Supreme Court Sign Limits Free Speech In Willingboro Case
Editorial questions why the Supreme Court meddles in ordinary matters as Willingboro New Jersey banned sale signs to quell panic real estate selling by Blacks. The piece notes frequent high court involvement in dress codes schooling and police issues and argues the legal process has drifted from basics.
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High
New Jersey
Willingboro
Andt
Supreme Court
High Court
High Courts
Washington
Cost of Regulation Critique Amid Carter Paperwork Push
The piece notes that excessive regulation costs the U S about 40 billion yearly and burdens consumers and taxpayers. Bert Lance cites 57 000 pages of Federal Register notices and 588 new laws last year. A cost impact act would force agencies to estimate public costs. the piece urges elimination over new agencies and rules.
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Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Federal Register
Congress
Hearing Loss Remedies Question to Dr Thosteson
A reader asks about nerve deafness and remedies including using a vibrator for ear circulation and the potential of acupuncture. The letter seeks medical guidance from Dr Thosteson on whether these methods could help those with hearing impairment.
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Dr. Thosteson
W.K
Understanding Hearing Loss and Patient Advice Letter
The article explains two hearing loss types conductive and nerve related, noting conductive loss is correctable with surgery or amplification while nerve loss is harder to treat and not helped by hearing aids. It describes risks from toxins and loud exposure, and mentions limited effectiveness of acupuncture and vitamins. It includes a patient letter about gout, arthritis, blood pressure, and suggestions such as avoiding aspirin with Zyloprim and using heat or steroids injections, ending with a prayer.
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Thosteson
C.F
Dobie Gillis Revival Brings Back Classic Cast
AP reports CBS revives Dobie Gillis in a one hour comedy pilot titled Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis. Dwayne Hickman returns as Dobie with Bob Denver Zelda and Jalda played by Sheila James and others. The show reopens in the old park with Dobie pondering life and a 40th birthday.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
CBS
Dobie Gillis
Neighbors
Dobie
Zelda
Maynard G. Krebs
Herbert
Dwayne Hickman
Bob Denver
Maynard
Sheila James
Jalda
Frank Faylen
Gillis
The
Godfrey Daniel
Georgie
Steve Paul
Goals Easier Than Problems By John Cunniff
AP Business Analyst argues that the summit’s achievement lies in jointly defining long term goals for jobs growth trade and price stability among seven industrial nations. It notes domestic disputes inflation and unemployment as major hurdles to implementing these goals and questions if nations can cooperate for broader welfare.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
Kennedy Airport
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
West Germany
Japan
Britain
Italy
Canada
France
TV Tonight Offers Classic Films And Sitcom Highlights
NBC airs Jeremiah Johnson with Redford and Geer about a disillusioned ex soldier turned fur trapper in the Rocky Mountains. Laverne and Shirley feature Angela of Mercy as Shirley debates hospital volunteering. The Odd Couple opens soon with Lemmon and Matthau in a Manhattan apartment pairing.
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NBC
Jeremiah Johnson
Robert Redford
Will Geer
Rocky Mountain
Laverne
Shirley
Angela of Mercy
Jerry Callinan
Rudy
Tom Jordache
Peter Stranga
Nick Nolte
Susan Blakely
4077Th Hospital
Sugar subsidy plan to aid beet and cane growers outlined
President Carter's federal sugar subsidy program aims to raise producer prices when New York raw sugar falls below 13.5 cents a pound, with subsidies funneled to processors who raise prices to farmers. Share likely split around 60/40 in favor of farmers and processors, with caps and conversion terms complicating the calculation amid current market prices.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Carter
Agriculture Department
White House
New York
USDA
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