Congress pay raise draws sharp editorials from Kansas papers
Kansas editors critique Congress for a pay raise costing over 50 million dollars yearly and criticize government salaries as bloated. Hutchinson News and Daily News of Olathe condemn self serving action, while Hays Daily News notes bipartisan voting patterns and highlights emerging debate on organic versus chemical farming and farm profitability.
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Congress
Kansas
Hutchinson
Daily News
Olathe
Hays Daily News
House
Larry Winn
James Pearson
Robert Dole
Hyperventilation Query to Doctor Thesteson
A reader asks Dr Thesteson about hyperventilation. She wonders if it is emotional or psychosomatic and why a tranquilizer cannot be prescribed. She seeks guidance on possible treatments or explanations.
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Dr. Thesteson
Breathing and Diabetic Diets Featured in Health Q and A
A health column covers hyperventilation causes and simple fixes such as breathing into a paper bag, plus cautions on underlying heart or lung issues. It then answers a reader about diabetic diets, emphasizing balanced intake, exercise, and insulin, with calorie guidance and advice to consult a dietitian or ADA resources. Also addressed are mammary discharge concerns suggesting benign papilloma or cysts and noting surgical removal with minimal distortion. A Bible quotes and prayer conclude the piece.
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Visiting Nurse Association Dietician
American Diabetes Association
Thosteson
E.C
Congress Retreat Over Fuel Prices Stirs Blame Game
As Congress leaves for a month long recess, lawmakers vote to extend oil price controls for six months though Ford is expected to veto. Prices could rise from 5.25 to above 11 dollars a barrel, lifting gasoline costs by about 6 cents per gallon over eight months. Strauss defends recess amid energy frustrations.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Europe
Administration
Silvio 0. Conte
Rmass
House
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Robert S. Strauss
Strauss
Grain prices jump as Soviet demand hits United States
Prices for futures grains rose after Soviet buying signals, with farm prices up 3 percent in the month ending July 15 and wheat rallying from 2.92 to 3.33 per bushel. Higher feed costs threaten meat and poultry prices, and poor harvests could worsen inflation risks. Analysts question unemployment as a health gauge, noting that welfare and government aid may blunt jobless figures and impact hiring. Renowned economist Albert Cox Jr. argues a 4 percent unemployment target is outdated and that labor force shifts lessen hardship, though welfare benefits may impede job creation.
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New York
Agriculture Department
U.S
Albert Cox Jr
White House
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Television Schedule Compiled Log of Daytime and Evening Programs
A dense OCR style schedule lists TV programs with channel numbers across time blocks from 5:00 to after midnight. It names shows like Sesame Street, The Electric Company, Green Acres, Star Trek, Gunsmoke, MASH, Love, American Style, Hawaii Five-O, and The Tonight-style entries, including sports interludes and significant specials, reflecting a full day’s broadcast lineup with multiple appearances by long-running series and variety programs. The entry emphasizes a continuous, overlapping timetable rather than a narrative report.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
IL Electric Company
Wild Kingdom
Topeka Schools
Hogan’s Heroes
Beverly Hillbities
Joe Garagiola
Gunsmoke
Andy Griffith
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Gomer P
News
Kansas City
Washington
Groucho
Johiny Carson
Mr. Rogers
Star Trek
the Romagnons’ Table
Hollywood Squares
Dialogue Kansas
Beverly Hillbillies
Joshua Cabe
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Hawaii Five-O
Nova
Dick van Dyke
Ottawa Herald rates and publication details
Ottawa Herald lists publication details including editor address and subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options with tax included, plus out of state discounts and Associated Press use rights.
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Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Global price gaps widen in 18 items across capitals
A Foreign Agricultural Service survey shows U S food item prices rose 7 6 percent in the United States but up to 69 4 percent in Argentina and 27 percent in the United Kingdom over the prior year Alarming gaps persist in sugar eggs and meats with Tokyo Buenos Aires Bonn and Washington showing divergent costs The report notes currency shifts and regional trends alongside lower fertilizer use in the latest period
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Washington
United States
United Kingdom
Argentina
West Germany
Foreign Agricultural Service
Agriculture Department
FAS
U.S
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Brussels
Copenhagen
Mexico City
Ottawa
Tokyo
Buenos Aires
Stockholm
Bonn
Joplin
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Washington University
St. Louis
Land Grant Ag
Kansas State
USDA
Barry Commoner
Center For the Biology of Natural Systems
Washington U
Dr. Commoner
Jesus
Business Mirror
Cox
Governors’ Conference
Cincinnati
Unem
Marcus Welby
M.D
Police Story
Barnaby Jones
Interface
Kansas City Round Table
Mike Douglas
Lilias
Mel Brooks
Young Ta
Paha Lan
Universal Picture
Associated Press
Loretta
Richmond
Eastern Kansas Pony Pullers Association
Richmond Free Fair Assn
Carol Jo Hummer
Columbia Pictures
Charles Bronson
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