Slapping Wrong Wrists in the Gas Tax Debate
The Ottawa Herald editorial argues against a federal gasoline tax increase proposed by the administration. It contends five cents would raise $5 billion yearly but fail to curb inflation or conservation, instead burdening businesses and the poor while harming mobility and economy. It urges cutting government waste before raising taxes.
ABA notes rise of lawyers in Watergate era
The ABA faces questions as 36 lawyers hire lawyers to assist in Watergate and related affairs. The piece critiques public perceptions of lawyers, cites a broader view of ethics, and calls for renewed oversight. It also reports a bloody holiday weekend with 19 to 26 deaths, averaging 33 years old, noting many victims under 30 and under 21.
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Sarcoid explained and prognosis questions by patient
A 30 year old asks Dr Thosteson to define sarcoid and its cure. She reports a removed lung growth and recurring eye flare ups. She seeks causes, fatality, and life expectancy hoping for reassurance.
Sarcoid and Health Q&A From Your Good Health Column
This reader letter column covers sarcoidosis details from cause to treatment, noting its lung involvement and variability in severity. It explains diagnosis by tissue tests or skin tests, the steroid treatment, and the generally slow course with possible full or partial recovery. It addresses mortality risk if organs are affected and mentions demographic patterns.
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A Holiday From Ordinary Days in New York
New York columnist Hal Boyle imagines a personal holiday where no duties apply. He lists whimsical ideas from picnicking in Times Square to visiting Stonehenge, sending a CARE package to notable figures, and touring famed sites with celebrities.
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CIA Faces New Scrutiny Over Its Secrecy and Budget
The CIA's covert role is under renewed congressional examination amid Watergate fallout. President Nixon hinted at possible domestic spying implications, with panels probing how orders shaped the initial coverup. Despite calls for budget transparency, CIA spending remains largely secret, estimated near 750 million dollars, with personnel up to 18,000.
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ABC Special Should Take Cue From Title
New York AP report critiques ABCs nuclear energy special The Energy Crisis The Nuclear Alternative calling it dull and diffuse It notes absence of real accident examples and insufficient focus on safety While presenting plant tours experts and critics it misses a strong stance on safeguards and public policy
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Television Schedule Overflows With Classic Programs
Ottawa Kansas daily TV guide lists extensive daytime and prime time lineup across networks featuring Sesame Street Leave It To Beaver Lost In Space Mickey Mouse and more. Entries include News Weather Sports Mr. Rogers Hollywood Squares Partridge Family The Ed Sullivan Show and Evening Movie selections with multiple channels and time blocks.
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Brady Bunch
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Little People
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Corn Planting About 75 Percent In Corn Belt
The Agriculture Department reported that more than three quarters of the corn crop in the Corn Belt was planted by May 27 as weekend rains slowed field work. The north central region reached 77 percent planted, up from 58 percent on May 22, compared with about 81 percent by the same time last year.
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Holstein Exports Soar Across Seas
Washington AP reports that U S registered Holstein dairy cattle exports have more than doubled as foreign buyers seek top stock. In 1972 the Foreign Agriculture Service recorded a record 4041 head shipped abroad, about 3000 via Holstein-Friesian Services Inc.
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