Editorial warns Big Hill Reservoir costs soar to 1990s
The Coffeyville Journal argues at current spending the Big Hill Reservoir near Cherryvale will take 16 years more to finish. Initiated in the 1950s and authorized in 1962, costs rise from 4–5 million to 8.5–9 million with inflation, leaving final totals uncertain.
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Big Hill
Cherryvale
Coffeyville Journal
Congress and Corps blamed for slow projects hurt public funds
The piece argues Congress stalls with annual hearings and ego inflation as individuals and communities beg at hearings. It also blames the Corps of Engineers for spreading longer projects to keep staff busy, sacrificing efficiency and public savings.
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Congress
Corps of Engineers
Color photos may be required on Kansas driver licenses
The Kansas Legislature weighs a bill to replace optional black and white photos with mandatory color images on driver licenses, adding 50 cents per person and projecting annual revenue over 325000 dollars. Opponents call the move unnecessary and a thin push for color film and gear.
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Kansas
Art in the park caption sparks vandalism debate
Effie Low Edward of Richmond questions a Herald captioned piece titled Art in the park showing a painted bench and footprints. She argues publicizing vandalism as art risks encouraging further damage and shows a lapse in judgment regarding public property and city workers.
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Herald
Effie Low Edward
Richmond
Hypoglycemia and treatment advice from Dr Thosteson
Letter from Mrs. C H details hypoglycemia concerns, fear of doctors, and requests for balanced care. Dr Thosteson cautions against ignoring symptoms, notes potential misdiagnosis with hypothyroidism or anemia, and suggests evaluation, diet changes, and cautious use of sedatives. A second letter asks about draining vegetable canning liquid, answered: water-soluble vitamins and minerals are lost. minimize water in cooking.
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C.H
Consumer group urges fair food prices while protecting farmers
Carole Foreman of the Consumers Federation of America argues that families deserve ample food at the lowest price but farmers must not incur losses. She calls for public awareness, action on middleman profits, and vigorous antitrust enforcement, urging FTC funding and a broad probe. William Bagley introduces the new Commodity Futures Trading Commission and its plan to form an advisory task force including farmers and consumers.
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Washington
Carole T. Foreman
Consumers Federation of America
Foreman
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Farm Editors of America
William T. Bagley
New Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Bagley
Commission
More car options rise as buyers trim size in 1975
Detroit reports show buyers are choosing smaller cars but adding options at record rates. Air conditioning, power brakes, vinyl tops, larger engines and power windows boost costs and profit margins, with options now common on Chevrolets, Dodges and Fords. Typical compact cars run about $3,300 base, yet with options average around $4,100.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
John B. Naughton
Entertainment defies inflation with record 1974 profits
A Blyth Eastman Dillon analysis notes entertainment firms posted record sales and profits in 1974 despite inflation and recession. Motion pictures led gains while high ticket leisure goods sagged. analysts cite growing leisure time and cautious spending as the paradoxical driver. Ski resorts fared well too, but overall box office receipts rose to 1.9 billion dollars, the best since 1946.
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New York
Blyth Eastman Dillon
Television Schedule Snapshot with Classic Net Lineup
A dense list of prime time and daytime TV slots detailing channels, programs, and special features across hours from 5:00 to 12:00. Notable items include Truth or Consequences, Star Trek, Hogan's Heroes, The Beverly Hillbillies, Lucy shows, and sports events like Baseball.KC Royals vs. Oakland A's.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Beverly Hillbillies
CBS Reports
Andy Griffith
Nova
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Bread and Butterflies
Price Is Right
Wild World of Animals
Washburn Sports
Asartin Agronsky
Great Britain
Hogan‘s Heroes
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Ae Att
K. C. Royals
Oakland A's
Johnny Carson
Sunset Strip
Ironside
K.C. Royals
Oakland A’s
Bill Moyers
Journal: International Report
Untouchables
Perry Mason
News
Tomorrow
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Notice
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays. Subscription rates vary by trade area and outside markets with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options. out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
PTV Has Centers New York and Washington Shape Public TV
James Lopez of KCET in Los Angeles argues most national public TV programming comes from New York, Boston and Washington due to production expertise and geography. He notes Eastern centers influence national public affairs, with limited impact from other regions.
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New York
Boston
Washington
James Lopez
KCET
Los Angeles
Mississippi
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