Editorial Comment Campaign Sidelight in Kansas Race
An editorial sidelight notes $52 million in first year federal revenue sharing boosts Docking and Kay. Docking links funds to a tax circuit breaker capping property tax. Kay touts eliminating sales tax on food and medicine funded by federal money. Critics fear a $25 million revenue shortfall. growth projections may offset losses. Which candidate gains most remains uncertain.
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Kansas
Docking
Kay
Football and Death
Three weeks ago Mark Tindle the 17 year old high school football player from Independence died from injuries suffered in a game with Parsons. The writer argues football offers moral and discipline benefits, despite risks, noting that many dangers exist in life and promoting football as worth keeping for youth.
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Mark Tindle
Parsons
B.K
Yoga as Morning Routine From A Book Satire
Midtown scribe Fred Harris riffs on a yoga book promising health and longevity. He mocks the steps from waking to breathing and meditation, lampooning a five day old moustache as a focal point while hinting at future installments.
Vent-O-Matic fuel saver blocked by American Gas Association
A device claimed to cut homeowners gas bills by 20 to 30 percent, the Vent-O-Matic automatic damper, has been stalled by the American Gas Association after years of delay. While the Canadian Gas Association approved it as safe, the AGA has not yet test approved it, hindering market introduction and contractor adoption.
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American Gas Association
Canadian Gas Association
AGA
Hollywood
Rowland Kirks
Carl Albert
Thomas Corcoran
Kirks
Burger
Corcoran
American Bar Association
Gas Saver Task Force Stallon Delayed Says AGA
AGA claims difficulty in naming a chair for the gas saver task force and refuses to reveal who was contacted. Only two offers emerged from Ken Fish’s probe, one declined by a California gas company official and one by a Boston fire protection official. Report notes testing committee not yet formed and homeowners paying for a device that could save gas.
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Association
Ken Fish
California Gas Company
Boston Fire Protection
Documentary on Skyjacking Do Not Glorify Criminals
In a CBS study The Air Pirates Can They Be Stopped the hijacker Robert Helmey recalls his Cuba flight and solitary 104 days. The program airs tonight at 9 p.m. EDT and examines skyjackings since 1968 with views from crew and officials, noting 26 hijackings so far this year.
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Robert Helmey
Bernard Kalb
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Helmey
United States
Kalb
Federal Aviation
Disputed Hospital Bond Sale Snafu During Petition Debate
Neosho county hospital bonds fight drew conflicting legal opinions as an investment company objected to petition wording. YWCA Girl Reserve students sold apples and candy at the football game for nearly five dollars, led by Frances Coulter.
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Neosho County Hospital
YWCA
Frances Coulter
Isaiah Verse Promises God’s Glory Not Shared
A religious brief cites Isaiah 42 8 declaring the Lord will not share His glory or praise with another or graven images. The verse highlights monotheistic emphasis and faithfulness to God.
Television schedule chaos with last minute changes noted
Readers face an intricate broadcast grid as channels release advance schedules making last minute substitutions nearly impossible. items include Brady Bunch and Lion at World's End airings, guest lists for Dinah Shore salute, CBS Reports on Air Pirates, and a mix of game shows, dramas, and late night features across multiple time slots.
Today in History highlights events and birthdays
On this date in 1632 Christopher Wren was born in Wiltshire England. Other notes include Maria Theresa's rise in 1740 P T Barnum's Hippodrome opening in 1873 Moscow siege in 1941 Arab nations forming a league in 1945 and Willy Brandt Nobel Prize in 1970s. Birthdays include Mickey Mantle Art Buchwald and Wayne Morse.
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England
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Hungary
Bohemia
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Moscow
Middle East
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Willy Brandt
Mickey Mantle
Art Buchwald
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Broken Pumps Limit Duck Hunting at Neosho Refuge
Federal Fish and Game workers report two broken pumps and a very low river reduce water in Neosho County Waterfowl Refuge near St Paul. Only pool one has usable water while pools two and four lack water. about 7,000 ducks, mainly teal and mallards, remain. Teal season open. other duck season opens Saturday.
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St. Paul
Federal Fish and Game
Herbert Moore
Fish and Game Department
California
Moore
Pool Three
Pool
PTA Carnival at Hutton School Saturday Evening
The Hutton Roosevelt PTA hosts its first carnival from 6 to 9 p.m. at Hutton School with a spook house fish pond balloons and prize booths. Proceeds fund school equipment and benefit students and teachers with families running each booth.
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Chanute
Jeanes
Newspaper staffing and subscription rate notice details
The page lists publication details including staff roles and contact numbers, subscription rates for various regions, tax adjustments, and delivery options. It notes press affiliations with the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations, plus carrier and mail delivery specifics.
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Associated Press
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