Nader targets VW Beetle over safety and design
Consumer watcher Ralph Nader rail s against the Volkswagen Beetle sedan and microbus claiming serious design defects cause injuries and deaths. He compares them to the 17 year locust while noting imports and tax talk. GM notes refinements on 1971 cars and Olds Buick Cadillac predict soft tops fade. A New York firm offers four million households gifts for a questionnaire but FTC says data is sold to advertisers.
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Anemia Types Beyond Pernicious Anemia
A reader questions causes and differences between anemia types. The reply notes there are more forms than ordinary and pernicious anemia, highlighting a variety of anemia categories, symptoms, and treatments, indicating broader complexity in diagnosis and care.
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D.J.K
Understanding Anemia Causes and Treatments
The article explains that anemia stems from several causes including faulty diet low in iron and protein, blood loss, and diseases causing red cell destruction. Pernicious anemia results from lack of intrinsic factor tied to B-12, treatable with B-12 injections or liver. It notes other types like sickle cell and aplastic anemia, with varying treatments and the importance of accurate blood tests to diagnose.
Television Log Heavy with daytime and primetime listings
A dense OCR style schedule rundown lists CBS and other networks telecasting a wide slate. It details programs from early afternoon through late night including news, movies, dramas, comedies, sports, and cartoons with numerous show titles and time slots.
FHA Housing Loans Rally to Record Pace This Year
The Farmers Home Administration forecasts housing loan total at 1.6 billion for year ending June 30, up from 1.4 billion last year. Top recipients include Mississippi and South Carolina, with loan totals and borrower counts listed. FHA notes July and August loans at 169 million to 13,290 borrowers, funded by private securities and insured, for low and moderate income families in farms or towns up to 10,000 population.
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North Carolina
Tennessee
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FHA
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Airlines wage lounge war in the skies with bars aboard jets
A great lounge war unfolds among American Continental United and TWA as lounges multiply on domestic 707 747s and DC10 jets. TWA adds fully staffed coach lounges on 41 707s and jumbo jets. American installs three bars on each 747 and a piano bar in a rear 747. Continental features two coach lounges and an upstairs bar on 747s. United outfits two lounges on DC10 Trijet and three on each 747 with food by Trader Vic. Sinatra Jr and Rick Samples perform aboard select flights to publicize the lounges.
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Hallywood
Nixon inflation plan postfreeze details emerge this week
New York AP reports the Nixon administration hinting at a postfreeze program with wage and price restraints in major industries. Officials expect a mid October unveiling of a plan, with a focus on voluntary restraints backed by legal powers. The freeze ends November 13, while Congress opposes the federal pay raise delay. International talks in London deadlocked on currency issues, with Europe pressing devaluation tied to tariff and gold price moves. Reductions in transatlantic air fares were announced.
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Local Newspaper Rate Card and Publisher Info
The 104 S Cedar paper lists daily publication details with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. It shows subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with tax rules and AP licensing terms stated.
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