Editorial Would You Believe Budget Third Largest
Editorial notes the U S federal budget ranking behind the USSR and the U S and cites Health and Human Services as the third largest budget. It criticizes bureaucracy, promises of reform, and the claim balance relies on higher taxes, calling for action.
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Logic Prevail on Ottawa Library Question
Community voters face a choice between taxing to build a new library with adequate space or spending a half-million to save a historic building. The editorial urges a new, adequate library for Ottawa and surrounding area, suggesting the present building be given to preservationists for their use.
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TV Tonight and Movie Highlights Across Channels
A dense TV guide lists programs and guests including Washington Week in Review and Wall Street Week with James A. Cabathal, host Louis Rukeyser. It covers The Dukes of Hazz, Jesters, sports recaps, and a slate of films from Deer Hunter to Eye of the Cat, with several horror and mystery titles and archival reruns.
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James A.cabathal
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Landing Bond Dealera
Louis Rukeyaer
Kansas City
Muhammad Ali
Ina
Muhar Ji
Washington Week
Dmovie
Harry and
Tone
Ari Carney
Ellen Buratyn
Guealmes A. Labethal
Louis Rukeyser
Fobart Deniro
Meryl Streep
Darran McGavin
JoAnn Puing
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Raporier
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Are
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Bala Lugosi
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Hong Kong return plans from Ottawa to Hong Kong
Horton Presley reports on leaving Hong Kong for Ottawa then returning in late summer. They outline travel by Pan Am to New York, meetings with The United Board, housing plans, and Lorena’s embassy and teaching duties, plus city life observations and a wish to resume square dancing.
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Kai Tak
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Healing speed questions from readers to Dr Donahue
A reader asks if aging slows healing and whether vitamins aid recovery. Dr Donahue notes age and blood supply affect healing, cites vitamin C and zinc discussions but finds no proven accelerators, suggests trial of vitamin C and possibly vitamin B for lip cracking, and warns to treat infections. He also advises weight loss, salt reduction, and quitting smoking to lower blood pressure. A third reader reports facial numbness and eye protrusion. urgent medical evaluation is advised to rule out thyroid issues, tumors, infections, or sinus problems.
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