Dole's Real Purpose In This Week's Editorial
The Kansas senator Bob Dole, portrayed as a conservative reformer, bills three measures to reduce waste and boost efficiency. Aimed at an Hispanic Affairs office, a national government reorganization commission, and a POW missing servicemen inquiry, each proposal costs money and duplicates existing agencies. The piece questions whether his actions are genuine efficiency efforts or presidential bid signals.
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State of
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Bob Dole
Dole
Governor Carlin seeks 40 million for three highway projects
Kansas faces a surplus as Governor John Carlin urges the Legislature to appropriate 40 million for three named highway projects along US-69, US-40, and US-81. Critics warn such targeted funding sets a poor precedent and could undermine the role of the Highway Advisory Committee and DOT engineers.
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Kansas
John Carlin
Kansas-Missouri Line
Lawrence
Salina
Nebraska
Highway Advisory Committee
Department of Transportation
Television Tonight Listings Highlight Classic Films and Guests
Old TV guide style snippet lists several programs and specials. It mentions Nighttime movies including The Darker the Night and The Legend of Buster, plus Westerns like The Man From Colorado. It notes guests and hosts such as Ella, Carson, and Leacher, with references to news segments and a memorial hazing incident.
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Bob Newhart
Dick Cavett
Productivity decline shadows American economic prospects
A London based analysis notes that since 1966 US productivity rose under 3 percent yearly, far below Japan and Western peers, risking wage stagnation and weaker global standing. It cites poor business investment, labor force shifts, and a debated British attitude toward growth as possible causes and warns of long term American decline if mindset does not change.
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The
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Britain
Carter
Council of Economic Advisors
United States
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West Germany
Belgium
Holland
France
America
Great Britain
Europe
U.S
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Henry Fairlie
Fairlie
Reginald Maudling
China
Third World
Niacin basics and dumping syndrome Qs and advice
A reader asks if niacin relieves headaches. Dr Ruble explains it is a B vitamin with limited headache use and notes it can trigger headaches in some. He also answers about exercise bike efficacy, and discusses dumping syndrome after partial gastric removal, advising small high protein meals, post‑meal rest, and possible muscle relaxants for relief.
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Dr. Ruble
TV Tonight The Darker Side of Terror Review
CBS airs The Darker Side of Terror a modern clone thriller featuring Ray Milland and Robert Forster. The summary notes a laboratory clone gaining a life of its own amid romance danger and a climactic fight between lookalikes.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
NBC
CBS
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state, with by carrier rates in Ottawa and surrounding towns. Fees shown include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms, plus sales tax rules.
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Kansas
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