Cut The Roots In Topeka Building Scandal Debate
Editorial questions the vetoed plan to buy a Topeka office building and raises concerns about a sweetheart contract for a medical school building design. It urges public scrutiny, calls for nonpartisan control of state buildings, and favors reducing state offices to prevent future scandals.
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Topeka
Docking
Tax reform stalls as Nixon backs limited relief plan
Washington reports tax reform remains stalled with Congress only at an early shaping stage. President Nixon proposes elderly property tax relief and a tuition credit for private schooling, while administration hints at modest changes to capital gains and minimum tax, with no overhaul. Senate reform advocates push for broader revenue boosts though timing remains uncertain.
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Mills
House
Ways and Means
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George McGovern
Edmund
Muskie
Tax legends from ancient Egypt to 17th century frauds
A Siegburg Tax Museum display recounts brutal taxes in ancient Egypt where debtors faced corporal punishment and loss of eyes for severe offenses, and 17th century practices where people swore to give correct taxes or lose a hand. The collection notes that tax forms date back 4,500 years on a clay tablet, framing modern tax burdens against historical severity.
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Pharoah
Siegburg
Germany
Internal Revenue Service
German Museum
Reflections on Economy Pollution Cars and Jobs
The piece argues that unchecked growth in automobile use, pollution, and parking strain show planning failures in cities and industry. It notes record car sales, rising production, and the clash between more cars and cleaner air while linking job structure to the 40 hour week as central to modern life.
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New York
Lady Senator Presses For More Women Appointees
Sen. Jan Meyers of Overland Park the sole woman in the Kansas Senate protested Gov. Docking's slate of 46 state appointees. She highlighted that only three women hold key board seats among 78 boards and commissions with 372 seats, urging greater gender balance. Prudence Hutton of Newton is confirmed to the State Board of Regents. Charlene Young of Kansas City serves on a key board.
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Overland Park
Kansas
Senate
Robert ‘Docking
Prudence Hutton
Newton
State Board of Regents
Sen. Meyers
Charlene Young
Kansas City
Vaccination Question to Doctor Thostéson
A reader writes to Dr Thostéson about vaccination timing during pregnancy. They recall exposure to smallpox at seven months and worry about vaccine safety and timing for preventing disease.
Vaccination in pregnancy risks and breast feeding notes
The doctor warns live virus vaccines pose fetal risk if given in the first three months, with rubella the most dangerous. Measles and mumps vaccines are also discouraged during pregnancy. Later pregnancy vaccination may occur for polio or smallpox in an epidemic. Breast feeding reassures that nursing does not ruin breasts and weight gain impacts. vasectomy is not linked to muscular dystrophy.
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Thosteson
Tam
H.T.R. Fine
G.S
Nixon era clash over farm policy in world trade
The National Farmers Union and farm trade factions face a growing confrontation as the Nixon administration presses Congress to enact new farm legislation aligned with the 1970 act while seeking broader control of international trade. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz, in Paris for a foreign ministers’ gathering, argued for consistency between domestic agriculture goals and international trade aims.
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John D. Ehrlichman
Wilbur D. Mills
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Ways and Means Committee
Washington
National Farmers Union
U.S
White House
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Paris
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Television Log dense prime time schedule in Ottawa
Daily Ottawa Kansas listing details a full broadcast day with dozens of programs. It includes News Weather Sports soap operas dramas game shows and films across channels with durations and start times for Sesame Street Mayberry RFD Lost in Space Hogan's Heroes Dragonnet and many more. The page also shows subscription rates and newspaper masthead information.
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Air pollution concerns traced to early England fuels
In New York AP notes that concerns about air quality go back centuries. Steam, a 48th edition technical book from Babcock & Wilcox Co published since 1875, recalls that England once executed people for burning coal due to dangerous fumes.
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Steam
Babcock & Wilcox Co
England
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