Chickens Trigger Car Price Rise in Volkswagen Case
The piece notes VW raises U S suggested retail prices by 237 at eastern ports, not due to changes in the car, but as part of a tariff retaliatory cycle sparked by France boosting chicken duties and the United States hitting back with higher tariffs on wines and cars. It argues American motorists bear the impact while franchises and brands like Volkswagen face limited gains.
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Feevee’s Future in Chicago Pay TV Soars
In Chicago for a Giants Bears title game, a closed circuit pay TV setup drew 60 degree indoor warmth and 46 081 seats sold, with fans paying $8 on average. The piece argues networks and studios resist pay TV but predicts Feevee breaks constraints as risk capital grows.
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Twenty Five Years Ago Tribune Notes Local Happenings
Rainfall Sunday night helped farming a little but not enough. Mrs. Ray Rush and Mabel LaSalle went to Topeka for the governor's inaugural. Lynn Cantrell bought Lees Bowling alley at 203 E Main and will operate after reopening Wednesday. A son born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brazil at 1216 S Evergreen weighing 8.4 pounds named Thomas Christopher. Harvey Rhodes to christen the Little Friend trailer at a community meeting in Little Friend school Tuesday. trailer named after first school visited. Rhodes said the coincidence made the name apt. Fifty Years Ago December was the wettest and cloudiest on record in Kansas per T. B. Jennings. Mrs. Earl Cunningham visited relatives in Earlston. Neosho county corn scored again at the state show. E. C. Lembach of Erie won first prize $5 in white dent corn and $5 sweepstake for best exhibit.
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Thomas Christopher
Harvey Rhodes
Little Friend
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Senators Johnson Morse Clash Over Foreign Aid Respect Ends
Longtime rivals Lyndon Johnson and Wayne Morse, both Democrats, spar over foreign aid as Johnson pushes for a post Christmas vote while Morse adheres to a pre agreed no showdown date. Morse recalls their past exchanges and Johnson’s promise to campaign for him or against him as needed, reflecting mutual respect despite policy battles.
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Cook All Pork Well To Avoid Trichinosis
A column from Dr. Molner advises thorough cooking of pork to prevent trichinosis, notes lamb and beef carry tapeworm risk but less so, and discusses safe cooking levels from rare to well done. Also covered are ovaries and gender genetics, skin care myths, a cyst on the eyelid, and urinary issues linked to the prostate, with practical medical guidance.
Television Log and Health Note: A Prostate Tale
The broadcast schedule lists KOAM and other channels with evening and daytime programs across 12 and 7 sets. An unrelated health blurb notes that an enlarged prostate is common with age and surgery is a typical remedy, implying the condition is not age exclusive.
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