Editorial Snub by Mayor Marks East Peace Effort
The piece cites a snub from New York's mayor as Sadat visits to improve ties with East leaders. It notes Sadat seeks broader Middle East peace moves and U.S. pressure, while hinting at requests for military, economic aid, and a reduction of the $2 billion annual Israel aid.
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Lonely Protector on Thin Ice in Middle East
The piece quotes Henry Kissinger noting the US role in keeping Israel and Egypt apart with unarmed observers. It argues the United States cannot endlessly fund and staff peace efforts, recalling Vietnam costs and urging broader international burden sharing.
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Henry Kissinger
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Nursing Home Dilemma in Kansas Officials Face Costs
Kansas nursing homes face funding strains as AG reports expose weak protections for 20000 residents. Welfare-funded residents strain rates, with state SRS payments failing to cover care, food, and upkeep, pushing costs onto private payers and raising overall state expenses amid inflation.
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Kansas
Iron overload prompts weekly blood removal
A patient reports doctors diagnosed excess iron in the blood and prescribed regular therapeutic phlebotomy, requiring about a pint of blood removal each week to manage the condition.
Your Good Health Column Messages and Medical Queries
A reader writes about a metallic mouth taste after significant blood loss and asks for dietary guidance while awaiting iron balance. The doctor responds with nutrition tips and notes long-term treatment may follow. Multiple letters discuss eosinophilic granuloma, postmastectomy swelling, and questions about cooked fruit, ending with a prayer segment.
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Thosteson
P.H
Ignado
Lard Production and Use Hit Low Mark, Slowing Pig Output
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that lard production and per capita consumption have fallen to the lowest levels in six decades as farmers raise fewer and thinner pigs. For the year ended Sept 30 production dipped to under 1.1 billion pounds, down 20 percent from 1973 74, with forecasts of about 975 million pounds this season. Hog slaughter fell to 73 million head from over 81 million in 1973 74, the lowest since 1985, while yields averaged 14.7 pounds per hog. High feed costs and cautious farming cuts drive the reduced output, with meaningful recovery unlikely until late 1976. Per capita lard use remains around three pounds annually.
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Television Schedule Fragments and Wheat Outlook Notes
A dense listing of TV programs from 4 to 12 PM shows diverse channels and shows including Sesame Street Star Trek and Hogan's Heroes along with weather aviation notes and sports. The report also covers USDA winter wheat production estimates for 1976 with planting progress and regional conditions highlighting dry spells in the Great Plains and the screwworm control program in the South.
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Washington Week In Review
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Barnaby Jones
Kup
Sailboat Rides Roof in San Rafael Crash
A sailboat mounted on a roof near San Rafael, California, caused minor damage with only a few scratches on the craft after the incident. George Revel of San Francisco was the driver involved in the event, with details noting the fallen sailboat and unusual scene overnight.
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Palestinians Gain Upper Hand in Lebanon Civil War Strife
In Beirut, Moslems gain advantage as guerrilla units led by Saiqa and Fatah employ new tactics and Soviet rockets, seizing districts once controlled by Phalangist and National Liberal factions. Palestinians, numbering about 12 000 fighters, hold refugee camps housing 250 000 and fuel clashes with Christian militias amid fears of an Israel confrontation.
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Zubair Mohsen
Saigqa
Bassam Abu Sherif
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Jordan
Popuar Front
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Local News Dispatch Rights Notice
Members of the press are granted exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches. The notice lists daily publication exceptions and references entities and locations in the vicinity, indicating authorized use of the material by the press.
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