Atomic energy plan critics warn of nuclear detonations
Editorial notes the Atomic Energy Commission and mishandling of Rice County radioactive waste and cites a Federal Power Commission claim that tapping Rocky Mountain gas could require 4,000 nuclear detonations. Each bomb equals 100,000 tons of TNT, vastly exceeding Hiroshima.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Rice County
Rockies
Federal Power Commission
Rocky Mountain
Hiroshima
Nuclear stimulated gas fields raise fragile crust in four states
The FPC warns that areas including Colorado Utah New Mexico and Wyoming have an extremely sensitive crustal balance. They cite strong evidence that Denver area earthquakes were caused by underground atomic tests by the AEC. Yet the AEC seeks more funding from Congress to continue nuclear stimulation of natural gas fields.
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FPC
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Wyoming
Denver
AEC
Congress
Frustration Grows in Kansas 1971 Session
The 1971 Kansas legislature nears its final week in impasse as Gov. Docking vows to veto GOP cuts to poverty programs and tax increases unless paired with reform. Republicans refuse to fund a $28 million budget rise, preferring welfare and education cuts. A breakdown could trigger a special session blamed on lawmakers, not the governor.
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Robert Docking
Docking
Calliope
Question About Rise in Breast and Uterine Cancer
A reader asks Dr Thosteson why many women are getting breast cancer and cancer of the uterus. She notes frequent reports and seeks a theory or explanation.
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Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
To Your Good Health And The Cancer Warning
A reader notes that aging audiences show higher cancer incidence and heart attack awareness. Improved diagnosis and treatment plus open talk may lower death rates for some cancers, while stomach and colon cancers decline with earlier care. Emphasizes Pap tests and self examination for breast cancer and lists seven danger signals. Reflections include a smoker’s influence on carsickness, a letter about sugar and insanity, and a Easter prayer.
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Cervix
Chemical exposure could affect generations, scientists warn
Washington AP reports scientists told a Senate subcommittee that widespread food additives and industrial chemicals may cause genetic damage with potential generational effects. They cited 100 chemicals used in foods, drugs, pesticides and industry, noting cancer and mutations in preliminary studies. Sodium nitrite is highlighted for forming cancer-causing compounds in the stomach.
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Washington
Fishbein
Hoover Political Football in Washington Firestorm
FBI head J Edgar Hoover faces Democratic attacks over alleged surveillance and campus infiltration. Hale Boggs demands his resignation while John Mitchell defends Hoover, saying the FBI has not tapped congressional phones. The dispute widens amid Civil Rights criticisms and probes into agency conduct.
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Washington
John Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Hitler
Germany
Soviet Union
Boggs
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
John N. Mitchell
Key Biscayne, Fla
Joseph M. Montoya
Dn.m
Justice Department
Montoya
Mitchell
Congress
House
Senate
Congressional
George
McGovern
FBI Documenta
Bureau
Angela Davis
New York
Capitol
Sen
Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
Nixon
Farmland values surge as exurban growth attracts buyers
The Agriculture Department notes farmland prices nationally rose toward an 188 index last year, nearly doubling in 15 years. Exurban migration, second homes, and recreational facilities drive gains, with Vermont showing a 250 percent rise to about $180 an acre as ski areas expand amid dairy farms.
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New York
America
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Vermont
Marriage changes a man says New York satire
A humorous AP take on how marriage shifts a husband from dashing suitor to silent, quarrelsome partner. It recalls early charm, changing hair, vanished confidences, late nights at the office, and petty disputes over household needs as years pass. The piece ends with a rueful joke about requests provoking sharp retorts.
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New York
Television Log Dense Schedule 1960s style lineup
A heavy daily slate lists daytime and early evening TV with a mix of game shows dramas and cartoons. Programs include Munsters Petticoat Junction I Love Lucy The Flintstones Family Affair Bewitched and Tonight with news weather and sports interwoven.
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Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Shiloh
Eddie
Rome
Boeing Boeing
Hawaii Five-O
Merv Griffin
Paul Harvey
Mrs. Ames
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Beverly Hillbillies
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Lucille Ball
Big Valley
Flip Wilson
Jim Nabors
Dan August
Dean Martin
Ghost
Mrs. Muir
Francis
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Policy Details
Publication details list subscription costs for trade ores and outside trade area, with monthly quarterly and annual rates. It notes postage, tax deductions, and editor contact. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
AP Now
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Chuck
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ABC
Davey and Goliath
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Lucille Rivera
Gorry
Loretta
Associated Press
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