FCC powerless on drug lyrics ruling shocks critics
Washington AP report states the Federal Communications Commission declares itself powerless to punish broadcasting of songs with drug lyrics. Broadcasters choose what to air. no review of individual licensee judgments. dissenting voices and legal actions suggest ongoing push for withdrawal or reversal of the March 5 policy. Public notices and commissioner comments address confusion and perceived censorship.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Williams Wins Trio of Awards at Kansas City Show
Photographer Herb Williams of Herb's Studio earns three awards at the Kansas-Missouri Professional Photographers' Convention in Kansas City Missouri. His entries include a Topeka girl Pam Miller portrait, a color group portrait of Lisa and Sara Ailer, and a full length portrait of Mrs Clara Getto. Williams was reappointed to the Kansas Association board and named manager of next year's Kansas professional photographers show in Wichita.
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Little Lisa
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Dick Ailer
Lawrence
Clara Getto
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Wichita
Nutrition experts warn of empty calories in modern diet
A ten year U S Department of Agriculture study shows one fourth of diets are low in calcium one fifth lack vitamin C and one sixth lack vitamin A and iron. It notes rising artificial juices and 65 percent more sweet baked goods and urges food enrichment plus daily multivitamins for better metabolism and nourishment.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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