Editorial Follow The Example On Government Travel
Ottawa Herald argues Gov. Bennett saved $500 by skipping a Washington meeting and urges applying the same cost-conscious policy to other state officials and federal agencies. It criticizes invitations to government events as image promotion and urges cheaper alternatives like long distance calls or mail, given shortages.
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Robert Bennett
Washington
Bobby
State Department
Alaskan Pipeline Cost Surges Beyond Original Estimate
The completed Alaskan pipeline ran up to 9.2 billion dollars, about ten times the initial 900 million estimate. Legal battles and regulatory costs pushed expenses high, and now delivery charges over six dollars per barrel may be passed to consumers, as refiners pay more for oil. The public bears the tab for delays and fees.
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Pseudo-Gout Question to Doctor Thosteson
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about pseudo gout described as the worst form, affecting knees and shoulders for two months. Cortisone injections relieve pain but leave lingering soreness. one doctor suggests surgery. They seek advice on treatment options and whether diet helps.
Pseudo gout and other health notes from Dr Thosteson
This column covers pseudo gout caused by calcium phosphate deposits, linked to overactive parathyroid glands, and contrasts it with urate crystal gout. It includes guidance on diet, vitamin D avoidance, and possible gland surgery. Other Q&A covers obstipation after shock, mumps affecting sex glands, Hunner's ulcer treatment, acne care for teens, vaginal dryness in menopause, and combined high blood pressure with hypoglycemia.
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J.F.M
Thoateson
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Nature
Mrs. K
OSHA Raps Capitol Building Hazards Found Insep
OSHA inspectors found Capitol and Cannon Office Building lacking handrails on wide stairs and a file drawer that opened over a staff seat. Rep Jones called conditions dangerous and urged action while noting a shift to major hazards. commentary on passes and elevator chauffeurs followed.
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TV Tonight Happy Days Time Cap Bure
TV listings recount a night of varied programming including Happy Days in a time capsule mishap at Howard's Hardware, plus dramas, specials, news, and a 1960s film lineup with multiple network shows and guest stars.
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Meat prices to rise modestly for summer and fall says USDA
The Agriculture Department predicts higher beef and pork costs for this summer with a gradual rise into fall. Weather, herd management, grain prices, and harvest sizes will influence the trend. For 1977, Omaha steer prices may average in the low 40s per 100 pounds, with later half-year gains toward 42 to 45.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
USDA
Omaha
Rise of Women on Boards Shifts Director Profiles
AP Business Analyst notes a 1975 to 1976 rise in directors with education or economics backgrounds. Heidrick study of 1,189 new directors shows 612 respondents with 71 women, highlighting growing female presence and Washington policy influence on board composition. An emphasis on government experience also appears as a trend.
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John Cunniff
New York
Heidrick and Struggles Inc
Ade
Washington
A Woman's Show But Not A Feminist Show
AP: Womantime & Co. airs on public TV with women producers and hosts aiming for a broad audience. Martha Glessing created it at KQED San Francisco two years ago. by 1978, 144 of 156 public stations carried the program. The format blends films, live and taped interviews with guests like Rose Bird and Joan Baez, addressing childbirth, contraception, women artists, and homemaking. Some viewers want a stronger feminist stance.
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Associated Press
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Womantime & Co
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Watched Newspaper Rates and Billing Details in Ottawa
The daily paper prints subscription rates for trade area readers and out of state subscribers. Rates show by mail in area one month 1.96 three months 35.34 six months 9.97 and one year 17.30. outside area by rail one month 2.78 three months 57.00 six months 13.29 one year 24.46. out of state minus 3 percent sales tax. The paper notes Associated Press rights and local editor Robert B Wellington.
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