Editorial: Alaska oil pipeline ties to national energy aims
The final Alaska oil pipeline milestone prompts guarded optimism for energy independence amid soaring costs and questions over how Valdez oil will reach markets. Alternatives to West Coast delivery raise legal and logistical concerns, underscoring broader planning issues in U S energy policy.
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Toothless ethics in Congress debate over a teethless code
Speaker-designate Tip O Neill promises ethics reform but critics doubt enforcement. Proposals include term limits for oversight chairmen and stricter financial disclosures, travel bans for lame duck members, and $100 gift limits. Real enforcement would require penalties such as removal from office.
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Fruit flies romance tactic eyed in San Diego plan
United Press International reports officials are trying a sex lure on utility poles to trap oriental fruit flies in a 107 square mile area. The odor mimics a female fly’s scent and is paired with pesticide to kill males. results vary by county and may lead to introducing non stinging wasps.
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Paul Engler
San Diego County
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Lawyer seeks congress support for Somoza linked venture Intervest
A Justice Department attorney plans to create Intervest a security firm for white collar crime victims and seeks $500000 over two to three years from Nicaragua's Anastasio Somoza. Rep. John Murphy aided the effort writing to Somoza with a favorable prospectus while a doorkeeper refused involvement. Murphy claims only interest in Somoza as a client. The piece also covers an audit into SEACOR Navy contracts and alleged improprieties with insiders.
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Subscription Rates for Neosho and Nearby Counties
Rates list by mail in trade territory Neosho Alien Wilson Woodson with tax and totals for one year six months three months and one month. Outside trade territory Kansas addresses only rates show yearly totals with tax and monthly options. Chanute area post office boxholders and Chanute carrier delivery options included. UPI retains exclusive republication rights for local news and UP dispatches.
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FBI taps Kansas congressman in South Korea gifts case
FBI questioned Rep. Larry Winn of Overland Park amid reports he and Rep. Martha Keys were offered money or gifts by South Koreans in a widening lobbying effort. Winn and Keys returned the items, while Winn could not recall the giver’s name. The probe also notes gifts to Keys and the broader political context, including other Democrats.
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Milk prices rise a cent a quart in local market
Fifty years ago Neosho County boasted the cattle king of eastern Kansas W W OBryan of St Paul. He handles more cattle yearly than most Kansans with around six thousand head this year while about two thousand head remain on the ranch with fifteen hundred under full feed.
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Proverbs verse warns against hasty speech and folly
A Bible verse from Proverbs 29 20 cautions that a person who is hasty with words shows folly and suggests there is more hope for a fool than for such a speaker.
Kansas Health Official cites costs and home care as fixes
Kansas Secretary Dwight Metzler identifies rising medical costs and aging and rural health gaps as major state issues. He cites 1970 U S health spending at 67.2 billion, with costs driven by price hikes, population growth, and new technology. He advocates home health care, diet and exercise, insurance coverage changes, and area health education centers to attract physicians to rural areas.
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California Supreme Court Rejects Death Penalty Statute
San Francisco UPI reports the California Supreme Court struck down the state capital punishment statute, affecting 65 inmates on San Quentin's death row as the attorney general weighs possible appeals. Inmates no longer eligible for mainline transfer. reactions include plans to visit families and mixed public commotion.
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