Saturday Notebook on Ads Rules and Graduation Ironies
Kansas editor notes federal changes ease advertising bans for professionals including lawyers CPAs and eye care providers while lamenting restrictive liquor ad laws. The column wanders through graduation garb speakers college costs and a quip about a Las Vegas postmark from Osage to Garden City seaplane plans and beef price chatter.
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Certified Public Accountants
Federal Trade Commission
Kansas
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
New York
Las Vegas
Does Worry Age Skin or Just Your Outlook?
Dr Thosteson explains that stress may affect skin tone indirectly through lifestyle changes. Prolonged worry during a business venture can lead to poor sleep and diet, weight loss, and looser facial skin, which may mimic wrinkles. Reverting to healthy habits can improve complexion and muscle tone.
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Dr. Thosteson
N.G
Fountain of eternal youth mystery in lifestyle advice
A reader asks about aging and charm, while letters address medical questions. Dr Thosteson covers gallbladder issues without stones, Addison's disease treatment and prognosis, and practical tips for elevating legs to ease varicose symptoms. Readers appreciate concise, practical health guidance.
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Thosteson
Thesteson
Addison
Brazil Estimates Slower Soybean Growth After Brazil Visit
ROGERICK TURNBULL reports on John M. Ragsdale and Jack L. Aschwege touring Brazil to gauge soybean output amid drought. They find Brazilian expansion likely capped at 3 4 percent annually due to soil erosion, hillsides, co op ownership, and export controls.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
Brazil
John M. Ragsdale
University of Missouri
Jack L. Aschwege
Lincoln
Neb
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Aschwege
Nebraska
Ragsdale
Ashland
Columbia
University
Missouri
U.S
Washington
Department of Agriculture
USDA
United States
Ragsdale and
Co Opa
Missouri Ozarks
Carter backed by big names for wage price restraint
AP reports President Carter gains unexpected support from corporate giants as AT&T and Time Inc announce executive pay restraint similar to General Motors and Ford. White House aims to freeze top salaries and hopes unions will follow, though deadline pressure grows amid tough task. PRAYER note follows.
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Kristin Goff
NEW York
Carter
American Telephone & Telegraph
Western Electric
Time Inc
General Motors
Ford
White House
Executive Branch
House
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