Prairie park idea faces Flint Hills opposition
Editorial notes a long running Kansas prairie park dream now shifted to the Flint Hills as Tallgrassers push for a 60,000 acre national prairie park. A new Flint Hills Grassroots association formed in Cassaday opposes such a park with about 150 landowners present denouncing the plan. Manuel Hughes of Emporia leads the group, warning the government would seize 60,000 acres.
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Battle over Prairie Park land sparks Texas Hills clash
Wayne Rogler leads stockmen arguing against a 60,000 acre Flint Hills park plan. Critics cite losses in tax base and cattle while rival groups press for 25,000 acres. Heightened tensions pit Tallgrassers against cowmen as the Grassroots faction prepares to fight the larger land grab.
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Environment costs rise as pollution rules hit energy
The piece notes higher light and gas bills due to air pollution rules and a gasoline shortage feared this summer. It cites senior Kansas senator’s remark that environmental protection is costly, then mentions the Office of Emergency Preparedness proposing lower interstate speed limits to curb consumption. A 400 HP car owner would protest limits to 50 mph on a divided four lane highway.
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Infections Dear Dr Thosteson Letter to the Editor
A reader challenges Dr Thosteson on drafts as a cause of infections arguing germs cause infections but noting drafts wet feet and cold often follow colds sore throats and bladder infections, suggesting other contributing factors.
Do drafts and fatigue really affect infection resistance
A reader questions the role of drafts in catching colds while acknowledging fatigue and age lessen recovery. The response notes infections take time to develop, odds favor the elderly and frail, and drafts or wet feet have little measurable impact.
From Popguns To An Army WOUNDED KNEE weapons evolution
AP reports on Wounded Knee detailing how the occupation began with small hunting weapons and evolved into a mix of .22 rifles shotguns and later automatic arms. Leaders Carter Camp and Dennis Banks describe the growing stashes while federal marshals and FBI officials note limited casualties and lingering questions about weapon sources.
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Black Supremacy Lags In Uganda
In Uganda, American blacks recruited by Idi Amin to build a black economy find few results. Promised jobs vanish, red tape rises, and adjusting to life challenges many volunteers. CORE officials arrived to recruit doctors teachers and engineers for three year stints while Amin pursues black power goals.
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Americans in Uganda on goodwill tour amid citizenship chatter
Charles Cook and Richard Tortman toured Uganda at government expense and stayed at Entebbe's presidential residence. They reportedly received Ugandan citizenship while U S officials say dual citizenship is not recognized. Goodrich spoke at Tororo Girls School about African ties while Apolo Kironde sought foreign support. Private officials express concern for their welfare and adaptation to a different economy.
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Richard Tortman
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Wine Law Tightens Rules on Home Winemaking Purchases
FRANKFORT Ky AP Merchants may not sell home winemaking kits to anyone without a valid vintner s license Licenses cost 500 a year as stated by the attorney general s office
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Television Schedule Dense Logs From 5 to 2 Next Day
A packed archival log lists daylong TV programming across multiple channels including News Weather and Sports blocks. It names Sesame Street The Farmer's Daughter Elvis Aloha From Hawaii and many more programing items with time slots and channel markers.
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Ottawa Herald Rates and Staff Listing
Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for in area and out of area including sales tax and carrier options. The paper lists editor Robert B Wellington and notes Associated Press rights for publication and AP dispatches.
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New Hops Cascade Seen Boosting U.S. Brewing Industry
Washington AP reports a new American hop variety Cascade may cut brewers costs while preserving European mild flavors. The Agriculture Department notes Cascade mirrors European hops in aroma and brewing traits and could replace imports totaling 13 million pounds in 1971. Major breweries have agreed to trial the variety.
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