Iceberg alert as Supreme Court hits fee fixing in law
Ottawa Herald argues the ruling on a Virginia price fixing statute could strike down lawyer fee schedules and threaten similar practices in architecture and medicine. The piece notes the decision applies when fees affect interstate commerce and asks if lawyers should know the law, while warning of broader implications for professional pricing and advertising.
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Ottawa Herald
Graduation, Disney Work, and a Rural Bluegrass Reunion
Mandy Mathias, youngest graduate at Fort Hays Kansas State College, earned a nursing degree with honors as her mother Monte Mathias, a new graduate, shares the family moment. Garden City teens Linda and Susan Eatherly head to Disney World for summer work, after Linda's CW job last year. A large June gathering along the Arkansas River near Pierceville featured the Billy Spears group from Lawrence, organized by Clay Weldon and Garden City volunteers.
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Mandy Mathias
Hadley Hospital
Monte
Gary) Mathias
Carola
Sherman Baird
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Disney World
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Susan Eatherly
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Susan
KSU
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Garden City Telegram dispute over association printed in newspaper
Garden City Telegram reports a dispute involving an unnamed association and printed notices. The brief item notes contention over fees and publication in the newspaper, with limited readable details.
Is Washington Working A Parlor Policy Satire
Art Buchwald mocks Washington dysfunction by imagining a national massage parlor policy fight. He sketches a backstory of partisan maneuvering, veto threats, hearings, and symbolic bills, ending with a quip that the rub lies in shared responsibility.
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GOP Caucus Should Be Open by John Marshall
Kansas Open Meeting Law rulings are questioned as to enforceability. The piece argues public access to formal and informal government sessions, noting 26 Republican senators meeting in secret for the senate presidency and detailing contenders Ross Doyen Norman Gaar and Bob Storey.
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Kaffee Klatch
Kansas Senate
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
George Templar
U.S
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Senate
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Norman Gaar
Westwood
Bob Storey
Storey
Bennett’s
Transportation Committee
Bennett
Department of Transportation
FBI Break-In Details Stir Washington Scrutiny
The article reports an illegal FBI break-in linked to a known bigot near Washington, D C, described as a burglary made to look ordinary. It notes Sen. Howard Baker and Sam Dash confirming the incident, with the FBI declining comment.
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CIA
Washington, D.C
Howard Baker
R.tenn
Baker
Sam Dash
Dash
Thurmond
Pentagon
Wilfred Ebel
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS 1 Bridge triumph 5 European gull
The puzzle features an across list with clues like Bridge triumph and European gull and a cryptoquip note about B equals 1, with a dated reference to 1975 King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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