Editorial warns of federal budget and uncontrolled spending
Ottawa Herald notes U S budget figures from Casper Weinberger: 233 billion spent, 207 billion income, a 26 billion deficit. It laments limited prospects for cuts to programs like medicare welfare unemployment and notes 71 percent of spending is uncontrollable. It criticizes Congress for not attempting spending controls ahead of November elections.
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Casper W. Weinberger
Congress
U.S
Auto makers seek 1973 price hikes amid emission rule push
Major car manufacturers including General Motors Ford American Motors and Chrysler plan price increases averaging about $90 on 1973 models. They cite tougher federal emission and bumper rules and may standardize more options. Consumers face higher sticker prices as imports grow on U.S. streets.
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The
Price Commission For Authority
General Motors
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Uncle Sam
America
The Democrats and their dissenting groups clash in party talks
The text notes unhappiness among the poor, liberals, regular Democrats, Blacks, women, and gay liberation groups with party representation. It cites liberal and minority dissatisfaction, calls for more women delegates and a woman vice president, and worries about uniting diverse factions for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Women’s Caucus
Too Much A and D Dear Dr Thesteson
A reader asks how much of vitamins A and D is too much and what overdose symptoms exist. The doctor notes possible overdose but unlikely in normal use, though risk rises if one assumes more is better regardless of guidelines.
To Your Good Health And Medical Advice Highlights
A reader asks about vitamin A and D toxicity risks and the safety of high dose supplements. Guidance notes heavy doses are for special cases and generally not needed for everyday use. Other letters cover hysterectomy menopause, gall bladder removal effects, and a tipped womb and pregnancy. Include light spiritual prayer text.
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Mrs. Baja
Thosteson
Sock Safe Deposit Box Dream
New York AP satirically notes people enjoy counting stocks in bank safes on rainy days. A comic speaker jokes about renting a safe-deposit box to store socks, but doubts banks can shield his socks from a mysterious predator.
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New York
Vanishing socks puzzle spans 67 countries
Hal Boyle reflects on a lifelong sock mystery from childhood to old age. He recalls being nicknamed Little One Sock and jokes about a global thief who steals mismatched socks across many years and travels. After auditing his drawer he finds 45 matching pairs, challenging readers to count theirs.
Television Log Amid Nightly Lineup From Ottawa Kansas
Daily television schedule for Ottawa Kansas lists a dense lineup across channels with programs ranging from Sesame Street and Mister Rogers to news, weather, and sports. The log includes special events like the Democratic Convention and The Tonight Show plus classic series like The Ed Sullivan Hour and Masterpiece Theatre.
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Kansas
Forsyte Saga
Baseball—Royals
Orioles
Maggie and the Beautiful Machine
Marcus Welby
Dick Cavett
China
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Mike Douglas
Lucie Ball
Mister Rogers
Johnny Sokko
Merv Griffin
Beverly Hillbillies
Wagon Train
Electric Company
Jeff's Collie
News
Early Show
Royals
Mayberry R.F.D
Marty Feldman
Bach Joins Mozart at New York Lincoln Center Festival
The Lincoln Center Most ly Mozart Festival expands beyond Mozart for the first time since 1966 with Bach works. Twenty six concerts run July 24 to August 19 in Philharmonic Hall. the festival has previously featured Haydn in 1968 and Schubert in 1970, with a 1969 hiatus during renovations.
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New York
Lincoln Center
J.S. Bach
Philharmonic Hall
Haydn
Schubert
Hart Hears Few Chuckles Now
Editor notes David M. Young profiles Gary W. Hart once seen as a joke when Sen. George McGovern hired him as national campaign director. Hart, 34, rose with McGovern to help build a formidable campaign, directing staff across states and assembling key aides like Gene Pokorny and Patrick Caddell. Hart's Ottawa roots and Yale law degree shaped a career from Kennedy campaigns to interior department work.
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David M. Young
Chicago Tribune
The
Herald
Gary W. Hart
George 5. McGovern
McGovern
Hart
Great Plains
John
Robert Kennedy
Gene Pokorny
Midwest
Wisconsin
Rick Stearns
Joe Grandmaison
New England
Patrick Caddell
Hartpence
Gary
Ottawa
Bethany College
Bethany
Okla
Oklahoma City
Yale University
Yale
John F. Kennedy
Connecticut
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Justice Department
Secretary of the Interior
Rocky Mountain States
Nixon
Denver
Farm Roundup Signals Farm Program Paths From Grain Deal
Washington reports that USDA crop production estimates in coming months will hint at future farm programs and farmer benefits from the $750 million grain sale to the Soviet Union. Officials say the three year deal will lift grain prices at the farm level while U.S. production remains large.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Nixon
U.S
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Mint School
New Zoo Revue
My Friend Flicka
David Frost
Dick van Dyke
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Grace Crawford
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Dennis the Menace
the Forest Rangers
Jesus
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
Bach
Mozart
McGovern, Hart, and Company
California
South Dakota
Hubert Humphrey
Frank Mankiewicz
Kan
Kansas City
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