Mickey Mouse Attacks OSHA Rules for Small Business
Congressman Sebelius and allies condemn the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 as burdening small business with costly and odd requirements. They cite a farmer’s case of needing two toilets and open-front seats, arguing for exemptions for farmers, small businesses, and light construction. They praise Kansas safety programs and urge repeal of nit-picking rules.
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Keith Sebelius
Sebelius
Kansas
Distaff Side Notes On Weekend Fever And Pet Ads
A light column blends sports and spring fever with reflections on treats and guilt over distant family. Then pet listings offer a calico kitten, a yellow male cat, two half-Collie puppies, six half-Spitz puppies, a found young puppy needing a home, and local ad calls with phone numbers. It also notes a rise in green living stores in New York with plant shops expanding, including Phil Keane’s Lower East Side store.
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Big City
Manhattan
Lower East Side
E. 4Th St
Phil Keane
Garden Citian
Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and some holidays. It lists staff positions and office address in Garden City Kansas. Subscription options include carrier monthly rates and mail yearly rates with applicable sales tax. The paper is a member of The Associated Press and reserves rights to local and AP news.
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Garden City
Kansas
Associated Press
Panamanian Officials Tied to Drug Traffic Probe
American narcotics agents implicate Panama foreign minister Tack and Moises Torrijos in a heroin ring shipping hundreds of pounds to the United States. Rep. Murphy reports BNDD findings and secret hearings planned, while diplomatic tensions loom over Panamanian leadership amid a broader anti drug push.
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Washington
Panama
Omar Torrijos
United States
Juan Tack
Tack
Torrijos
Moises
Spain
House
Rep
John Murphy
D-N.y
Motwes Torrijos
Santioning
Murphy
House Merchant Marine Committee
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
BNDD
Tack and
Moises Torrijos
ENDD
Young Richard
New York
Kennedy Airport
Guillermo Gonzalez
How to Keep a Secretary Away From Women’s Lib
ART BUCHWALD argues a male boss keeps his secretary content to deter Women’s Lib by pleasant routines. He describes opening mail, prioritizing her calls, avoiding burdening her with details, and offering potential column work to show value. The piece critiques militant feminism and asserts personal control in the office.
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Washington
Margi
Otter
National Assn
Ex-Johnson Man Wounded in Vietnam Action
Wayne Ferguson, a former Johnson youth and Stanton County student, is reported severely wounded in action in Vietnam. He is listed as being treated at a Veterans Administration Hospital in the United States, with hospital address shown as Wayne Ferguson, V.A. Hospital, Room 802-800, Zorm Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky 40206.
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Johnson
Wayne Ferguson
Veterans Administration
United States
Stanton Councian’s
V.A. Hospital
Zorm Avenue
Louisville
Seek One But Find Three Runaway Girls
St Joseph police and volunteers sought a single runaway girl but located three. Two were found asleep in a park and later determined to have fled a girls home in Omaha. The 10 year old girl being sought was found Saturday at an uncle’s residence.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Omaha
Teaching People to Fly On Ground Is Big Business
AP Business Analyst John Cunnifeff reports on the booming simulator industry used to train pilots and operators on land. The field, now worth about 250 million dollars annually, spans aerospace, automotive, rail, and nuclear plants. Major players include The Singer Co division Lik, Canadian Aviation Enterprises, Redifon Ltd, and McDonnell Douglas. The Apollo program showcased simulators’s power by recreating malfunction scenarios at Houston centers for safe testing. Simulators are now integral from design to operation, with digital computers and models backing both theory and practice.
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John Cunnifef
NEW York
Air Force
Lik
Singer Co
Canadian Aviation Enterprises
Redifon Ltd
England
McDonnell Douglas
Apollo
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Game of Cliches Is Fascinating Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle describes a playful cliche game where players fill pitchers with martinis or molasses and turn questions into familiar phrases. The piece lists examples showing the humor and risks of overused idioms, noting how deft players may become the life of the party and a legend in their time.
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