California treasury plans six month tax roll back and refunds
Editorial notes California has a $721 million surplus and plans to return money to taxpayers. The state will cut the sales tax by a penny for six months and issue income tax reductions from 20 percent to 100 percent based on residents' payments. One of the men responsible for this policy is cited.
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California
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
The Reagan Way and California Tax Rebate Appeal
The piece discusses Ronald Reagan shifting from actor to governor and the political shakeups under his tenure. It notes California’s tax rebate policy as appealing and questions Republican leadership at the national level, suggesting Reagan could be a potential 1976 candidate.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Equality Defined and the Burden of Equal Rights
A Wyandotte County judge ordered a female truck driver to pay child support to her ex-husband, granting him custody of four children. Judge C Q Claflin said equal treatment was correct, marking the first time he awarded support to a husband in 17 years on the bench. The case highlights the double edge of gender equality in modern life.
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Wyandotte County Court
C.Q. Claflin
Cubs star Ron Santo plays on with diabetes
Dear Dr Thosteson asks why Ron Santo, Cubs famed third baseman, can continue to play baseball despite diabetes. The letter notes Santo’s good season and seeks medical explanation for managing the condition while competing.
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Cubs
Diabetes facts and famous cases from Dr Thosteson column
The column explains diabetes as a pancreatic insulin issue, its dangers, and how proper care keeps patients symptom-free. It cites athletes like Ron Santo and Bill Talbert, plus Bobby Riggs, Bobby Clark and Coley O'Brien, as examples of diabetes management. It also answers reader questions on caffeine in tea and sun exposure for varicose veins, closing with a prayer and a zoo study tidbit.
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Ron Santo
Bill Talbert
Coley O’brien
Bobby Clark
Philadelphia Fliers
Bobby Riggs
Dr. Thosteson
E.W. T
Gathering of killer whales called a pod
Hal Boyle lists collective nouns for animals and people in playful fashion. The piece notes a pod as the term for a group of killer whales and includes a quotable line from Gelett Burgess about taking things seriously. The Danish flag is cited as the oldest national flag with a white cross on red.
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Gelett Burgess
Denmark
Aviation Weather TV show for pilots expands reach
New York AP reports a live TV segment titled Aviation Weather aims at private pilots, broadcast on about 20 public stations in seven East Coast states. The FAA wants national broadcast to cut weather related general aviation fatalities, which numbered around 200 last year.
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New York
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
U.S
Aviation Weather Show From Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting
Vic Turner, 34, engineer and private pilot at Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting in Owings Mill, launches Aviation Weather in June 1972. He notes pilots lack accessible weather data for small aircraft away from large airports, and stresses long-standing gaps in aviation weather information. The piece also recalls forestry trends, early outdoor electric signs, and a thematic maxim on gratitude.
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The
Maryland Center For Public Broadcasting
Vic Turner
Owings Mill
Turner
Television log带型日新闻排程合集
Local Ottawa Kansas daily lists a dense TV schedule with numerous programs across morning to late-night blocks. It includes News Weather Sports Hogan's Heroes Bobcats Gunsmoke Jackie, various soap operas game shows and movies, plus station announcements and subscription rates.
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Kansas
H.R. Pufnstuf
Beverly Hillbillies
Father
Rockies
Porter Wagoner
Joe Garagiola
Tigers
Baseball—Dodgers
Expos
Wilburn Brothers
Mrs. Blossom
Sol Hurok
Green Bay
Art Linkletter
Peyton
Somerset
Andy Griffith
Green Acres
Jeff's Collie
Lassie
Lilias
Yoge and
You
Merv Griffen
Petticoat Junction
Star Trek
Flipper
Electric Company
iMonsters
News
Jackson Five
Hogan’s Heroes
Sports Today
Zoorr
TV Weatherman
World News
Hollywood Squares
Dragnet
Dream of Jeannie
Bowline For Dollars
Police
Maverick
Promise City
Maude
UNPRECEDENTED LEAP IN WORLD GRAIN OUTPUT SEEN
Washington reports from USDA indicate world wheat and feed grain production for 1973-74 could reach about 900 million metric tons, up 50 million from last year and 30 million above the 1971-72 peak. Strong prices and demand, favorable weather, and crop conditions in key regions including South Asia and the USSR drive the rise. The USSR is notably recovering, aiming for around 195 million tons, near its 1973 target of 201.4 million.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Asia
Ussr
Soviet Union
Russia
Kissinger Named Secretary of State and Policy Driver
Henry Kissinger’s nomination to replace William Rogers as secretary of state signals a shift to bold foreign policy. Advocates say his dual role as national security adviser strengthens Nixon’s authority in Congress and with other governments, while critics note concerns over administration delegation and departmental morale.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
U.S
State Department
Watergate
Involved
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Rogers
Capitol Hill
Department
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General Hospital
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Marcus Welby
NBC Reports
den Showcase
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TV News
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USDA
Moscow
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