Auto Tuneups Redefined by Emission Controls and Legislation
The article notes that modern tuneups differ from five years ago due to engine and emission control system changes and new laws. Mechanics must understand emission systems, use advanced testing gear, and balance economy with compliance. New Jersey and Chicago begin compulsory inspections this year, with others likely to follow.
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Motor Service Magazine
Motor Service
New Jersey
Chicago
Kansas Justices Urged to Consider Higher Salaries
Judge Salaries Chief Justice Harold Fatzer asks the Kansas Legislature to raise Supreme Court and district judge pay. Kansas ranks near the bottom nationally, with a chief justice at 25 848 dollars and district judges at 20 573. A proposed 50 percent boost by Rep Fran McMaster would reach 37 000 for the chief justice, 36 000 for other justices, and 30 000 for district judges, but Fatzer favors gradual increases.
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Harold Fatzer
Kansas
Supreme Court
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Fran McMaster
Wichhita
State Supreme Court
U.S
Fatzer
Rep. McMaster
Discipline begins with the teacher and administrator
The speaker argues discipline starts with educators who must model self respect. Without self respect, teachers fail to earn student respect, turning teaching into a cruel charade even when many people care.
Advertising And Its Role In Changing Values
New York AP reports advertising and marketing shape or reflect tastes. Florence Skelly of Yankelovich notes a shifting climate with female careerism, blurred gender roles, and changing success signals. Brands may need case by case analysis of motives like marriage, roots, and fear of judgment.
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New York
Association of National Advertisers
Florence Skelly
Daniel Yankelovich, Inc
Miss Skelly
America
Brand
Dollar Seminar Reveals Theories On Devaluation
Washington classroom debate outlines how foreign buyers swap currencies and gold amid a weak dollar. Analysts discuss impacts on tourist costs and trade balances, noting a 10 percent devaluation and mixed global reactions.
Roy refuses budget cuts over 4.7B military rise
In Ottawa Kansas a Bill Roy spokesman said the congressman will not back Nixon cuts while the administration seeks a 4.7 billion boost in military spending. Tim Berscheidt noted Roy backs legislation to curb presidential impoundment of Congress approved funds. About 100 heard a panel on spending cuts hosted by East Central Kansas Community Action Program with other agency and organization reps present.
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Ottawa
Kan
Bill Roy Dhan
Roy
Nixon
Tim Berscheidt
Congress
Kansas
National Farmers Organization
The
Kansas League of Municipalities
Glynis Johns Hospitalized Delays Broadway Opening
British actress Glynis Johns was admitted to a New York hospital with a great pain, forcing the postponement of the Broadway debut of Hal Prince's A Little Night Music. The nature of the illness was not disclosed and the opening is now scheduled for March 4.
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New York
Glynis Johns
Broadway
Miss Johns
Manhattan
Hal Prince
Tax Reform Sidetrack Clouds Washington Tax Agenda
President Nixon signaled a tax reform push while the Treasury and White House prioritize tariff and trade legislation. House Ways and Means Chair Rep. Mills resists a full burial of tax reform, seeking to keep the issue alive even as Treasury delays a concrete bill.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Mr. Nixon
White House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Ways and Means
Mills
U. S
Regents Whitley Austin criticizes Wichita State entry impact
In 1963 Kansas Regent Whitley Austin of Salina warned that admitting Wichita University to the state system would lessen education quality and burden the state budget. City Commission delayed annexation, pool bonds and recreation bids were approved, and Lecompton eyed a KPL plant annexation for tax gains.
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Kansas
Whitley Austin
Salina
Wichita University
Broken Arrow Park
South Park Recreation Center
Topeka
Lecompton
Kansas Power and Light Co
Letters to the Editor and Public Notices in Journal-World
A collection of readers letters and notices spanning airline drink policies and Kansas law, praise for a library play, flood control concerns near Clinton Dam, a Republican call for Pentagon action, analysis of the Paris treaty and Asian geopolitics, and a New Year greeting from Hackney.
Pear son Integrated Humanities Program sparks Campus Debate
KU commentary notes the Pearson Integrated Humanities Program faces strong opposition from College faculty who fear a single viewpoint replaces broad exposure. Proponents cite its enrollment appeal and integrated learning, while critics warn it risks dogma and narrowed critical inquiry.
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Pearson
Dennis Quinn
Frank Nelick
John Senior
PIHP
College of Liberal Arts
Quinn
Nelick
Senior
Thomas Aquinas
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