Taxpayers Face Higher Local Tax Bite and Youth Sports Values
The piece notes a likely tax increase despite a modest mill levy, driven by a 30 percent rise in Finney County property valuations from 66 to 74 million dollars. It warns against trusting levy figures alone due to budget rules and home rule exemptions. It also comments on ballpark safety fencing and praises coaches who prioritize development over winning, citing complaints about second stringers.
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Kansas
Garden City
Community Junior College
Finney County
Poverning
Elks-Legion
Choose the fabric that feels most you in fashion prose
A reflective piece mocks artificial trends and nature altering habits. It notes efforts to combat dandelions ants beetles and seeks to counter provocative changes with humor. Readers are reminded of personal shifts toward natural simplicity and a social blood drive list from May 29 with July 2 as the next chance.
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Fati
Price and wage controls spark inflation fears
Readers argue that hints of price and wage controls raise both prices and wages. The metaphor of the egg and chicken reflects a view that freezing one drives the other up, with concerns about paychecks being frozen and public opinion misdirected.
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Washington
Military Spending Criticism Suppressed Behind Closed Doors
Drew Pearson reports that criticism of defense and space spending faced behind door suppression by Congress. Aimed at reforming the Federal Communications Commission, the administration moved to push out figures like Jerry Wadsworth and stoked obstruction led by Mendel Rivers while Fraser's caucus urged a unified stance against waste.
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Washington
Wall Street
Navy
Elzenrest
Penceabel
Sincclair Armstrong
Nixon
Federal Communications Commission
Jerry Wadsworth
Pentagon
Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Don Fraser
D-Minn
Today's Students Face Decisions
A syndicated college essay by Sarah Dale argues that many students face difficult choices amid campus unrest and disillusionment. It contrasts stereotypes of radicals with subtly frustrated freshmen and older students, noting Vietnam war fallout, drugs, and the shift from campus upheaval to personal responsibility.
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Sarah Dale
Ras Ae
Auto Makers See Slowdown in U S Vehicle Output
DETROIT AP US auto production declined slightly versus last week and year to date, with 187,986 cars built this week, 748,428 for June, and year to date at 4,401,758. Truck output rose from last week to 23,611 but remained below last year’s week and year totals.
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Detroit
US Auto
Automotive News
Palmistry Do-It-Yourself Guide in Southwest Kansas
A humorous excerpt discusses palmistry as a parlor game in Southwest Kansas. The column cites Annie Jury 1001 and outlines lines on the palm such as Life, Heart, and Head, interpreting signals for life length, love, ambition, and offspring, while admitting the writer’s belief in fortune telling as foolish.
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Pertéad
Annie Jury
Wisim
Shhemaey Sillevillen
Mount of Jupiter
Political satire on grape boycott and labor unions
The piece mocks Cesar Chavez and the grape boycott, contrasting media and socialite figures at a Southampton party hosted by Ann Ford Uzielli with mentions of the Delano grape operations. It questions union aims, worker conditions, and the moral frenzy around boycotts, ending with a quip about reforming the Constitution.
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Southampton
Ann Ford Uzielli
Charlotte
Ford
Cesar Chavez
Afl-Cio
Delano
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