Ford Moves to Veto Oil Price Rollback Bill
President Ford plans a veto to block a bill rolling back new oil prices to 11.30 a barrel while keeping old oil at 5.25. The clash with Congress over energy policy widens as votes loom on higher overall prices and potential extensions of price controls amid looming August expirations.
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Crossword by Thomas Joseph Crossevord
Puzzle by Thomas Joseph contains a large themed crossword with clues and down answers exploring Verboten Bombay garb augury and more across and down entries including rivers ports and inventors across hints and intersecting letters reveal the completed grid
Moon Mullins Cipher Quote Hint Revealed
The puzzle shows a monoalphabetic substitution with patterns like ERRKHO and MY FATHER MUST HAVE HAD SOME ELEMENTARY EDUCATION FOR HE COULD READ WRITE AND KEEP ACCOUNTS INACCURATELY. The sample hints at daily changing code letters and a quote about elementary skills.
Border areas along Rio disease-stricken with few doctors
A Dallas Times Herald dispatch from Presidio Texas reports dire health care gaps along the Rio Grande. Malnutrition tuberculosis and diabetes run high while most border villages lack doctors. mobile clinics bring care from El Paso to Brownsville. Dr Mario Ramirez in Roma and Starr County Memorial Hospital in Rio Grande City symbolize local efforts to expand services despite harsh desert conditions and poverty.
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Forgotten paddlewheeler Halts on Sanibel Beach
The Mississippi paddlewheeler Algiers lies inland on a sandy berth at Sanibel Island protected by barbed wire and a caretaker. Rested for over 15 years after being moved from New Orleans, it was renovated for a New York couple Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Brown who later died or left. The boat remains sealed off since 1959, yet sightseers still mark the odd scene of a steamboat anchored in concrete off the resort coast.
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