albert Cox Jr. calls Ford’s package not constructive overall, urging a careful, part by part evaluation.
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American Life Insurance Association
World Hunger show on PBS examines India Niger Colombia
Public Broadcasting Service airs World Hunger Who Will Survive narrated by Bill Moyers. The three country study analyzes food crises in India Niger and Colombia and notes efforts to improve food sufficiency rather than grim doom. The Ottawa Daily details rates and AP rights.
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Japan Seen as Leading US Farm Buyer Amid Recovery Hopes
Washington AP an Agriculture Department expert said Japan shows signs of economic recovery and will likely stay the top foreign buyer of U S farm products for now despite a 10 percent export volume cut this year higher prices may lift costs to as much as the 1973 74 record of 3 4 billion Greenshields notes Japan faces inflation trade deficits stagnation and unemployment but indicators point to a recovery in some sectors As Japan remains the biggest single market for U S farmers for four years a jiggle in its economy ripples through major crops across Kansas Iowa Texas and other farming regions
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Paradox Hero Moustaklis Returns Home From Walter Reed
Spyridon Moustaklis, 48, partly paralyzed and barely able to speak, heads home to Athens after weeks at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for torture endured under Greece’s former military regime. His wife Christina and daughter Natali await in Greece as US and Greek officials weigh political tensions over the case.
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