Forced conservation and the case for markets
The piece argues federal temperature rules for heating cooling and hot water are imposed with exemptions for schools homes and hospitals. It questions enforcement and potential regulator payroll growth while warning that reduced energy use may lower utility profits and trigger higher rates. It advocates removing regulators to let the free market decide conservation.
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Safer Roads Urged As Traffic Shifts To Small Cars Cycles
National Safety Council warns cheap travel trends raise crash risks with cycles and small cars. It calls for tougher road-use rules, curb on weekend truck traffic, limits on night driving, and lower speeds for big trucks and buses to protect vulnerable road users.
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TV Tonight Highlights Movies and News Details
A scanned TV guide lists programs for the Ottawa Kansas area with films, talk shows, and news. It covers items like Star Trek style features, MASH, Starsky and Hutch, Brady shows, and Johnny Carson, plus movie slots and periodic news briefs.
Cramps and Cures in Dr Ruble’s Advice Column
Readers seek guidance on menstrual cramps and menopause timing. Dr Ruble explains causes and treatments including pain relief, hormones, and lifestyle tips, noting birth control pills can suppress ovulation. Also discussed are bedwetting causes, bronchial cough meanings, and long-term birth control effects.
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Bradbury hosts dreamers hour on ABC night
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Degree of Recession Debated
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