Sunflower plant hinges on groundwater rule bill
An urban legislator pushes a bill restricting groundwater use when surface water is available within 200 miles, threatening Sunflower Electric's 280 million project south of Holcomb. If passed, Sunflower could abandon the site, relocate, or face costly delays and tax losses for Finney County after years of studies and KCC approval.
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Holcomb
Paul Hess
Wichita
Sunflower
Wilson Lake
Hess
Kansas
KCC
Finney County
Peet An Wie
Television as a Mirror of News and Entertainment
A critic laments TV’s drift toward endless ads and rerun plots while praising news and documentaries. He recalls Cousteau and Borman, notes 33 minute news cycles with fragmented stories, and cites Arn Edge, Salant, and Crystal on journalism's limits and responsibilities.
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Alice
Laverne
Shirley
Jacques Cousteau
Frank Borman
Europe
China
Lke
Roone Arnedge
ABC
Richard Salant
CBS
Les Crystal
NBC
Doonesbury on Responsibility and Free Press Debate
In a frank exchange, Arledge and Salant discuss First Amendment rights tied to responsibility and public atmosphere. They acknowledge journalists face scrutiny from courts and the burden of funding newsrooms, with Nielsen ratings shaping industry standards while fearing decline in network news. Cronkite Chancellor Reynolds are noted as policy setters. technical issues appear with the set.
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Arledge
Salant
Nixon
United States
Walter Cronkite
John Chancellor
Frank Reynolds
A.C.L.A
Planned Parenthood
Backroom deals reshape rehabilitation budget in Congress
An investigative report alleges that key welfare cuts were negotiated behind the scenes before the new Congress convened. It cites Frank Moore pressuring five senators to back reductions, including an $80 million independent living services program being pared to about $2 million. The president signed the bill November 6 amid threats of a veto.
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Washington
House
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Carter
Oval Office
Capitol Hill
Frank Moore
Moore
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Allan Cranston
D-Calif
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Howard Rosenberg
Independent Living Services
Public Pulse proposes voting for new officials in Garden City
In a Public Pulse letter from 1906 Hattie. Ken N. A. Lillagore urges Garden City readers to re elect nobody to the City Commission School Board and Juco Board of Directors. He argues that replacing incumbents may yield new solutions and that continued dissatisfaction warrants fresh candidates rather than re electing the same people.
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Garden City
City Commission
Juco Board of
Tam
Kenneth A. Lillagore
Hattie
Abortion Debate Drives Votes and Media Attention
Readers hear from pro life and pro choice voices as a 6th anniversary of Roe v Wade looms. The piece cites mass marches, media coverage questions, and remarks by Harold Stickney and others. It also notes dissident suffering in Tito era Serbia and the harsh conditions of Sremska Mitrovich prison.
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Supreme Court
Congress
March For Life
Washington
D.C
Harold Stickney
Storm relief note from Deerfield volunteers honors kindness
A Missouri Oklahoma family thanks Deerfield Kansas residents for feeding and warming stranded students including Craig Henderson of Oklahoma State University after a blizzard. They also seek two World War II POW friends, James Reed and Glen Ardner, to reconnect near Garden City.
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Craig
Okla State University
Deerfield
Kansas
Red Cross
Kansas National Guard
Garden City
James Reed
Glenardner
Glenn Dr
Lawrence
Kans
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International Association For the Evaluation
Japan
Sweden
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The
Netherlands
Fred Hechinger
New York Times
Saturday Review
Hechinger
Petitors
TV Guide
Crystal
Doonesbury
Nielsen
Ren
Duke
M Howe, Honey
DWORG
Jack Anderson
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
West
Yugoslavia
Public Pulse
Tito
Sava -Bankovic II
Bankovic
Sremska Mitrovich
Carl
Nila
Henderson
Liberty
Circle
Stillwater
Okla
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