The Meddlers Editorial on Regulation and Politics
The Ottawa Herald observes rising government regulation in cars and industry, warning it may lead to economic chaos without common sense. It contrasts Kennedy and Wallace amid Nixon McGovern era shifts, suggesting electability trumps philosophy, then notes heat-beating habits and growing energy demand.
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America
Wallace
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Folliculitis and gout questions answered by Dr Thosteson
A reader asks if folliculitis is fungal and curable and if foods affect it. The doctor explains folliculitis is an infection of hair follicles, often bacterial or fungal, with possible inflammatory causes, and outlines treatment and hygiene. A gout inquiry covers causes, prevention, and the role of uric acid, noting that medications can control attacks. Other items discuss rapid discharge after hernia surgery, plus a science question about blood color and a closing prayer.
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Thosteson
P.Y
W.L
N.H
Heath's Long Summer Hits British Leader Hard
London AP report outlines Prime Minister Edward Heath facing a tough summer as the pound sinks and prices rise. With a 26 seat majority and two years to go, he battles inflation near 10 percent, an 18 percent pound drop since 1971, and criticism from newspapers over perceived government inaction. Heath blames rising food costs for the downturn.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
House of
Commons
Heath
British Broadcasting Corp
Wall Street asks when small investors will return
Wall Street faces a question of if and when small individual investors will return to the market as institutions dominate trading. Analysts note investors are waiting for clear signals of a market shift, inflation resolution, and renewed confidence before reentering.
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New York
Wall Street
Paul Kolton
American Stock Exchange
James J. Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Wall
Wachtel
IBM
Eastman Kodak
Avon
Agricultural midyear crop report due from USDA
The Agriculture Department will release a midyear crop survey detailing planted acreage for corn and soybeans and projections for production based on past yields. The report also covers wheat and other crops, with cotton data scheduled for August. It aims to illuminate feed grain and soybean reserves for 1973-74.
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USDA
Television Log of Ottawa Kansas Daily Schedule
A full daily TV guide from Ottawa Kansas lists hundreds of shows with time blocks and channels, including Sesame Street Lost In Space and The Tonight Show style lineups. It notes station prairie city publication details and subscription rates.
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Kansas
Jackson Five
Sports Today
Zoom
TV Weatherman
World News
Hollywood Squares
Beverly Hillbillies
Dragnet
Paul Lynde
Legacy
Maude
American Vision
Royal’s
Public Eye
Four States
Grace Jere
Paul Dixon
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Peyton Place
Andy Griffin
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Lassie
Jeff's Collie
Daniel Boone
Mister Rogers
Mery Griffin
Electric Company
Munsters
Hazel
Lilias
Animal World
Price Is Right
Partridge Family
Emergency
Royal
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
Focal
AP News
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