Zip codes found to make no delivery difference
The Associated Press mailed 800 letters from six bureaus and found zip codes did not affect delivery, confirming a long held view. The Ottawa Herald notes the test exposes clutter from federal public service mailings. A Health Education and Welfare Dept note on black lung disease arrived the same day, followed by a thank you from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Associated Press
Health Education and Welfare Department
Junk mail notes from Wichita and federal letters
A Wichita Revenue Director thanks for junk mail releases we did not run and a Department of Interior letter from Muskogee Oklahoma about a Delawares meeting in Dewey Oklahoma. The items arrive on first class government stationery and reflect burdensome government mail.
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Wichita
Department of Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Muskogee
Okla
Dewey
United States Government
Sam
Nixon visits Kremlin as U S and Soviet leaders meet
Freedom To Know reports Nixon travels to the Kremlin to confer with Soviet leaders. Coverage notes the talks’ potential global impact but few earth-shaking results yet. The piece contrasts free press in the United States with state-controlled presses in Red China and North Korea and cites North Vietnam’s sharp reaction.
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Nixon
Kremlin
Soviet
Russia
Red China
North Korea
North Vietnam
Controversy Over Restroom Rules Eased By Labor Shakeup
Washington reports that Labor regulations on restroom location dual facilities and coat hangers will be removed from OSHA. Representative Keith Sebelius calls it the ridiculous open front toilet seat controversy and notes no roll bar regulations for tractors exist. Employers may stop worrying about toilet seat compliance.
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Washington
Department of Labor
OSHA
Keith Sebelius
Hair Loss Patient Seeks Care After Hepatitis Hospitalization
A note to Dr Thosteson describes several weeks of hair loss with shedding on combing. The patient links the issue to a prior hepatitis hospitalization and asks for guidance or treatment.
Hair loss and middle age health advice column
Dr Thosteson discusses hair loss linked to hepatitis and aging, noting normal shedding ranges, menopause effects, pregnancy, illness, malnutrition, and thyroid issues. Advice emphasizes patience, gentle grooming, no miracle cures, and that some regrowth may occur with age. Also includes reader questions about itching from visitors, water in baby ears, and a light note on midlife aging and optimism.
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Dr. Thosteson
N.B
F.P
Shades Of Marxism In Soviet Nixon Summit
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Soviet leaders, while rooted in Marxist Leninist ideology, seek capitalist trade, scientific cooperation, and environmental accords with the United States. They embrace an accord on pollution control and cybernetics access, signaling pragmatism over doctrine as Moscow pursues global interests.
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William L. Ryan
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Nixon
Politburo
United States
Soviet Union
A.D. Sakharov
Lake Baikal
U.S.S.R
Russia
America
Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Who Needs It Needs Needing Higher Education
A CBS Reports hour titled Higher Education: Who Needs It? surveys graduates on job struggles across 2000 campuses, citing examples like a Pennsylvania economist delivering papers and a Rochester engineer guarding departments. It notes a national oversupply of degree holders yet a shortage of workers for non college degree jobs, including 20 000 trained automotive mechanics. Ferris State College in Grand Rapids shows graduates with salaries of 9 000 to 12 000, while a city lacked licensed plumbers but had 300 degree holders seeking work. The piece also comments on parental attitudes toward college and mentions TV casting news for Bonanza and the death of Dan Blocker requiring a new major character.
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CBS
Hughes Rudd
Rudd
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ferris State College
David Canary
Candy
Dan Blocker
Nixon farm policy leaders plan July talks with field reps
Washington AP says Agriculture Department will convene July 11-13 with state ASCS committeemen and executives to discuss 1973 set aside rules for wheat, feed grains, and cotton. Early set aside formulas sought by some wheat growers. July 12 crop report to supply acreage and 1972 wheat data for planning. Cotton reserves likely to fall to about 3.25 million bales next fall, with rebuild possible if planting rises match demand.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Television Log Of Busy Kansas City Station
Daily listings show a dense schedule of soap operas, game shows, movies, and news across channels with titles such as Dream Of Jeannie Batman Partridge Family The Saint Room 222 Petticoat Junction and Love American Style Also included are Weather News Tonight Tonight and several local public notices from Ottawa Kansas publishers and subscription rates for local readers.
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Jeannie
Kansas
Hogan's Heroes
Hee Haw
Room 222
Flip Wilson
Special
Paris Blues
the Bobo
Longstreet
Ironside
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Batman
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Hollywood Squares
Sanford and Son
O’hara
U. S. Treasury
Partridge Family
Don Rickles
Tamiko
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Ottawa Herald
Editorial
George C. Thosteson
New York
Hal Boyle
Sakharov
National Rifle Gnp Handgun Association
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Rochester
N.Y
ABC
NBC
All
Jesus
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Lucille Batl
My Three Sons
Epkenteamn
Parron
Lucille Rivers
Cafferty & Company
Doctors
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
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