Stumbling block to physician assistants in Kansas laws
The Kansas Medical Society argues malpractice laws block physician assistants from easing doctors workload. Dr M. Robert Knapp says strict liability could expose doctors for assistants actions, urging reforms that grant immunity for following physician directions while holding assistants accountable for independent acts. Society seeks changes to attract physicians to stay and practice in Kansas.
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Kansas
M. Robert Knapp
Wichita
Kansas Medical Society
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Homemaker Salary Study Traced by NOW Findings
NOW reports a hypothetical $10,000 yearly value for a housewife’s services, while noting time spent on marketing management and decision making has risen since 1927. Dr. Fleck adds executive duties to housework and Chase Manhattan cites skills across 12 occupations in a 99 hour week.
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Henrietta Fleck
N.Y. University School of Home Economics
Fleck
Chase Manhattan Bank
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates Noted
The Garden City Telegram lists subscription terms from The Senate Publishing Company with monthly, yearly and student rates. Prices include taxes and vary by delivery method and location, with carrier and mail options and a 9 month school term for students.
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Garden City Telegram
Senate Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Carrer
Laird Helms leak T K secret photos to favored Senators
Jack Anderson reports that Laird and Helms have been selectively sharing secret Tango-Kilo intelligence with certain Senators to sway defense budget support. The article notes that T K files inform on Soviet missiles and space reconnaissance, with warnings of security gaps and political manipulation.
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Thomas Moorer
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Mel Laird
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How to Make the News More Palatable to Nixon
Washington satire about media advisors to the Nixon administration proposing ways to soften news coverage. A Georgetown basement meeting becomes a farcical plan to suppress bad news while praising government actions, ending with federal marshals arresting participants for conspiring to overthrow the government.
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John Mitchell
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Henry Kissinger
Congress
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Elyiar
Good Guy
Parrot Tulips Vandalized in Garden City
Mrs Glenn Haas reports her parrot tulips in black, yellow, lavender and white colors were cut. She hopes the unknown culprit learns of her message from the flowers and letter, with timing aimed for Monday night or Tuesday morning.
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Glenn Haas
Garden City
Groom Aphid Lions for Field Pest Control
Washington AP Agriculture Department scientists report creating antidictal eggs to feed aphid lions the larval stage of green lacewings. These predators eat bollworms and tobacco budworms and may reduce pesticide needs by releasing lab bred aphid lions onto crops. Synthetic eggs cost under five dollars per pound versus natural eggs at high prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Rebounding executive hires alter middle manager mood
AP reports rising help wanted ads and a 6 percent increase in executive appointments in early 1971, led by manufacturing financial and administrative sectors. The study notes wary loyalty shifts, a move toward self reliance and a focus on balance over rapid climbs, with executives preferring steadier personal security over relocation.
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John Cunniff
New York
Cruiter
Kiernan
Things We Could Do Without Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle lists small irritants and social irritations to avoid, from stale office picnic copies to dodgy hair dye and late train scrambles. He mocks dated political boasts, poorly written jokes, and faded ambitions while lampooning modern foibles in a lighthearted gag reel.
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New York
Ned
Cat Coolidge
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer II Abracadabra style clues entice quick solve
Crossword puzzle clues listed across numbers 16 to 47 with hints including Lubricate Snakes Moya swiftly On the ocean Shift Constructs American novelist Widemouthed fas Routine Observed At big place Moved fast Concluding tests Salt Beach Musical instrument Discourteous Al Nobleman Awa Summit Epoch Japanese com
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