Hooray For Rome Opens Open Meetings Ruling
A Hutchinson magistrate censured for a verse verdict in a prostitution case returns to prominence with a state Open Meetings Law ruling. He finds a county aging department director guilty of violating the law and of not reporting meeting times and activities. His view supports public access as essential to an informed electorate amid gag orders and congressional proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
County Department of Aging
U.S
Congress
Kansas
It Would Be Nice Congress Bill to Cut Federal Rules
Ford administration proposes a four year program to slash rules forms and reports starting with transportation agriculture forestry and fishing in the first year. The plan aims to reduce the $18 billion annual cost to business and the $15 billion spent on processing reports in Washington, arguing much is make work and trimming it would ease the red ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ford Administration
Washington
Uncle Sam
Nerves and emotional factors confuse medical claims
A reader asks when nerve issues are real versus psychosomatic. Dr Thosteson explains true neural diseases, the role of emotions in presenting symptoms, hypochondriacs, and the limits of diagnosis with reassurance and, if needed, mild tranquilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thave
Farm exports dip in value but rise in volume says USDA
USDA figures show nine months of fiscal year exports total 16.5 billion dollars, down 24 percent from a year earlier in value, though volumes rose 17 percent. Wheat, feedgrains, soybeans and cotton led gains while rice fell. officials remain cautiously optimistic exports could beat the 1974–75 record.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
Soviet Union
India
Foreign Agriculture
Sally E. Breedlove
Market swings as rates weigh on Dow and NASDAQ
The week started buoyant on optimism from business leaders and officials, but gains faded as higher interest rates loomed. The Dow slipped to 992.60 and the NYSE composite fell to 54.01. Volume rose to 19.76 million shares daily. Investors debated whether the Dow could top 1,011, with profits prompting selling near 1,000, and analysts warned the Federal Reserve may tighten credit to curb inflation.
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Chet Carrier
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Hig
Washington
Wall Street
Dow
Certificates Under Fire Should Stock Certs Be Abolished
AP Business Analyst notes debate on removing stock certificates in favor of book entries. Highlights include central depository progress, investor rights to keep certificates, and concerns about bypassing homes and personal ownership. Data show institutions hold 45 percent of stock by mid 1975 with a 31 percent rise in institutional ownership from 1970 to 1975 and an 18.1 percent drop in individual ownership.
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Thomas Stanley
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Exchange
NBC News Eyes Hour-Long Format With On-Air Specialists
NBC News plans to hire up to 12 on-air specialists to explain complex stories during an hour-long edition of the network news. The move follows discussions at CBS and ABC about expanding half-hour broadcasts, with local affiliates wary of losing time.
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NBC News
NBC
Ward
CBS
ABC
ABC News
Bill Sheehan
Television Schedule Snapshot 5 to 11 PM
A dense list of TV slots across channels with varied programs. Notable items include Sesame Street, The Brady Bunch, Hogan's Heroes, Gunsmoke, Beverly Hillbillies, Emmy Awards, Love Boat, Monty Python, Johnny Carson, MASH, and multiple news and weather briefs. The block also mentions university events and pageant coverage.
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Hogan's Heroes
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Litton
Beverly Hillbillies
Rhoda
U.S.A
Phyllis
American Ballet Theatre
Maude
Joe Forrester
Medical Center
Johnny Carson
Robert McNeil
Moyie
Mary Hartman
Washburn University
Honeymooners
Sunset Strip
Ironside
Rich Little
Laverne & Shirley
Kansas City Round Table
SWAT
Lillas
Dick van Dyke
Maryland
Robert MacNeil
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M.W
J. F. Tt
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Federal Reserve
John Cunniff
AP Business Analyst
Rycen Layeeeey Eiapet
Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
Richard C. Wald
Wald
Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Pullisher
Associated Press
Brady Bunch
Carrascalendas
Art
AL Pacino
Surance
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