Editorial What About 84 Kansas Primary Costs
The Kansas first primary is history and the editorial questions its worth. It notes an estimated one million dollars spent by the state on voting and limited national attention. The piece urges lawmakers to reconsider in 84 with rules to simplify voter choice across parties.
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Kansas
Government Pamphlet Deluge From Simple Request
Garnett editor highlights a local resident who paid 1.20 for four genealogy pamphlets and instead received eight large manila envelopes packed with material. Postage topped 3. The collection covered divorce records to child labor rules to energy conservation. The piece argues bureaucratic overkill and costly subsidies that hurt the private sector.
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Garnett
Manilla
U.S
TV Tonight and late night mixed schedule notes
A cluttered TV guide fragment lists programs and items including The Tonight Show with host guests, various dramas and sitcoms, Western films, and late night movies. Mentions of specific titles, times, and a prayer segment appear amid fragmented lines and station identifiers.
Memo From Mac Thank Goodness For The Nasties
Roving Harris News Service columnist John Mc Cormally critiques free market excesses and praises government regulation after Nelson Bunker Hunt’s massive silver holdings trigger a market scare. He argues panic showed the need for "the right kind" of regulation to prevent repeats of 1929 and Three Mile Island alike.
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Harris
Washington
Nelson Bunker Hunt
Texas
Hunt
Las Vegas
Three Mile Island
Angina Varieties and Eye Signs in Medical Q and A
A reader asks about frequent nitro use for angina and Dr Donahue explains Prinzmetal angina and angina decubitus, urges re evaluation, notes non heart causes, and mentions propranolol as an option. Additional letters discuss arterial venous pinching seen with ophthalmoscopy, eye signs of high blood pressure, and Sjogren syndrome with dry eyes.
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Theobald Says Full Employment Drains Energy, Hurts Economy
AP Business Analyst Robert Theobald argues that full employment drives higher energy use and inflation. He urges shifting to a basic economic security framework, citing potential 15 to 30 percent energy savings through flexible hours and shared jobs.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
Robert Theobald
Theobald
Wickenburg, Ariz
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates Page Note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates by mail and carrier including trade area and out of state options with sales tax details. It notes editor and publisher Robert B. Wellington and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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