Come On Uncle Sam Phase 4 costs hit industry
Ottawa Herald editors argue Phase 4 of the administration’s control program will force business to absorb higher costs and lower profits. They warn reduced profits mean less tax revenue, higher deficits, and a growing national debt as government costs rise and inflation accelerates. They suggest applying Phase 4 to government costs first.
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America
Cost of
Council
Sam
Uncle Sam
Economy vs Security in VP Agnew's Bethesda House
Warm days spark outrage over nearly 190000 dollar Agnew home spending for privacy and protection. GSA shows 39500 dollar fence with electric eyes and bullet proof glass while Nixon's two private homes cost over 1.8 million for security and communications. Public expects value, warns Secret Service about tax dollars.
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Uncle Sam
Nixon
Florida
California
James Bond
Secret Service
High Blood Pressure Questions From Patient About Treatment
The patient asks why blood pressure medication must be taken lifelong and why it cannot be stopped once readings normalize. The letter notes various causes of hypertension and mentions some cases may be corrected surgically, while others require ongoing medication.
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Dr. Thosteson
Medical Q and A on hormones glaucoma and allergies
Readers ask about menopause hormone therapy safety and whether to use hormone pills. Thosteson says treatment is common for hot flashes but not needed by all and risks are limited for most. individual advice needed. He warns against drying antihistamines in glaucoma meds and advises simple remedies for colds. Allergies cited as a likely cause of year round sinus trouble. test with an allergist recommended. Optical shingles explained as Herpes zoster affecting eye area. no separate disease. Hemorrhoid treatments injection versus tying. choice depends on severity and doctor’s guidance. A devotional closing prayer included.
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R.H.C
J. F
G.G.P
H.W
Eli
Thesteson
P.J
Comprehensive TV Schedule From Evening Through Late Night
The TV log lists daytime to late night airings with channels and programs such as Sesame Street Leave It To Beaver The Great Man's Whiskers The Cincinnati Kid and The Lion in a dense timetable. It captures extensive coverage across news Weather Sports and entertainment including Talk shows game shows and films.
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Kansas Consumer
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Wild Kingdom
Sportsman's Friend
Government curbs soy exports amid protein shortage drive
The Agriculture Department initiates a nationwide effort to explain soy and other high protein export rationing. State and county offices get model releases and background material for rapid, information only distribution as foreign demand remains high. The Commerce Department expands limits to 41 protein and oil sources including alfalfa meal peanuts linseed oil cake gluten from corn to conserve feed protein until next harvest.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Commerce Department
Office Phone Frenzy Highlights Office Monkey Business
New York offices are depicted as busy with personal calls over firm tasks. Executives and staff juggle social plans, appointments, and farewells, while bosses worry about weather, golf, and job prospects as the clerical pool fills with private chatter. The piece uses light humor to comment on productivity decline.
Wheat Sales A Market Factor By Roderick Turnbull
Northwest Kansas wheat farmer visiting the Kansas City Board of Trade explained tax reasons prevent selling this year. He redeemed government loans from 1968 69 71 and 72 crops and may wait to sell 1973 crop after January. The piece notes farmers hold wheat awaiting tax impacts, and reports 305 million bushels under price support loans redeemed by May 31 1973, plus various on farm and elevator stocks.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
Kansas
Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
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