Baseball Strike Delays Season Across Major Leagues
The Ottawa Herald notes the baseball season won’t start on schedule as players strike over pension funds. Inflation erodes benefits, with most major leaguers qualifying after four years. The dispute mirrors wider national concerns about cost of living and retirement security.
Strike Three The Waning Baseball Boom And Payoffs
A critique notes residuals from ads and banquet speaking gigs alongside fading gate receipts. Eight major league clubs posted losses last year while front office demands persist. The piece questions public support for players as baseball declines from peak national prominence.
Fresh faced Owen blooms in Kansas lieutenant governor race
A Kansas newspaper lauds Sen. David Owen of Overland Park as the freshest candidate for lieutenant governor. At 33, with a business background and one term as state senator, he symbolizes youth and new GOP leadership amid a slate featuring Gov. Docking, former Gov. Anderson, and Lt. Gov. Shultz.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
David Owen
Overland Park
Robert Docking
John Anderson
Reynold Shultz
Republican Party
Topeka
Women Vote Gap Between Candidacy And Ballot Box
A Western Kansas survey notes more women run for public office than in prior years but adds few rise to positions locally or statewide. Across Kansas one senator none, a couple in the House, no congressmen, while women as voters mainly outnumber men and vote with greater regularity.
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Kansas
Senate
House
Congress
Floating kidney patient seeks medical guidance
A 70 year old in good health reports two doctors diagnosed a floating kidney but advised no concern if it causes no symptoms. The patient asks Dear Dr Thosteson for clarification or options given the recent notes.
Floating kidney still functions and causes pain
The editor answers that a floating kidney still functions, mainly held by fat and tissue. No medication fixes it, firm girdles help, surgery is for persistent discomfort or when the kidney kinks the ureter causing urine flow issues and possible infection. Warns that serious problems arise mainly from ureteral obstruction.
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R.S.A
Dr. Thosteson
Funds Defy Odds As Income Funds Lead Five Year Gains
Arthur Lipper Corp reports five year gains by mutual fund category. Growth 37.65 percent, Growth & Income 34.42, Balanced 34.42, Income 38.39 percent. Contrary to common belief, income funds posted the largest percentage gain over the period end March 30.
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Arthur Lipper Corp
Viet Veterans’ Dilemma Revealed By SIU Edwardsville Study
The Veterans World Project at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville reports nearly 650 Saint Louis area Vietnam era veterans feel discrimination in work and education. They say society dehumanizes them and the VA clings to outdated wartime formulas while urging new programs for reintegration.
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Edwardsville, Ill
St. Louis Area
Veterans World Project
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
U.S. Office of Education
Veterans World Project Report
Korea
Networks Set For Fall Offensive
NEW YORK AP Tele vision's fall entertainment schedules reveal networks' plans to protect gains and shore up weak points. NBC shifts Bonanza and The Bold Ones into Tuesday, ABC carries Julie Andrews and Paul Lynde on Wednesday, and CBS reshuffles All in the Family and Mannix to Sunday as Mystery TheatreMiniseries battles loom.
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New York
NBC
Sarge
ABC
CBS
Federal Communications
Shirley MacLaine
Anthony Quinn
Julie Andrews
Paul Lynde
Sandy Duncan
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Mystery Theatre
Peter Falk
Rock Hudson
Dennis Weaver
Nielsen
Television Listing for Ottawa Kansas Daily
Daily Ottawa schedule lists dozens of programs from 5 PM to midnight including news weather sports daytime talk shows and multiple serials and movies. Notable items include I Dream Of Jeannie The Partridge Family Batman The Joker Is Wild and The Tonight Show. Local editor Robert B. Wellington notes AP rights and subscription rates.
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Jeannie
Kansas
Night Gallery
Maine
Denver & Rio Grande
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
Dick van Dyke
Andy Griffith
Hogan's Heroes
Hee Haw
Room 222
Flip Wilson
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Batman
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Wool Prices Drive Higher Subsidies for Sheep Farmers
Washington AP reports that low wool market prices push direct-subsidy payments under the National Wool Act to about 110 million dollars for 1971. The formula ties payments to the gap between the national average price of 19.4 cents per pound and an incentive price of 72 cents, with a 271.1 percent multiplier. Higher prices yield larger payments, aimed at boosting wool quality and production as sheep numbers decline.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
U.S
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