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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1972

Page

6

Commentary Paperwork still escalating

Michael Posner notes Washington's growing paper mountain as Nixon delivers two State of the Union messages and a flood of official documents. He cites pages in the budget book, lengthy congressional records, extensive mail flows, and Pentagon duplication amid a booming bureaucratic footprint.

Michael Posner Washington UPI Potomac Hoover Commission Mars Nixon Congress Congressional Record Senate Congressional Pentagon Vietnam

Sanford and Son Welcomes Dembnd Wilson as New TV Star

NBC comedy Sanford and Son features Dembnd Wilson as the 32 year old bachelor son opposite Redd Foxx. Wilson brings theater training and TV film work experience to the role, with the show celebrating strong early viewership after two episodes. Born in Georgia and raised in Harlem, he credits street life and family support for his acting foundation. He began on Broadway at age 4 1 2 in The Green Pastures and studied drama at Hunter College.

Hollywood UPI Dembnd Wilson Nbc-Tv Sanford and Son Redd Foxx Los Angeles Wilson Foxx Georgia Harlem Hunter College New York Broadway Green Pastures

High standards of work set by mentally restored

Bertram S. Brown, M D, director of the National Institute of Mental Health, argues that vaccinations of stigma, available community mental health services, and new treatments allow hundreds of thousands of former inpatients to return to daily life. Jobs provide structure, responsibility, and morale, reducing rehospitalization and cutting the nation’s mental illness cost of about 21 billion annually. He lists three steps for leaders: consider ex patients for jobs, publicize their capabilities, and connect with mental health staff to orient discharged patients to business needs.

Bertram S. Brown National Institute of Mental Health

Walker defends tax reform bill amid no tax cases

Washington UPI Charls E Walker No 2 Treasury official defends the 1969 tax reform act while noting 112 high earners over 200000 paid no federal income tax last year including three above 1 million He argues the law blocks tax avoidance and will seek a 50 billion debt limit increase to cover deficits ahead of a Ways and Means hearing.

Washington UPI Treasury Department Charls E. Walker House Appropriations Committee Treasury Walker Licuse Ways and Means Committee Ways and Means Congress Henry Reuss D-Wis

Garlic could replace DDT as mosquito pesticide

Indian scientists from the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre report garlic oil kills mosquito larvae and other pests. They isolated the active principle and suggest garlic oil could be a safe, broad spectrum pesticide for humans and crops.

Joseph L. Myler Washington UPI D.D. Greenstock Henry Doubleday Research Association Braintree England Colorado S.V. Amonkar A. Banerji Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Trombay

Sleep studies in birds challenge need for rest at BYU

Brigham Young University psychologist Paul Robinson reports pigeons can learn to work in the dark and questions whether sleep is essential for birds or humans. He cites higher accuracy under variable rewards and notes pigeons rival humans in some rate tasks while graduate students favor avian research.

Provo, Utah UPI Paul Robinson Brigham Young University Robinson BYU

Ancient elephant tusks found near Chengcow China

Archaeologists in Honan report two nine foot long tusks from an extinct elephant species Elephas nomadicus. The fossils, dated to about 400 000 years ago, include teeth and bones and offer data on climate geology and ancient vertebrates in central China.

Hong Kong UPI China New China NCNA Chengcow Honan Christ

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