Who's Fooling Who Editorial Weighs Influence on Youth
The FBI chief warns TV shapes youths for bad, noting entertainment's strong pull. The editorial admits media and newspapers also influence youths, citing crime on TV and real scandals like Watergate and corporate spening. It argues respect for law has weakened across America.
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Clarence Kelley
Kelley
CIA
Lockheed
Gulf Oil
Korea
Exxon
Italy
ITT
Chile
America
Baez joins tax shelter trend amid investment loss
Joan Baez, long known as a protest singer and antiwar activist, reportedly invested in a Wheatheart feeding program and lost 256,500 dollars. The Wall Street Journal notes her shift toward tax shelters, prompting questions about her stance and public image.
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Baez
The
Wall Street Journal
Understanding Osteoarthritis and Related Conditions
Dear reader explains that finger joint pain with normal blood tests can indicate osteoarthritis not rheumatoid arthritis. Heberden’s nodes may form in finger joints. treatment can range from aspirin to stronger drugs, with no cure, only control. Also covers thyroid medicine, tranquilizers, and a pregnancy scenario with biblical reflection.
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Thosteson
Hurley's Bar Faces Change as NBC Ties End
AP reports in New York about Hurley's on Sixth Avenue closing after owner David Wolf plans a 19th century tavern conversion with steaks and seafood. Regulars include Hugh Rusty Brown, and bartenders Martin Galligan and Frank Skuse, both natives of Ireland.
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Sixth Avenue
Ber
NBC
Jack Paar
Tom Snyder
Hipley
David Wolf
Hugh “Rusty” Brown
Vietnam
Martin Galligan
Frank Skuse
Ireland
Martin
County Cavan
Frank
County Cork
Why college still pays despite grads on the job market
AP analysis notes federal projections showing 68 percent growth for college graduates in the labor force from 1972 to 1985 versus 24 percent for all workers. A March survey found jobless rates drop from 15.2 percent for high school dropouts to 2.9 percent for college grads.
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Herb Bienstock
Bureau of Labor Statistica
Blenstock
Bienatock
Bienstock
Farm assets rise as households buy more goods and machinery
The 1975 USDA balance sheet shows farm household equipment and furnishings valued at a record 15.4 billion, up 2.1 billion from the previous year, amid higher farm incomes. Total farm assets reached 520.2 billion, with land and machinery driving growth, though livestock values fell sharply. A separate note from Urbana, Illinois, describes NSF funded efforts to predict crime and school trends using a 20 to 25 equation model led by Prof. Kenneth Land.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Economic Research Service
Usda Agency
U OF I
Urbana, Ill
University of Middishere
National Science Foundation
Kenneth Land
Televised schedule clutter with many programs and channels
A dense, OCR style listing of TV programs across hours and networks. It catalogs countless titles such as Hogan's Heroes, Green Acres, The Rockford Files, MASH, Hawaii Five-O, Star Trek, Saturday Night Live, and news blocks, with multiple time slots, channel indicators, and occasional parenthetical notes. The long roster resembles a weekly grid rather than a narrative item.
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Gomer Pyle
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Nashville Music
Wild Kingdom
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Mobile One
Sanford and Son
Washington Week In Review
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices for in area and out of area readers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options with tax notes and a 3 percent out of state deduction.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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