Equitable Tax Reform in Kansas Debated by Editorials
Editorials argue Governor Docking backs the Kansas Livestock Association stance on replacing the general property tax with earnings or income taxes. They warn tax exemptions rise as property values grow, making the system inequitable and burdensome for those with shrinking income. They urge action to adopt equitable local taxation and heed education funding needs.
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Docking
Kansas Livestock Assa
Kansas
National Education Assn
KLA
Sad story of pets abandoned and rescued in town
A young wife and mother rehabilitated two ringworm struck kittens after discovering no local Humane Society. Both animals were euthanized after veterinary care and a dog in the same home also fell ill. She faced costs and family stress while urging humane disposal through a vet. A bird-feeding tip followed.
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Humane Society
Nevada gambler and radioactive dice prompt caution
A quirky item notes a Nevada gambler allegedly inventing radioactive dice. It critiques using atomic dice in games, warning that mixing nuclear tech with gambling is dangerous and could resemble national risks. The piece ridicules the idea while urging caution about radioactive gaming tools.
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Nevada
Las Vegas
Hoyle
Garden City Telegram Advertising Notice
Local and college readers are offered subscription options for nine months at five dollars. Telegram motor carrier service requires daily mail delivery in cities with local carrier services and applies focal carrier rates where available.
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Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Associated Press
AP News and Dispatches
Telegram
Focal
Finney, Lene
Scott
Wichita
Greeny
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Goldberg Likely Next to Leave Cabinet for UN Post
Drew Pearson reports Ambassador Arthur Goldberg may resign as U.S. representative to the United Nations, citing policy rifts over Vietnam and peace prospects. Goldberg, a former Supreme Court justice and longtime labor leader, helped in UN crisis work but faces uncertain prospects amid White House doubts on bombing pauses and war strategy.
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Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
U.S. Ambassado
United Nations
U.S
Goldberg
U.S. Steel
United Steelworkers
Goldbergs
Virginia
Arthur
Security Council
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
New York
Washington
Defense Department
Federenko
U.N
S A.m
White House
Dorothy Goldberg
New York Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon
Bob McNamara
Defense
McNamara
Johnson
Near East
North Vietnam
Ori
United States
Southeast Asia
Arthur Goldber
M. Ring
Art Buchwald Sings of Tokyo Car Kung Fu and Traffic
A satirical look compares Tokyo traffic to a martial art called the way where drivers seek advantage in jams. The piece humorously describes karate driving including thrusts blocks and dodges, praising calm focus and the apparent danger of urban road battles.
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Tokyo
Japan
Breakfast Is Key to Success in Office Promotions
New York AP notes breakfast affects career outcomes with humor and cluttered clippings. The piece riffs on wit, poets, and social foibles while lampooning daily habits and public life. It threads quips about breakfast, attire, and manners through a collage of famous names and idle observations.
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New York
Isla John Barrymore
America
William Wordsworth
Sigmund Freid
Rockefeller
Ford
Gulf Shelf Oil Reserve Estimate Draws Interest
Geologists estimate about 18 billion barrels lie beneath shallow Gulf of Mexico waters along the Continental Shelf rich in minerals. Current production exceeds 400000 barrels per day as exploration continues.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Garden City Telegram
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Moreland
LBJ
Art Buchwald
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Dacron
Sele Price
Frea
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Ashes
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