Fat Cat Syndrome Editorial on Inflation Rules
The Ottawa Herald argues that U S voluntary inflation controls fail as the Carter administration breaks its own guidelines by raising the minimum wage Social Security and planning a large deficit. Government not cutting its own spending undermines any fight against inflation.
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Camp David
Nuclear plant delays and shutdowns across the East
The federal edict shut five Eastern nuclear projects amid earthquake worries not quantified. A Wolf Creek plant probe announced nearby could delay the project further. The writer criticizes ongoing delays, regulatory hurdles, and pushes for switching from oil and gas to coal and water power while warning of electrity shortfalls and rising costs.
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U. S
Wolf Creek
Here
Seven TV Choices with Movies and News Highlights
A dense TV guide lists programs from EIGHT IS ENOUGH to THE TONIGHT SHOW, including titles like MANNIX and MARY TYLER MOORE. The schedule spans 8:00 to 2:30 with news, sports, and religious programming interwoven among dramas, comedies, and films.
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Johnny Carson
Dick van Patten
Judith Blegan
Marlette Hartley
San Francisco
the Oracle
Mobil Greases Skids For Flops
AP Television Writer Peter J. Boyer reports Mobil Oil’s ad hoc Mobil Showcase channels cheap original programming to local stations, affecting NBC CBS and ABC affiliates. Edward the King airs Wednesday nights, drawing mixed reactions as networks lose control of prime time slots.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Calif
NBC
Boston
CBS
Milwaukee
Denver
Cleveland
Mobil Oil
Mobil
Edward the
King
United States
KCRA
WNAC
Edward the King
Don Saraceno
Opn Mobius
ABC
Savings Revolve On Caste System
AP Business Analyst notes a perceived caste system in savings where small savers earn about 5.25 to 5 percent while larger deposits yield near 9.5 percent. Inflation of 8 percent erodes real returns, widening gaps. trade groups urge lowering minimums for long term certificates to boost small savers toward higher rates.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Ottawa Kansas Newspaper Rates Page Ad
Daily newspaper in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates include by mail one month two to three dollars, longer terms up to twenty three dollars yearly with sales tax. Ottawa carrier delivery offers monthly and yearly options. Associated Press member.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Dear Dr. Ruble I Want To Wean From Mellaril
A reader describes long term Mellaril use 50 mg daily prescribed by a personal physician after psychiatric treatment. She reports improved life quality but dependence and trouble sleeping when skipping doses. She asks for a step by step tapering plan.
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Dr. Ruble
C.M
Caring guidance from Dr Ruble on health questions
A reader’s letter column covers stopping Mellaril use, skin reactions to detergents, occult blood in stool, shingles linked to heart conditions, post heart attack impotence, blood type changes, and lost tampons. Practical medical advice, stepwise reductions, and when to seek in-person care are provided.
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Dr. Ruble
J.G
J.M.G
D. R
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