New Priorities in Kansas Politics Stir Rivalry
Editorial criticizes Gov. Robert Bennett for perceived "lavishing" of Republicans into state jobs and high staff salaries. Kansas Democratic chairman Henry Lueck accuses Bennett of self serving governance while Bennett disputes the charges and defends his administration's spending amid drought and off year tensions.
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Lawyers Debate Decriminalizing Prostitution in ABA
Montreal AP: American lawyers discuss a proposal to repeal laws criminalizing commercial sexual conduct in private. Supporters say decriminalization could ease crowded dockets, shift police focus to violent crime, and address gender bias in enforcement, with Nevada as the only state permitting local legalization.
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The Subsidy Problem and Health Group’s Tobacco Fight
The Health Research Group urges Congress to end the tobacco growing subsidy claiming 250000 deaths yearly from smoking and saving 60 million dollars. The piece notes subsidies exist for milk sugar grain ships and other items used in unhealthy products and questions where to draw the line.
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Liquid Diet Advice and Diabetes Dental Concerns
Readers seek medical guidance on extreme all liquid diets, weight loss claims, and nutrient adequacy. Dr Thesteson warns such plans lack bulk and protein, risking starvation and kidney waste excretion, urging medical supervision. Additional letters discuss sugar tolerance, hypoglycemia testing, and safe tooth extractions for diabetics with prudent coordination between patient, doctor, and dentist.
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Solar heating gains traction in US energy plans
San Francisco AP reports NSF funded studies show solar heating and cooling may become competitive nationwide in 10 to 15 years. Fuel savings could reach 50 million barrels of oil annually by 1990 as government policies push solar adoption by the mid 1980s.
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Prayer for Today Light in Darkness Reflect Jesus
A devotional prayer asks for guidance to be a bright light in a dark world. It invokes Matthew 6 23 and asks God the Father to reflect the radiance of Jesus through believers. Amen.
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The Lockhorns 1045S News Page Notice
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays. Editor Robert B Wellington. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside. Local news from Associated Press. Prices include sales tax in some areas.
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Record grain and loan updates prompt pasta demand
Washington analysts forecast a durum wheat harvest of 125 million bushels an all time high aided by large plantings since 1930 with upsurges in domestic and export sales. AIT plans a public affairs series Face the Students to feature questions to Ford Kissinger and others. Farmers Home Administration figures show record FY loans and grants totaling over 5.47 billion with rural housing leading and disaster and emergency loans contributing heavily.
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Television Log Dense Schedule of Daytime to Late Night
A sprawling TV log lists shows and air times across networks from 5:00 to 12:00, featuring News, Kids programs like Sesame Street, Family Affair, and Mr. Rogers, classic sitcoms, game shows, movies, and public affairs programs, with numerous channel numbers and sequences. It details multiple repeats of prime time staples including Star Trek, Hawaii Five-O, The Beverly Hillbillies, and The Tonight hours, reflecting a busy broadcast slate.
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Confusing Business in a Turbulent Era
New regulations and evolving markets create uncertainty for pension funds, banks, and corporate directors. SEC scrutiny grows as municipalities face disclosure risks while Wall Street marches toward national markets. Firms wrestle with politics, bribery debates, and shifting investor assets amid global scandals.
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