Illinois adopts policyholders security deposit to back insurers
Editorial notes a quiet Illinois law requiring fire and casualty insurers to hold cash and securities in a policyholders security deposit account. The measure aims to protect auto insurance policyholders and third parties from company insolvencies, aiding regulators and potentially reducing costs for insured drivers nationwide.
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Neanderthals May Have Been First Flower People
Archaeologists in Iraqi Kurdistan report Neanderthals as communal beings who buried the dead with flowers and cared for the crippled, suggesting a social and religious sense. Ralph Solecki of Columbia University cites the findings in Intellectual Digest.
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Kitchens passe in future or not a prospect?
Johns Hopkins nutrition professor Drave G Graham suggests future meals could be a single hand food like a vitamin fortified sandwich containing all nutrients. He predicts social and economic shifts including less kitchen use and cheaper housing, though he cautions against abandoning real food and cooking.
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Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
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Boyle's column on masculine double talk in everyday speech
HAL BOYLE cites examples of men saying one thing and thinking another to illustrate widespread verbal hypocrisy. He compares male and female double talk, noting common phrases followed by candid inner thoughts and concluding that men still lead in this behavior.
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New York
Maribel
Mom
Irma
Interstate Highway System opens 29,906 miles by Mar 31 1970
The World Almanac notes 29,906 miles of the 42,500 mile Interstate Highway System were open to traffic as of March 31 1970 per the Federal Highway Administration's Bureau of Public Roads.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Absence and memory in love notes across a mixed column
A jumble of social trivia and aphorisms notes the differing effects of absence on romantic attachment, a trolley past from Chicago to New York, surname trivia, a Pat Boone lineage aside, and a solemn obituary-like moment with a dying rancher. The Walter Savage Landor lines echo memories and art in late night reflections.
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Chicago
New York City
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Smith
Spokane
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Welfare and Social Security split in H R 1 battle
Sen. Russell Long pushes to separate welfare reform from Social Security changes in H R 1 and delay welfare action. House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills plans to reattach welfare features in conference. Nixon hints at delaying the welfare provisions, while the package could prompt 1972 effective dates and a $3.685 billion boost in Social Security payments for the elderly disabled and widowed. Medicare changes include higher hospital deductibles as costs rise and hospital stays trend downward.
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Texas lawmakers clash over timing of special session budget
Gov Preston Smith and Comptroller Calvert dispute when to call a second year budget session. Smith favors delaying until after June primarys to gauge revenue, while aides warn delay could miss September 1 state fiscal year funding. A session may align with redistricting if needed.
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Today in History October 1 1971 AP recap
Notable events include Japan annexing Korea in 1910 a secret 1800 treaty ceding Louisiana from Spain to France Sousa becoming U S Marine Band conductor in 1880 the Weather Bureau move in 1890 the Soviet Union launching its first five year plan in 1928 Franco proclaimed head of Spain in 1936 Egypt breaks diplomatic ties with Jordan and Turkey ten years ago Indonesians protest Sukarno five years ago Nixon and Tito confer today in history entries.
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