Abortion Debate Sparks Moral Dictation Critique
The Chintee tribune laments that moral dictation surrounds abortion as Congress again bars federal funds for elective abortions. It argues policy ignores the poor, risks welfare role expansion, and may face Supreme Court tests while asserting abortion should be a personal decision, not a legal mandate.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Supreme Court
Tips for Retirement in a Boozy Napkin
A napkin offers retirement tips with satirical cartoons of a man in hammock and racing form. Jokes warn about borrowing early, loafing at 35, daily cocktails, and 65 as a last refrain, ending with a grim punchline about a beer vat mishap.
Kansas oil reserves drop prompts call for more incentives
Kansas oil officials cite a 2.824 million barrel drop in proved reserves to argue for continued tax breaks and less government control. R. Scott Grieve notes Kansas reserves at 361.57 million barrels as of Dec 31, with national totals at 30.9 billion, urging producers to drill deeper amid rising prices.
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Kansas Petroleum Council
American Petroleum Institute
R. Scott Grieve
KPC
Kansas
Grieve
State Department hid billion-dollar Thai stockpile scare study
Washington suppressed a confidential study on a near $1 billion Thai military stockpile due to Kissinger leadership and a missing Washington plan. A separate concealed report tied to Joseph Z. Taylor involved improper charges and ties to Thai police contracting, with Inspector General Webster Todd Jr. implicated.
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Washington
State Department
Henry Kissinger
United States
Congress
Thailand
U.S
Pentagon
Kissinger
Webster Todd Jr
Joseph Z. Taylor
CIA
Taylor
Joseph Z. Taylor and
AID
Inspector General
Webster Todd
Memories of Cedar Crest Childhoods Spare Governors Kin
Kansas Governors families grew up at Cedar Crest in Topeka. The piece recalls John Anderson III and siblings, the Averys, Dockings, and Bennetts, their adolescents in the governor's mansion, fame, family dynamics, and later careers in law, business, and education.
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Topeka
John Anderson III
Kansas
Anderson
Cedar Crest
John Anderson
William Avery
Robert Docking
Robert Bennett
Overland Park
David
Manhattan
Kerry
Chicago
Andersons
Martha Sue Avery
Gov. Avery
Washington, D.C
U.S
Averys
Sue
Young Docking
Docking
Bill
Tom
Bennett
Prairie Village
Bennett Jr
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Chintee Tribune
Keith Wright
The
Small Society
Nixon
Brickman
Chance Tribune
N. Evergreen
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
United Press International
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Secretariat
National Security Council
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Sons and Daughters of
Dad
San Francisco
Brad
Barbara
New Orleans
University of Kansas
Olivia Bennett
John
Judie
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