Editorial: Hope It Catches On in Texas
The Ottawa Herald urges a full audit of Southwestern Bell by Texas regulators before rate hikes. Investigators accuse Bell of lavishly funding political and media elites at ratepayer expense, raising questions about lobbying, corporate influence, and deductible business expenses. The piece suggests broader scrutiny of regulated utilities and potential tax rule changes.
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Texas
Southwestern Bell
Las Vegas
Public dog data drive saves public funds or waste
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a canine control coordinator is computerizing the 7000 dogs by color breed size and license number to save up to 40000 annually on boarding lost dogs. The piece questions whether public service has gone too far and notes a potential cost to taxpayers per dog.
Doctor Answers on Voice After Aortic Surgery and Estrogen Use
A reader asks about voice changes after a large aortic aneurysm operation. A clinician says recovery may continue for months, laryngoplasty with Teflon injections are possible in some cases, and the respirator is unlikely the cause. The note covers diverticulosis and diet, estrogen therapy in menopause, and includes a prayer verse.
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Thosteson
M.B.S
J.G
Hog cholera outbreaks halt U S pork exports to Britain
Washington reports two Texas hog cholera outbreaks delaying U S eradication and stripping the state of federal free status. Britain has refused U S pork products until disease certification is established, despite progress since the 1960s.
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Washington
Texas
United States
Britain
Hereford
Tex
USDA
U.S
United
Market nerves shake stocks after recession forecast
New York reports a chill in confidence as stocks, banks, and industries wobble after an earlier 300 point Dow rise. Amid rising prices and rates, Chase Manhattan Bank’s publication notes possible early growth but warns inflation could blunt the recovery, tempering spending and investment.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
International Finance
Chase
Camp Rerun Delightful Place For Wayward Critics
New York AP reports TV critic Snidely Foon attends Camp Rerun this summer to study serious television criticism. He shifts from simple blows to nuanced analysis, taking courses such as How to Define the Dance and more.
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New York
Foon
TV Museum Opens At Camp Brun In Upstate Manhattan
In a quirky feature the columnist recalls Camp Brun near Manhattan where a new TV museum opened in 1956 with a Tommy Sands Foundation grant. The exhibit lists artifacts from many shows including a Nattering Nabob of Negativism, a blown fuse from The Electric Company, a Doris Day Show treacle, and a Batcave guano. Visitors pay to enter and leave, enjoying a three hour tour with lunch and a Gale Storm photo, for a total cost of $3 in and $4 out.
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Camp Brun
Manhattan
Tommy Sands
TV Museum
The
Electric Company
Smothers Brothers
Gale Storm
Economic Ills Heal Landmarks in Urban Cores
The article notes easing recession and inflation improving the fate of historic urban landmarks once felled for postwar redevelopment. Preservationists push rehabilitation over demolition, with advocates arguing buildings can stay viable if kept in business use. Plans highlight Seattle Pioneer Square and the Wainwright Building in St. Louis as focal points.
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Dennis Montgomery
Associated Press
America
Mary Smith
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Washington
Chicago
The
Illinois Historical Structures Survey
Seattle
Pioneer Square
St. Louis
Wainwright
Louis Sullivan
Sullivan
Sprague
Trust For Historic Preservation
Missouri
Cedar City News Classified Rates and Publishing Note
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside area by mail. In state tax details, editorial and AP news use rights noted. Editor Robert B. Wellington. Printed in the newspaper with AP dispatches.
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