Are We Creating A Risk Free Society Debate In Congress
A Pennsylvania congressman asked if a truly risk free society is possible, warning safety laws could erase childhood. The remark came during a debate on a youth safety agency bill, implying broader reach from skateboards to lawnmowers and home environments. Another committee discussed an Earthquake Hazards office.
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Pennsylvania
Congress
Risk Free Overkill Reduction Sparks Bureaucratic Fears
Lawmakers weigh creating a risk management agency to study earthquakes and coordinate safety standards. Critics warn the move could spawn a string of new bureaus from tornado and floods offices to hailstorm and locust control, expanding the public payroll.
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Congress
Going Too Far After Vietnam Discharge Upgrades Debate
After a January takeover in Washington the administration eased policy for Vietnam era veterans with less-than-honorable discharges. They may appeal for upgrades, angering many veterans who warn extending GI benefits to these cases would reward lawbreakers and show undue leniency, prompting House hearings.
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Washington
House
Congress
Rerun Battle Lost but War's Not Over
Los Angeles viewer Bernard Balmuth campaigned with an FCC petition in May 1972 to cap reruns at 25 percent of prime time. The commission refused. Balmuth later noted fewer reruns and more new series, claiming improved employment and creativity in TV production after years of heavy repeats.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Bernard Balmuth
Federal Communications Commission
Balmuth
North Hollywood
FCC
Basmuth
Egypt Seen as Billion Dollar Farm Market by 1980
USDA foreign trade expert John B. Parker Jr says Egypt’s demand for U.S. farm commodities is surging and could reach one billion dollars by 1980. The projection stems from a USDA report noting Egypt bought $454 million in farm sales last year with no sign of abating.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Egypt
John B. Parker Jr
Department
Economic Research Service
USDA
Parker
The Chopped Liver Brothers TV Debut Night
TV listings show The Chop ped Liver Brothers with Tom Pat chett and Jay Tarses as ex white collar workers pursuing comedy. Also Mulligan's Stew centers on coach Mulligan and wife sharing crowded home with orphans.
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Chopped Liver Brothers
Tom Patchett
Jay Tarses
Prayer For Today And TV Movie Mix In One Page
A compact listing blends a devotional prayer with a three part drama and TV program notes. Features include a prayer for truth and justice, a Pallisers plotline with Ferdinand Lopez’s death and political resignations, movie Edge Of Doom with 1950 cast, The Son ny And Cher Show guest list, Austin City Limits acts Firatall and Denim, and an investigative segment on pollution affecting the Hudson River and New York bight.
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Ion
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Dana Andrews
Atlantis
Mark Harris
Hudson
New York Bight
New York
New Jersey
Outspoken Envoy Wears Soft Muzzle
Ambassador Andrew Young, famed for outspoken remarks, is being more cautious after a series of controversial comments. He returned from a 17 day, 25,000 mile Africa tour via London, where apologies were required for earlier remarks about Britain and racism. United Nations envoy seeks to curb sensational statements while maintaining his advocacy.
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Richard E. Meyer
Associated Press
Washington
Andy Young
Jimmy Carter
Carter
United Nations
Young
Andrew Young
Africa
London
Britain
Majesty
Sweden
Queens
New York
Playboy Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
House International Affairs Committee
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Soviet Union
United States
Oper
Combatting Adhesions and Medical Advice Column Notes
Dear Dr Thosteson discusses adhesion formation after surgery, prevention challenges, and possible treatments including surgery to release obstructions. It notes that adhesions can occur after inflammation or injury and that prevention is imperfect. Also includes brief Q and A on hiatal hernia, narcolepsy, ovary removal, and meat tenderizer uses.
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Mre. J. C
Thosteson
M. R
Ottawa Herald front page notice details rates
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside areas with monthly and yearly rates and a 3 percent out of state tax deduction. It notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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