Carter tax rebate sparks Savings Bonds print drive
Ottawa Herald notes President Carter's proposal to issue an $11 billion tax rebate in $50 checks and shows a bundle of Treasury stories on Savings Bonds. The piece mocks giveaways while urging readers to Buy Bonds, linking policy to a personal finance lesson and a jab at economic pundits.
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Carter
Department of the Treasury
U. S
Sam
Uncle Sam
Saturday Notebook: Gadgets and Government Quips
A humor-forward roundup notes how computers map egg frying time and heat effects, with an 838 time units estimate. It contrasts EPA car pollution findings costing 4.2 million with Congress reshaping terms to district work periods, amid voter skepticism over Easter and Groundhog Day breaks.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Washington
Chronic Constipation In a Five Year Old
A mother writes that her five year old has chronic constipation since birth with an enlarged colon diagnosed in infancy. She has used stool softeners suppositories and enemas since six months old and was recently hospitalized again. The pediatrician suggests child psychologist therapy, but the writer seeks Dr Thosteson’s explanation of the problem and treatment.
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Dr. Thosteson
T.R
Megacolon and eye health guidance from Dr Thosteson
A reader’s questions cover megacolon risks including Hirschsprung disease and treatment, nail separation linked to thyroid issues, surgical menopause hormone needs, virus spread via drinking fountains, iodine in salt, eye halos suggesting glaucoma, vitamin differences, arthritis effects on muscles, and migraine related vision loss. The column includes prayers asking for guidance and attentive listening.
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H.H. Coat
Kansas legislators clash over budgets and amnesty debate
Kansas Rep. Robertson argues the House should lead with a six percent school budget increase while Gov. Bennett backs seven percent. Senate antics include Sen. Crofoot demanding public notice for conference calls and pushing a anti amnesty resolution amid bipartisan opposition. Legislators push both fiscal and symbolic measures in a lively session.
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Bennett
Board of Regents
Crofoot
House
Senate
Crofcot
GOP
Senate Journal
Kansas
Major Oil Firms Post Varied 1976 Earnings Gains
AP News reports 12 of 15 top U S oil majors posted 1976 earnings gains from 4.7 to 64 percent with Exxon up 5.5 percent for the year and Occidental forecasting a fourfold fourth quarter rise. Standard Oil Indiana declined 5.4 percent in Q4. Mobil surpassed foreign earnings for the first time in the decade, and natural gas prices rose 14 cents per thousand cubic feet.
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Deirdre Donnelly
NEW York
Texaco Inc
Atlantic Richfield Corp
Exxon Corp
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Dreyond
U.S
Mobil Oil Corp
Gulf of Mexico
Mobil
Uni
Gach
American Petroleum Institute
Farm Roundup: Beef Prices Seen Up but Slower Rise
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that retail beef prices may rise less than forecast in 1977 as cattle finishers push grain feeding and a larger 1976 corn crop boosts feed availability. Projected price gains soften from prior peaks, while hog and pork trends also shift. Senate debate grows on replacing drought relief subsidies with FCIC insured coverage and a nationwide subsidy plan.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Richard J. Crom
Department
Economic Research Service
USDA
Cram
Crom
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
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