Dole Pushes Price Tag Legislation in Congress
Senator Robert Dole has introduced a resolution to require Congress to estimate total costs for state and local governments to administer programs created by federal laws, including matching funds. Critics note the unreliable federal cost estimates and the ballooning budget from 100 billion to over 400 billion, urging broader application of price tags on all legislation.
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Robert Dole
Congress
Dole
Calls to close rural post offices fuel postal reform debate
A congressional hearing featured Rep. Martha Keys arguing that closing one‑third of third and fourth class post offices would save $100 million, less than 1% of the budget. She blames centralized, automated centers for service failures, urging retention of rural offices.
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U.S. Postal Service
Congressional
Martha Keys
Keys
Hair Follicle Infection Causes and Spread
Hair follicle infections are usually caused by bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus or by fungi in some cases. They can be contagious between people through close contact or shared items, and they may spread to adjacent areas of the body if not treated. Proper hygiene and medical treatment help prevent spread and complications.
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Dr. Thesteson
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Pierre Rinfret
Folliculitis and arthritis questions in Good Health column
Readers ask about persistent skin infection folliculitis treatment and whether vaccines exist for arthritis. Dr Thesteson explains antibiotic choice, prolonged use, cleanliness, possible drainage, and testing for resistant bacteria. He notes no arthritis vaccine, gold therapy, and aspirin plus physical therapy as mainstays. Anxiety can raise cholesterol briefly, and tube pregnancy repair is unlikely. Prayer segment ends.
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Dr. Thesteson
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Ivan the Terrible set in Moscow inspires LA produced sitcom
Rupert Hitzig plans a summer five episode comedy filmed in New York about a Moscow family of nine living in a 342 room apartment. The show titled Ivan the Terrible aims to mine familiar American stories through a Russian setting, stressing comedy over politics while noting international inflation and urban life.
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Direct Line To Your Wallet By Robert Wellington
Federal rules may impact everyday phone service as FCC rulings affect intercity private line service and customer owned equipment. Southwestern Bell manager Bill Collinson warns private operators could pick profitable routes and raise costs. He cites universal service goals and urges legislation to preserve public access and fair competition.
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Bill Collinson
Southwestern Bell
Collinson
Federal Communications Commission
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UPS
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Hartke
Indiana
Record Wheat and Corn Crop Outlook Could Boost Livestock
Government experts forecast large 1976 wheat and potentially record corn harvests. Winter wheat output is seen at 1.46 billion bushels with Spring-planted wheat adding 500 to 600 million. Total 1976 wheat near two billion, slightly below 1975. Corn could reach 6.0 to 6.7 billion, easing farm grain prices and expanding meat, milk, and poultry production.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Department
Television Log Chronicle of Daytime and Evening Slots
Broadcast schedule listing channels ABC NBC CBS PBS and independent stations with a dense lineup of programs. Includes Sesame Street Zoom News Hogan's Heroes Gomer Pyle Star Trek Andy Griffith The Beverly Hillbillies Happy Days Gunsmoke MASH Marcus Welby He reports primetime fare, talk shows, movies, and a variety of serials across many networks.
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Laverne & Shirley
Kansas City Round Table
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Police Woman
Opera Theater
Darling
Marcus Welby
Aa.d
City of Angels
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Nebraska
West Virginia
Mary Hartman
Hawkins
Sunset Strip
Investors poised to lift capital spending in 1976
Corporations show heftier profits and rising plans for new plants and equipment. A McGraw-Hill survey points to a 13 percent rise in capital spending, reaching about 127.3 billion dollars, with real growth around 4 percent after inflation.
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John Cunniff
New York
America
Commerce Department
McGraw-Hill Publications
McGraw-Hill
Citibank
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Summary
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trading and non trading areas with monthly and longer terms. Rates include tax notes and out of state deductions. editor Robert G. Wellington is identified. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert G. Wellington
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