Animal control urged to curb roaming dogs in cities
Editorial argues dogs roam due to lax laws and unchecked breeding. It cites recent attacks in Laramie and a Newton puppy killed, urges permanent animal control, leash alternatives, and possible dog tax. Emphasizes humane society as humane option and need for enforcement.
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Leaders of Two Powers Face Domestic Troubles
The piece notes sen Henry Jackson favoring postponement of the Nixon Brezhnev Summit due to Watergate concerns and Russian tilt. It credits Congress for delaying Ervin committee hearings to avoid interfering with talks. Nixon moves forward with better relations with Russia and China, signaling a new era of mutual interests and possible peace, despite U.S. domestic turmoil.
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Glue sniffing dangers and teeth braces question
Readers discuss glue sniffing risks and long term health effects including brain and liver damage. A parent asks for repeated warning in print. Also a letter on dental malocclusion favors braces over lifelong issues, and a soybean protein inquiry is answered with a brief faith prayer included.
Decomputerizing to cut costs gains favor in business
Francis Melly argues many firms already have excess EDP capacity and should consider simplifying systems. He cites cases where removing functions from integrated data systems saved hundreds of thousands annually, or switching payroll from computer to manual work reduced costs. A major food firm wasted millions on order processing tech then questioned the value.
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Farm Exports to Japan Forecast to Exceed Two Billion
Washington AP reports that U S farm product sales to Japan this fiscal year are projected to top 2 billion dollars as stockpiling amid crop shortages boosts demand. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes a near 75 rise from 1971 72, with cautions about future limits from Japan’s protective import policies and rising competition from Australia Thailand and other neighbors.
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Hal Boyle's daydreams spark oddball ideas about life
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle riffs on impossible fantasies from leaping with a kangaroo to Raquel Welch midriffs and talking horses. He jokes that such idle reveries fade as the recess ends and workers return to desks.
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Television Schedule Mosaic With Local Editorial
Daily Ottawa region TV log lists programs from 5:00 p.m. to 2:15 a.m. including Sesame Street, To Tell The Truth, Hogan's Heroes, Lucy, Dramas, News and Weather. Notable items include Left to Beaver, Dragnet, Beverly Hillbillies, The Price Is Right, Williams, and a Jerry Lewis film lineup. The page also carries editorial notes, advertising rates, and Associated Press credit.
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