Who's Profiting in the Senate Speech Fees
Ottawa Herald editorial argues 70 U S senators earned extra income from lectures, citing Sen Howard Baker's 49000 in 1972. It questions if fees conceal bribes and how much time Congress spends on business, worrying about representation and accountability.
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U.S. Senate
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
House
Committee cautions girls from football with boys
A Hutchinson News note mocks a pediatric committee from the American Academy of Pediatrics for claiming postpubescent girls should not compete against boys in collision sports due to alleged lower muscle mass. The piece questions the research and jargon behind the stance.
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Committee On Pediatric
American Academy of Pediatrics
Hutchinson News
Iran and Saudi markets buoy U S farm exports in 1975
The Agriculture Department reports Iran and Saudi Arabia remain key buyers of U S farm products. Iran may purchase about 750 million dollars, Saudi Arabia about 150 million, totaling a sizable share of overseas farm sales amid oil-price shifts. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes continued strong imports as both nations pursue large development programs, with wheat rice vegetable oil and processed foods among leading exports.
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Iran
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Saudi “Arabia
John B. Parker Jr
H. Charles Treakle
Economic Research Service
Eoeven
Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Annual checkup list for Dr Thosteson
The patient outlines a yearly medical evaluation including blood count urinalysis serology sedimentation rate ECG chemistry profile chest x rays triglyceride count and a proctosigmoidoscopy test for comprehensive health assessment.
Comprehensive Health Check Discussion and Patient Advice
The article outlines a broad lab workup and physical including chemistry panels, sedimentation rate, proctosigmoidoscopy, and heart and lung exams, noting constraints of equipment and time. It discusses physician assistants aiding interpretation, addresses lymph gland swelling not always indicating cancer, and covers potassium intake for diuretic users with dietary guidance. It ends with a prayer excerpt.
ABC TV Boss Leaves to Form His Own Firm
Martin Starger, head of ABC TV entertainment since 1972, resigns June 15 to start a production company ABC will finance but not own. His firm will be under exclusive contract to ABC for series, specials and TV movies, a rare arrangement now matched only by Spelling-Goldberg. Starger says the exclusivity stems from ABC wanting his full efforts and financing the venture, not from antitrust issues, which he calls unrelated.
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Jay Sharbutt
Martin Starger
ABC TV
Starger
ABC
CBS
NBC
Spelling-Goldberg, Inc
S.W.A.T
Starsky and Hutch
Abc-Tv
ABC Brass
Market worries over long term net selling by individuals
Securities chiefs warn that individual investors remain net sellers of stocks year after year. Since 1970 their net sales average 5 billion annually, with the pattern dating back to 1958. They urge returning individuals to net purchasing through better tax treatment of dividends and capital gains to sustain capital formation.
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New York
James Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Television Schedule Montage Across Multiple Networks
A dense listing of weekday and late night TV programs including News Truth or Consequences Sesame Street Early Show Electric Company Family Affair Green Acres Zoom Star Trek and several primetime classics with Sports World Press and educational segments, plus motion pictures and award shows.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Zoom
Villa Alegre
Europe United
Hogan's Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Smothers Brothers
Gunsmoke
Harlem
Andy Griffith
Gomer Pyle
USMC
S.W.A.T
Dick van Dyke
Caribe
Washington
Villa Alegra
Assignment America
Hagan‘s
Ottawa Kansas paper rates and AP rights notice
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Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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