Kay Demands Changes in Debate Rules
Topeka coverage details Morris Kay pushing altered rules for the annual Kansas gubernatorial debate with Robert Docking. He seeks shorter duration, no rebuttal, inclusion of lieutenant governor and national figures, standing format, and no cue cards. Docking supporters argue the current broadcaster rules are fair and essential to clear voter judgment.
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Kay
Topeka
Morris Kay
Robert Docking
Reykjavik
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Roy Plautch
John Anderson
Dale Saffels
William Avery
Docking
Avery
WIBW
Kansas
Kent Frizzell
Kansas Association of Broadcasters
Bob Fromme
Association
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
George Hart
McGovern
Dave Owen
Nixon
James Shafter
Shafter
Acupuncture Unexplained Yet Reported As Helpful
The article reviews acupuncture's 2000 year history and its rising popularity despite limited explanations. It covers anesthesia use in China, patient experiences during brain surgery, researchers noting high success in many operations, and the chi theory with meridians guiding needle placement. It also notes kit availability and cost, plus ongoing questions about mechanisms.
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Shanghai
China
Wang
Cheng An-chi
Cheng
Chao Wei-peng
Dr. Chao
Milford Lake Name Change Opposed by Residents
In Milford Reservoir area residents oppose renaming Milford Lake Eisenhower Lake. Rep. Bill Roy will not introduce legislation to rename the federal reservoir, citing a poll showing strong desire to honor Eisenhower in other ways.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Milford Reservoir
Milford Lake
Eisenhower Lake
U.S. House
Roy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen
Eisenhower
Feds Move to Regulate Blood Bank Industry Nationwide
The FDA proposes sweeping rules to bring all blood banking under federal oversight for the first time. They target about 5,000 small intrastate banks and centers that collect blood for components, with a 60-day comment period before effect. The plan pairs criminal penalties with uniform national regulation, expanding federal reach from 530 interstate banks to intrastate operations.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
Coop to Redeem Original Stock and Shape Capital
Piqua Farmers Cooperative plans to redeem its original stock drawing capital from retained earnings. Incorporated November 19 1956 with 21650 capitalization the cooperative now holds about 425000 in assets and has posted profits every year since inception. Docking faces critique over press access as election timing looms with an October or November date under discussion.
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PIQUA
Piqua Farmers Cooperative
Fromme
Kay
Docking
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