Editorial on revenue sharing in Congress after Easter recess
The piece notes Congress resumes after Easter to address revenue sharing. It traces origins to Nixon, calls the program a monetary monster, and reports all five Democratic candidates and President Ford support continuing it, while Ronald Reagan has not stated his stance. The editorial anticipates a serious congressional move by the Democratic majority.
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Congress
Ford
Ronald Reagan
R-S Extension Faces Pressure Over Revenue Sharing
In an election year lawmakers face pressure from city county state and school officials to extend revenue sharing. The program yields about 6.5 billion annually, a figure critics say the federal government cannot truly afford. The gap between affordability and political expediency reflects on national leadership.
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Congress
Questionable case prompts debate on plea bargains and parole
The Johnson County case involves Jerry Doris, a 24 year-old murder defendant who pled guilty to second degree murder after plea negotiations. He was sent to a state hospital for evaluation, escaped briefly, then moved to a Hutchinson reformatory where he reportedly behaved well. After 29 months he was released to work in Sedgwick County, drawing sharp criticism from the Johnson County attorney over rehabilitation, parole, and whether the punishment fit the crime.
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Jerry Doris
Johnson County
Doris
Larned
Hutchinson
Sedgwick County
Angina pectoris Q and A with Dr Thesteson
The reader asks if angina pectoris always stems from arterial hardening and whether they can occur separately. The doctor explains possibilities, noting angina can arise with or without atherosclerosis and discusses lifestyle and exercise considerations after meals.
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Dr. Thesteson
Where You Stand With Angina At Sixty Two
A patient assesses fitness for daily activity with generalized arterial hardening and angina symptoms. Advice emphasizes rest, controlled activity, and timing of medication to maintain a normal routine without triggering pain. A separate letter discusses hypertension, mood effects from meds, and reassures gradual adjustment under medical guidance.
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Thosteson
TV Ratings Shake Up as Cop Shows Dominate Schedule
Television season reshuffles slash crime dramas with 14 cop series slated for 1976 77 while medical shows shrink to two. Helter Skelter sets record for TV movie ratings despite not airing in Los Angeles. NBC plans 24 hours of bicentennial programming on July 4 as William Self replaces Perry Lafferty at CBS.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Cops
Bronk
Matt Helm
Bert D'Angelo
Jigsaw John
Joe Forrester
City of Angels
Harry O
Cannon
S.W.A.T
Ellery Queen
Medicos
Marcus Welby
Medical Center
Lorimar Productions
ABC
Shubert
Century City
Angelenas
CBS
William Self
Hollywood
Perry Lafferty
Self
20Th Century Fox
Bob Hope
NBC
Pennsylvania primary shapes Humphrey’s fate in public vote
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears reports on Pennsylvania’s Democratic primary where Hubert H. Humphrey, though not on the ballot, has stakes via delegates and name recognition. Carter leads the pack as Jackson Udall vie for delegates. beauty contest vote impacts momentum but not July nominee tally.
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Walter R. Mears
Philadelphia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Carter
Humphrey
White House
Carter
Minnesota
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Rep
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Jackson
Udall
Milton J. Shapp
How To Make A Million In Real Estate In Three Years
AP Business Analyst profiles Ty Hicks a major executive who claims to have earned over $1 million from sideline ventures including real estate mail order and writing. He forecasts a million selling books and urges using other people's money while warning doubters. Hicks promotes belief plus action to change finances and independence via small business or second jobs.
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John Cunniff
New York
Tyler Hicks
Ty Hicks
Hicks
Horatio Alger
Prentice-Hall
Parker Publishing Co
West Nyack
N.Y
McGraw-Hill
International Wealth Success, Inc
Television Schedule Grid From News Era
A dense television log lists daily and nightly programs with times and channel notes. Listings include Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes Gomer Pyle Gunsmoke Beverly Hillbillies Happy Days Mary Hartman Mary Hartman and many others across morning to late night slots with multiple repeats and special segments.
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Carrascalendas
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Travis
Beverly Hillbillies
Rich Little
Laverne and
Shirley
Kansas City Round Table
S.W. AT
Opera Theater
633 Squadron
Zoom
Electric Company
Animal World
Crockett's Victory Garden
Sanford and Son
Cannon
Rosie
Theater In America
Movi
Chico and the Man
Starsky and Hutch
Hawks
Blue Knight
Populus
Woman Alive
News
Mavie
Johnny Garson
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil
Farm Roundup Projections Spark USDA Dispute
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports a behind the scenes clash at the Agriculture Department over USDA’s new projections of potentially huge grain crops in 1976. Assistant Secretary Richard Bell disputed the high estimates, signaling debate over weather assumptions and yields while Don Paarlberg defended department professionals. The outlook predicts wheat near 2.0 billion and corn around 6.4 billion, with Bell suggesting lower wheat and higher confidence in winter wheat prospects. Exports for 1975-76 appear reasonable at about 1.2 billion bushels.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Richard E. Bell
USDA
Bell
Farm Editors of America
Department
The
Economic Research Service
Don Paarlberg
Paarlberg
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates And Policy
Ottawa Herald details daily publication with editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly quarterly six month and yearly options. Notes misprints and AP exclusive news rights.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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