Interim committee report flags shoddy state building work
The editorial notes complaints about interim studies and cites a Ways and Means panel finding that state buildings, including Wichita University repairs, suffer from shoddy work. It accuses the state architect of inaction and cites statutes of limitations as preventing action, urging public discussion before more tax dollars are wasted.
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Ways and Means Committee
Kansas
Frightening Trend of Expanding Government Payroll
Analyzing 1949 and current figures, the National Association of Manufacturers notes federal spending and employment grew from 38.8 billion and 6.2 million government workers to higher debt service and over 15 million employed by government. The piece links wage hikes to job losses and increased public service employment, arguing bigger government raises deficits and taxes under the current administration.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Labor
Ray
Marshall
Uncle Sam
TV Tonight amuses with a mix of crime and comedy
TV Tonight features Holmes and Yoyo chasing catnappers in The Cat Burglar and a flood of prime time reads. Highlights include Grand Prix Tennis from Louisville, Gunsmoke, NBC Monday Night at the Movies Lady Madonna, Maude, My Sweet Charlie, All's Fair, Sonny and Cher Show, Streets of San Francisco and Kojak with 18 Hours of Fear.
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Prairie
Edwards
Laura Ingalls
the Jeffersons
Harry Beniley
George
TOQUA
Louisville
Szyvsznyk
Ned Beatty
Olivia Cole
Rod Steiger
Robert Ryan
Jeff Bridges
Gutshails
Maude Arthur
Charlie
Patty Duke
al Freeman
Bob Newhart
Batty White
Skiles and Henderson
Landon Smith
MOD Squad
George Kennedy
Anne Jackson
Eli Wallach
1977 U S soybean crop forecasts raise 1978 oilseed supplies
Don Kendall reports from Washington that a bumper U S soybean crop in 1977 will boost world supplies of high protein meal and vegetable oil in 1978. Alan Holt of USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service notes the tight oilseed meal situation may ease this fall if forecasts hold. Brazil and other southern hemisphere producers also influence 1978 supplies as official 1977 harvest estimates are due August 11. Officials project a near record crop approaching 1.6 billion bushels.
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Don Kendall
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
USDA
Alan E. Holt
Foreign Agricultural Service
Brazil
Holz
Department
United States
Big Crop Looms To Change Soybean Drama
An article notes a potential record world soybean meal output in 1978 driven by U.S. and global crops. It cites 1973 and 1976/77 benchmarks, projects U.S. 1978 soybean meal about 34.8 million tons and oil near 51.6 million tons, with the U.S. share rising from 10.8 to 12.5 million tons.
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U.S
Holz
Hyperactive Children and Diet Myth or Medical Fact
A reader asks if diet affects personality and Dr Thesteson weighs evidence on food additives and behavior. He cautions against labeling all four grandchildren as hyperactive and urges a balanced, common sense approach to snacks and meals.
Freedom Inside the Organization by David Ewing review
AP Business Analyst discusses Freedom Inside the Organization a Harvard Business Review book arguing for a worker bill of rights. It cites rights to criticize company policies privacy due process and after hour activities and notes IBM Polaroid Xerox Corning American Airlines and Lincoln Electric as models of strong employee rights. The piece questions the yawning civil liberties gap and potential movement parallels.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S
David W. Ewing
Ewing
Organization People
International Business Machines
Polaroid
Xerox
Corning Glass
Donnelly Mirrors
American Airlines
Lincoln Electric
Beatty Stars in Top Summer Comedy Szysznyk
Ned Beatty stars as a retired Marine sergeant who runs a Washington center in a light sitcom. The premiere features a brisk basketball gag and a thin plot about reclaiming a steam room from teenage trespassers, with strong supporting roles and sublte, polished acting by Beatty.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Ned Beatty
Tonight
Szysznyk
Washington, D.C
Ralph
Jarrod Johnson
Tony
Cedar Daily Subscription Rates Page Announcement
Cedar daily paper lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with pricing for one month, three months, six months, and one year. Rates include sales tax in trade area. out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction. Associated Press is credited for local news and dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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