Editorial Letters Question Gunkets By Congressmen Abroad
Readers condemn congressional junkets to the Far East and Australia funded by Air Force. They note $100,000 plus travel funds, luxury hotel stays, and bills paid while criticizing fiduciary duty and public trust. A second letter urges tobacco ad scrutiny amid health harms and youth addiction.
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Honolulu
Royal Hawaiian
Air Force
United States Congress
L. J. Matney
South
Hickory
Eyelid Spasm Question to Doctor Thosteson
A 62 year old writer asks about persistent eyelid spasm lasting ten months. He reports negative glaucoma and cataract tests and that valium helps modestly without surgery. He seeks alternatives to heal or cure the condition and asks for guidance.
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Thosteson
H.L
Blepharospasm and Saliva Excess: Medical Q&A
The message discusses blepharospasm eyelid twitching and possible causes such as glaucoma thyroid issues or nerve disruption. It advises medical evaluation by an ophthalmologist for persistent twitching and notes tranquilizers may help in some tic cases.
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Thosteson
D.N
Prayer For Today Blessing of healing and compassion
When the sun set, Jesus laid hands on the sick and healed them all. A prayer asks God to grant sensitivity to our own handicaps and to befriend those in need through Jesus’ cleansing healing love. Amen.
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Jesus
Tradeoff Theory In Campaign Economics By Cuniff
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff outlines how Ford and Carter framed fiscal tradeoffs. The piece notes Ford favored tax cuts and a cautious spending path, while Carter urged more government action. It discusses voter reactions, AFL CIO criticism, housing starts, and cautious business investment amid a sluggish recovery.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Ford
Carter
Food prices to rise in 1976 says US Ag Dept outlook
The Agriculture Department projects a 1976 average rise in retail food prices of about 3 percent, with restaurant and fast-food meals up around 7 percent and store-bought home meals about 2.5 percent. Farm food values fall about 4 percent from last year while middlemen costs rise modestly. The report cites coffee and fishery price spikes and ample supplies for dampening increases. The forecast also notes coffee's impact on overall pricing and expects next year’s increases to stay within 2 to 4 percent above mid-1976 levels. The Chinese Acrobats of Taiwan tour the US and Canada through December 19.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Television Log Full Week Prime Time Schedule
Channel listings show ABC CBS NBC PBS and local indies with daily time blocks. Programs span news, comedies, dramas, movies and specials including The Brady Bunch Adam 12 Mission: Impossible and Columbo across multiple channels and late night varied broadcasts.
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Adam-12
Andy Williams
Mac Bath
Donny & Marie
Sanfort and Son
Washington Week In
Chico and the Man
Wall Street
Badham County
Lohman and Barkley
Sam
Serpico
Agronsky
Steve Allen
Newseven
Eternal Frontier
Learning Exchange
News
S.W.A. T
Johnny Carson
Giant
Mary Hartman
Food spending edges up as meat and poultry rise in 1972
The Lockhorns 1972 record added. A 5 percent rise in red meat consumption and 9 percent rise in poultry consumption drive total food spending up. July to September shows similar growth for at home and away from home expenditures, with at home up 5.5 percent and eating out up 11 percent year over year. USDA to create a new independent grain inspection agency to replace private firms, staffing initially 778 supervisory inspectors, with possible port inspections federalized in Texas and Louisiana. Mississippi Alabama Wisconsin Minnesota Florida South Carolina Virginia may apply to run inspections locally.
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Ford
USDA
Gulf Coast
Senate
Texas
Louisiana
U.S
Mississippi
Alabama
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Florida
South Carolina
Virginia
CBS keeps long news idea alive amid NBC ABC shelve
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt reports CBS remains open to expanding the CBS Evening News, while NBC and ABC have shelved longer half hour or one hour formats due to affiliate opposition and FCC prime time access rules. CBS officials cite competitive latitude and revenue considerations in deciding.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
NBC
ABC
CBS
Emporium
York
Schneider
CBS Evening News
Federal Communications Commission
Ottawa Herald Postal Rates and Staff Ad
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert Wellington and publisher, subscription rates for trade area and out of state, and a note on Associated Press usage. The rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms, plus a 3 percent out-of-state deduction.
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Robert
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