Editorial warns US must maintain military edge in 1976 race
The piece notes the presidential campaign centers on whether the United States remains numero uno in military capacity. It cites Ronald Reagan on TV and Ford denying decline while urging no defense budget cuts. The Hutchinson editor quips that the winner will be defined by Pentagon power and wealth.
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United States
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Congress
Hutchinson
Pentagon
Pentagon Budget Debate Threatens Treasury Says Critics
The discussion centers on what level of military strength is sufficient and how to reach it efficiently. Critics argue candidates fail to provide real solutions. The alternative, they warn, is near unlimited spending to the Pentagon, fueling wasteful cost overruns and obsolete equipment.
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Pentagon
Topeka weighs governor plane options in tight budget
In The Clouds Our man in Topeka notes lawmakers must decide how to handle the governor's aircraft. A seven year old Cessna used since Gov Docking faces replacement talk at 550000, with a 900000 long range bargain also considered. Rent, charter, or commercial flights may save money. buying an expensive plane seems inconsistent with a tight budget and higher taxes.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Sugar Dear Doctor Why sugarbecame such a villain
Sugar has puzzled a reader who asks why it turned dangerous after 87 years of eating it. The letter seeks simple explanations on sugar’s health impact and why public opinion shifted, reflecting concern about dietary choices and long term effects.
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Dr. Thosteson
Sugar and aging health notes from a reader letters page
A reader asks about sugar's impact on weight and health noting that sugar is a carbohydrate and many foods contain sugar. The column covers sugar’s effects on triglycerides and arteriosclerosis, advises cutting excess intake, and mentions aging skin issues and sun exposure with practical tips. It also includes short letters about hair, freckles, and a prayer.
Television Schedule Log With Mixed Shows and Specials
A dense TV schedule lists programs across dayparts including Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street Early Show and News blocks. It notes numerous classics such as Gunsmoke Laverne and Shirley The Beverly Hillbillies and MASH alongside game and talk shows with circulation of primaries and auctions. The entry blends dates times and program titles in a dense OCR style.
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Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Noah's Animals
Rich Little
Rhodaz
U.S.A
Good Heavens
Phyllis
Mark Russell
Jon Forrester
Kascuisz
the Community College
Maude
Jigsaw John
Dick Cavett
Bill Moyers
Journal
T.V
Dick van Dyke
Monty Hall
Johnny Carson
Robert MacNeil
Sunset Strip
Beverly Hillioutes
New York
Wisconsin
Mary Hartman
Cotton output to rise in 1976 77 says AP Farm Writer
Government analysts predict a substantial rise in world cotton production for 1976 77 to ease tight supplies from last season. U.S. cotton production is expected to increase as farmers shift from soybeans due to better prices, with mid March upland prices around 40 cents per pound and soybeans at 4.46 per bushel. The International Cotton Advisory Committee notes 1975 76 world production at about 55 million bales from a 63.6 million record prior year, and total supplies at 84.8 million.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
U.S
International Cotton Advisory Committee
Washington
France
Europe
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Moderation On Paper By JOHN CUNNIFE AP Business Analyst
Moderation is the premium economists push to keep the recovery from overheating. The piece notes election year dynamics, price rise hints, and major union contract expirations including Goodyear, B F Goodrich, Firestone, Uniroyal, and General Electric. It argues that benefits of moderation read well on charts but are hard to apply in a live economy.
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John Cunnife
NEW York
Cecil B. DeMille
Jesse l Lanky
Flagstaff
Hollywood
Tinseltown
Cavett
Ton Ton
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with rates for six months and one year, plus a per month rate for outside trade area and out of state deductions. It notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Bet Seal Ae
Nas
Ions
Mos
Trans
Associated Press
Cavett Special Tonight Revisits Hollywood’s Golden Era
AP Television Writer Jay Bharbutt reports CBS airs Dick Cavett's Backlot U.S.A. from Paramount with a helicopter tour and chats about film legends. Guest spots include Won Ton Ton the dog, Mickey Rooney, Gene Kelly, John Wayne, Mae West and Mae West's singing, but the hour drags after lively openings.
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Jay Bharbutt
New York
CBS
Dick Cavett
U.S.A
Paramount
Hollywood
Cavett
Ham
Flagstaff
Aziz
Flagstaff Bowl
Flagstaff and
Vine
Mickey Rooney
Rooney
Gene Kelly
Old West Arena
John Wayne
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Uniroyal
General Electric
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Browning
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