Editorial Flashback on a Traveler’s Rome to Florence
Editorial notes recount a Herald editor and spouse's travel misadventures in Italy. They describe delays with mail and car reservations, mixed dining experiences, navigating Rome and Florence, and a tense yet humorous departure from Rome. The piece ends with hope for a clearer view from their Florence hotel. The narrator signs as R.B.W.
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All-night filibuster costs Senate over ten thousand dollars
Senator Barry Goldwater noted the all-night filibuster ran a bill of about $10,103. The breakdown shows police overtime at $5,556 and air conditioning at $459 for roughly 22 hours. Other items include a restaurant bill of $1,312, a Capitol physician $503, an ambulance, Library of Congress $150, Senate engineer $400, and various maintenance and staff costs totaling the rest.
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Television Schedules and Plot Snippets From Broadcast Listings
A chaotic collage of TV listings and show synopses spans sports playoffs and soap opera arcs, from Eight Is Enough to Hawaii Five-O. It notes game two of the National League Championship Playoffs, Malcolm themes, and a mix of dramas, comedies, and late night programs with cast lists and episode hints.
Lesley Warren Returns To TV
NBC will air Harold Robbins adaptation 79 Park Avenue on Oct 16 17 and 18 featuring Lesley Warren as a poor New York girl who becomes a prostitute and later a madam The interview traces her hiatus from TV including stage work a film and a night club act and notes her plans to be more selective in future roles.
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Dope on Meniere's Disease for Dr Thosteson column
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about Meniere's disease noting balance loss and seasickness. The doctor prescribed diuretics and may consider alternatives if relief remains limited. The reader seeks more information and treatment options.
Meniere's disease treatment and related reader tips
The column discusses Meniere's disease causes and treatments including fluid reduction with diuretics and salt avoidance, plus lifestyle changes and anti dizziness medications. It notes variability in response, potential for ultrasound in severe cases, and risks such as hearing loss and balance problems. Additional reader questions cover stuttering myths, old wives tales, cervical spine arthritic spurs, and traction for arm numbness.
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L.D
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Metrics Loom For Farmers Under New USDA Plan
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports that USDA launches guidelines to transition agency measurements to the metric system while preserving public clarity. The plan covers when to convert to kilograms and meters, explains metric ton versus bushel weights, and aims to minimize disruption and cost.
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USDA
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