Good Choice for Kansas Senate President Named
The Ottawa Herald notes Sen. Ross Doyen of Concordia as Kansas Senate president, predicting a fiscally cautious stance against the governor and tighter control on spending. It also highlights Sen. Winton Winter of Ottawa as likely chairman of Ways and Means, signaling a push to cut duplication in state agencies. Both leaders resist a one man GOP show.
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Ross Doyen
Concordia
Kansas Senate
Doyen
Senate
Winton Winter
Ottawa
Ways and Means Committee
Winter
Republican Party
Kansas
Defense budget projections spark fear for 1980
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger told Congress his five year forecast climbs from a 1975 base of 84.4 billion to about 148 billion by 1980, with a 20 billion rise next year. He notes inflation and a history of 30 to 40 percent cost over runs, leaving the 1980 budget alarmingly high.
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Department of Defense
Defense
James Schlesinger
Congress
Defense Department
Neuritis and neck injections discussed by patient
A patient asks Dr. Thosteson for help understanding a neuritis diagnosis. An intern at the hospital administered three injections in the back of the neck for the condition.
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Dr. Thosteson
Neck pain relief with foam rubber brace issue
Reader describes severe neck and head pain relieved by a foam rubber neck brace. Explained is likely degenerative disc disease with arthritic vertebral changes and potential nerve involvement. advice includes traction, possible immobilization, and consulting an orthopedist for care.
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D.C
Thosteson
Lids shortage clouds 1975 home canning outlook
AP reports government data and major manufacturers project ample lid supply for 1975 home canning, yet distribution networks may limit access. About 2.1 billion lids are slated for the season with 535.7 million destined mid July to frosts and 1 billion already shipped, while new makers add roughly 540 million more.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
Nancy Harvey Stearts
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Census Bureau
California
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oregon
Washington State
Wisconsin
Utah
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Kentucky
West Virginia
Missouri
Tennessee
Idaho
Indiana
North Carolina
Kansas
Nebraska
Beacon Hill Unveiling Tonight On CBS television
CBS unveils Beacon Hill a period drama set in Boston 1920 on the eve of Prohibition. Benjamin Lassiter a powerful Irish American patriarch and his wife Mary return from Europe to host a party as a cast of about 20 main characters is introduced in a stylish if sprawling debut.
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Lee Margulies
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Beacon Hill
CBS
Public Broadcasting Service
Boston
Benjamin Lassiter
Lassiter
Mary
Europe
Americans Feel Economic Strains More Than Government
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes that over five years Americans have better sensed consumer economic problems than the government. The ordinary citizen faces rising prices layoffs and a shrinking job market as the nation wrestles with economic stress.
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John Cunniff
New York
Television Schedule With News and Sitcoms Listing
TV log lists 1960s era day plan with many programs including Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street The Jeffersons and Star Trek along with news editions and late night movies. It notes time blocks for channels and titles while marking some entries with c for color and ¢ for special notations. The text ends with an unrelated notice about Ottawa area hearing tests and Beltone service.
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Hogan‘s Heroes
Electric Company
Green Acres
Mr. Rogers
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Hogan's Heroes
Beverly Hillbibies
Joe Garagiola
Cher
Lizzie Borden
Beacon Hill
Groucho
Johnny Carson
Maroc
Wwe a.sus Publication Rate Card and AP Notice
Daily newspaper notice from Ottawa Kansas outlines subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual prices. Out of state subscribers receive 3 percent tax deduction. It also notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Wwe A.sus
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Reporters Lick Their Wounds On State News Reporting
Kansas writers confront weak press coverage of state government in a CCSL pamphlet. A survey of 100 legislators yielded only 23 responses. Reporters are blamed for misreading budgets and processes while lobbyists finance seminars. Critics say money drives competence and access.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
New York
Jimmy Breslin
Statehouse
House
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Dr. Thesteson
S.J
Dr. George Co. Thosteson
Walington
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National Milk Producers Federation
Federation
Patrick B. Healy
Healy
Business Mirror
Hogan’s Heroes
Family Affair
News
the Romagnolis' Table
Andy Griffith
Hollywood Squares
Police Surgeon
Dialogue Kansas
Gerald Ford
America
Beverly Hillbliliestes
Alan
Hawaii Five
Nova
Barnaby Jones
Kansas City Round Table
Lillas
Martin Agronsky
Brabetla
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Richard M. Nixon
Alan Greenspan
Ford
Soviet Union
Ottawa Area
Royal Manor
M. Jessee
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Grand
Kansas City
Raquel Welch
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Winger of Tea
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