Editorial Raises Doubts On Flood Control Efforts
The Hutchinson News editorial critiqued U S taxpayers spending 3 1 billion on Mississippi basin flood projects and blamed the Corps of Engineers for failures while noting unprecedented flooding and 17 million acres inundated The piece argued weather and development worsen floods and defended past work as making communities safer.
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U.S
Hutchinson News
Mississippi
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Cow Creek
Arkansas River
Hutchinson
Corps of Engineers
Pick-Sloan
Missouri Valley
St. Louis
Overdue Revolution in tax policy sparks call for revolt
A Nixon adviser warns of slowing the booming economy with a tax hike and points to inflation as the core problem. The piece argues high taxes pinch take home pay, fuel wage demands, and massive government spending and debt, urging a new revolution against taxation.
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Nixon
America
Cravings Dear Dr Thosteson Question on vegetable cravings
A reader asks if lacking certain vegetables like greens triggers strong cravings that lead to overeating them until the craving subsides. The letter describes a family argument and seeks medical insight from Dr Thosteson on whether specific nutrient gaps drive such cravings.
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Dr. Thosteson
Pica cravings and nutrition myths discussed
Readers explore why cravings occur for nonnutritive items, the limits of using cravings to correct deficiencies, and the debate over whether hard to balanced diets are common. Vitamins, minerals, and vitamins C are compared, with practical notes on anemia and starch cravings and the unreliability of cravings to guide intake.
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Thosteson
P.D.T
A.T
Watergate fallout and Nixon denials in 1973 saga
Analysis shows accusers point to White House figures while spokesmen deny knowledge. The probe traced funding to the CRP for covert actions including the McGovern and Muskie campaigns. Polls before the election showed Nixon in command, yet later surveys suggested public doubt about presidential awareness.
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Washington
Nixon White House
Nixon
White House
George McGovern
McGovern and Son
Edmund S. Muskie
Treasury
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
CRP
Nixon Campaign Committee
Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
George Gallup
McGovern
Gallup
Safer Movie Sets Mix Of Gains And Hazards
AP reports mixed safety progress in film work with major studios touting lower casualty rates due to a six year campaign and mandatory hard hats, while independents lag. SAG notes improvements but warns of risks in non studio productions and stunt performers criticize directors pushing dangerous stunts.
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Los Angeles
Screen Actors Guild
John G. Degenkalb
Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers
Degenkolb
James Nissen
Paul Slater
Wool Demand Remains High in 1973 Outlook
Washington AP reports that despite a price drop from mid March highs, USDA says domestic and world demand keeps wool producers optimistic for another strong year. About two thirds of the 1973 clip had been sold or contracted before the market decline, with 1973 short-w wool prices expected to exceed 72 cents.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Television Schedule Daily Ottawa Kansas 196? Evening Lineup
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV guide lists extensive network and local programming from 3:00 PM to after midnight. Notable items include Sesame Street, The Waltons, Bobby Darin, News, Weather, sports, various game shows, movies, and public affairs from stations affiliated with CBS and ABC networks. Also includes station masthead with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates.
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Guiding Light
Hong Kong
Doctors
Jeff's Collie
Lassie
Daniel Boone
Merv Griffin
Electric Company
Munsters
News
Kansas
Mayberry
Hogan's Heroes
Lilias
TV Weatherman
World News
Sanford and Son
Beverly Hillbillies
Washington In Review
K.c
Detroit
Partridge Family
Little People
Lenox Quartet
World Press
Room 222
Bobby Darin
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
US Dairymen Protest Nixon Cheese Move
Washington AP report says Nixon signed a measure to raise cheese import quotas by 50 percent in coming months. National Milk Producers Federation worries higher imports will depress milk prices paid to producers. John T. Dunlop of the Cost of Living Council cites intensified demand for meat and dairy lifting consumer prices.
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Washington
Nixon
National Milk Producers Federation
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
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the Waltons
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Tangier
Kildare
Four States
Flintstones
Jeannie
Grace Crawford
Gambit
Dick van Dyke
Hollywood Squares
Bewitched
Mister Rogers
Flashback
Somerset
Dennis the Menace
Paul Dixon
Melody Matinee
Jesus
S. Cedar
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