Kansas tax study panel keeps status quo await election
A special legislative committee in Kansas approved sticking with current tax rules and delaying any final action on the tax lid. It also voted against further extensions of the sales tax to professional services and similar items to avoid fueling election-related controversy.
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Federal revenue sharing eyed by study panel
A committee member notes Congress faces a bill to send large sums to states and localities to cut property taxes and aid cities and states. The aid would be temporary, raise the national debt, or require higher federal taxes. The committee favors waiting for a homegrown solution.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
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Tuition tax proposed by Evanston on city students
A 30 yearly tuition tax on Evanston Indiana’s 10 000 college students is proposed to fund city services. The piece argues such a tax would provoke hostility and hurt local commerce while overtaxing tax exempt institutions. It notes students also bring spending to town and questions the fairness of taxing them.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Ottawa
Ottawa University
City Hall
Laziness The Uncounted Number You Can Prove With Figures
A critique of unemployment claims from both Republicans and Democrats. The article argues real labor supply is lower than claimed, noting weak job applicants despite openings at Ottawa employment offices. It claims welfare may deter work and that take home pay undercuts incentives to work.
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Ottawa
Blastomycosis Explained By Doctor In Letter
A reader asks about blastomycosis a rare fungal lung disease. The doctor notes the fungus in soil and inhaled dust can reach lungs, with emphasis on rarity especially in women and a recent lung surgery context.
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Grafted Topics on Fungal Diseases and Medical Queries
A reader discusses a fungal infection affecting lungs and skin, noting sunken details about symptoms and X ray similarities to TB, plus treatment options. The column includes doctors answering questions on cortisone with ulcers, aspirin use with gout medications, and a teenager’s removable extra nipple, ending with a prayer and scriptural verse.
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Cardinals exhibit at Meramec Caverns on Route 66
Stanton Missouri AP reports Meramec Caverns hosts St. Louis Cardinals and another team’s players with pictures of both squads on display. Cave manager Bob Hudson notes the display as strong co existence between the teams.
County Attorneys See Big Turnover in Primary Losses
Kansas voters swung against incumbents in the Aug 1 primary as 13 county attorney incumbents faced opposition. only three won nominations. Notable defeats include Johnson County leader Jim Wheeler and Kearny County’s Ted Morgan. The survey notes reduced opposition for November with about 59 incumbents likely to be unopposed and 23 new county attorneys to take office without a primary or general election battle.
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Johnson County
Ted Morgan
Kearny County
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Judiciary Committee
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Kiowa
Banker
Bill Crews
Saline County
Wyandotte
Johnson
Shawnee
Sedgwick
Edge of Ajax spoof soap opera in Aspen
Aspen residents staged a locally produced mock soap The Edge of Ajax for Grass-Roots Network. The eight 15 minute episodes, shot over weeks, used town figures and sites from Aspen including Old Billy Lance and Eleanor, Felicia Wheeler, and Sun and Rain Dogsled and Mining Co. The project aimed to boost support and funding for the cable operation.
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Phil Clark
Old Billy
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Ucla Telecommunications
Grass-Roots
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Aspenites
Television Log Of Ottawa Daily Schedule Highlights
A dense broadcast grid lists dozens of programs across channels with times from 5:00 pm to 2:15 am. Notable items include Sesame Street, Hogan's Heroes, The Tonight Show, CBS and NBC specials, Olympic coverage, and classic dramas like Masterpiece Theatre and The Saint. Names mentioned include Roy Wilkins, Dick Cavett, and Royals vs Brewers baseball.
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John Byner
Forsyte Saga
Electric Company
Royals
Brewers
Dick Eayett
Public Eye
Four States
New Zoo Revue
Bullwinkle
Suspense Theatre
Dick van Dyke
Dinah Shore
Beverly Hillbillies
Grace Crawford
Wagon Train
Hazel
Partridge Family
Brady Bunch
Mayberry R.F.D
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Soul Food
Dragnet
Hank Stram
Adam-12
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Medical Center
Mannix
Night Gallery
Roy Wilkins
Little Hut
Dick Cavett
White corn prices may rise on small 1972 crop
Washington AP. USDA figures show white corn acreage this year at 450,000, less than half 1.1 million in 1971, prompting expectations of higher prices later in the year. Officials note 1971 white corn production was 81.3 million bushels and uncertain in context. White corn, used in cereals and foods, sometimes commands price advantages.
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Agriculture Department
Statistical Reporting Service
USDA
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