Nixon travels after summit amid calls for re election
President Nixon moved through Washington and then to Florida after the summit, touted as the nation’s most traveled leader in pursuit of world peace. Polls show growing approval, though his China trip may not sway many voters.
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Visit America fuels Russian and Polish voter appeal
The article notes Nixon's visit to Moscow boosts his appeal with Russian voters while a stopover in Poland could win over Poles despite conservative opposition to dealings with the Communists. It suggests a Nixon victory if he also meets bankers and store bosses, with voters shifting to domestic issues like the economy as world tensions ease.
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Learning Experiment Flanks Philadelphia Education Reform
In Philadelphia West University City High School, a $14 million urban education experiment struggles to keep its individualized learning approach. Most students returned to traditional classrooms as 75 percent chose conventional methods, amid political and funding tensions after Mayor Rizzo's rise.
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Be Careful Now Southwestern Bell Rate Appeal
Southwestern Bell seeks a 14.7 rate increase in Kansas before the Kansas Corporation Commission. A national civil rights group pressed for a delay until a hiring commitment is signed, urging equal opportunity guarantees. The ECC focuses on fair rates based on return on investment, not hiring practices, warning regulators not to overreach.
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Housing and federal aid schemes mix in six county area
The piece outlines crowded housing programs across cities with HUD funds, rural Farmers Home Administration support, and ECEAN's revolving loan fund for low income housing. It also mentions a private firm planning 58 elderly housing units in Ottawa with a federal agency's involvement. The Bureaucratic maze highlights multiple federal players steering affordable housing efforts.
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Itch in menopause prompts better treatment approach
A 71 year old asks Dr Thesteson about persistent vaginal itching with no discharge. The doctor suggested white petrolatum but relief is limited. The reply notes menopause lowers estrogen production and implies the need for more effective management.
Estrogen Deficiency Causes Vaginal Itching in Older Women
The doctor explains that persistent vaginal itching in older patients can stem from estrogen deficiency and is best treated with prescription estrogen ointments or lotions. Not all vaginal itching has the same cause, as infections like vaginitis may be responsible in other cases.
Mutual fund sales slip as redemptions rise
In New York the Mutual fund industry faces lower sales and higher redemptions totaling about 58 billion dollars. Fund executives say the decline is temporary and not indicative of a lasting trend.
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Monty Hall Special Keeps The Tube Hopping
AP reports on Monty Hall’s hour long ABC special The Monty Hall Smokin Stokin Fire Brigade featuring a parade of fire engines a fiesta theme and performances by Fred Smoot and Cass Elliot The piece notes the show likely appealed to Monty Hall fans while previewing upcoming network premieres and the fading of some reruns including Glenn Ford’s Cade’s County The article also covers a separate business note on mutual fund redemptions turning higher than sales and a call for affirmative action to improve sales.
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Television Log For Ottawa Kansas Daily Schedule
A dense listing of TV and radio programming across many stations with numerous show titles and times, including news weather sports cartoons dramas movies and public affairs. The page also carries publisher information and subscription rates for the Ottawa Kansas publication.
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Henry and the carless man in New York jokes
The column collects wry remarks about a man named Henry who does not drive. Jokes probe why he avoids driving, touching on attention, credit identity checks, and quirks. The exchange satirizes assumptions about driving as proof of responsibility.
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