Hutchinson called pet capital of Kansas in light of arrests
In Hutchinson two Illinois men were arrested with two large bags of marijuana, knives, and a map to local fields. Reno County lawmen note maps to Kansas pot patches circulate nationwide and argue for a growing law while possession remains illegal but growing is not. A Kansas State University survey answers why girls go to college, finding key motivations from counseling staff observations.
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Saturday Notebook on four years in school and romance
A Kansas State study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health outlines how dating and life choices evolve from freshman to senior year. It frames college years as a progression from hectic dating to engagement and wedding planning.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Child's Juvenile Arthritis Raises Questions For Care
A mother asks about juvenile rheumatoid arthritis in her 4 year old daughter and seeks guidance on treatment and specialists. The doctor discusses prognosis, aspirin use, possible relief, and the value of pediatric arthritis centers and Children's hospitals. The letter includes other questions about an elderly relative's wine intake and a cadaveric donation to science, plus a prayer ending.
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Mission Impossible Survives Loss Of Landau And Bain
Bruce Geller says Mission Impossible remains strong after Landau and Barbara Bain exit the show. Nimoy joins as a replacement, while Bain’s exit is tied to a legal dispute with Paramount. Geller notes no running star yet and plans guest appearances as needed.
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Time Of Truth On Inflation And Capital Spending
A Time Of Truth Approaches as forecasts on corporate capital spending for the next year emerge. If plans stay high, inflation pressures may persist into 1970. if they drop, policies may be proving effective. Surveys by the Fed and NICB show spending rising, with mixed signals on plant adequacy and price pressures.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Martin Gainsbrugh
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Gainsbrugh
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Televsion Log Packed Day of Specials and Films
A dense schedule lists hundreds of entries from 12:00 to 12:30 with numerous color programs. Highlights include news weather sports, movies like Breakdown Wild Seed The Westerner and The Bad And The Beautiful, multiple sports games and celebrity appearances throughout day and night.
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One Life To Live
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Art Linkletter
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Perry Mason
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Star Trek
Lancer
Julia
Liberace
Billy Graham
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Doris Day
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Dick Cavett
Black Heritage
Nick Beal
Haynsworth Nomination Faces Slow Senate Action
In Washington AP a Democratic cloud hangs over President Nixon s effort to confirm Clement F Haynsworth to the Supreme Court as Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says action may wait until after the new term. AFL CIO and NAACP oppose the nomination while no senator has pledged to block it. The Judiciary Committee set Sept 9 for a hearing but delays could aid opponents in building a case.
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Boy mauled by rabid bobcat dies after five month battle
San Diego AP reports Tommy Buchmann a Lake side child died Friday after a five month survival following a rabid bobcat mauling on April 1. Doctors say his prolonged coma informed care over time and cautioned that rabies can occur even after vaccination.
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Tommy Buchmann
Lakeside
Samuel T. Giammona
University Hospitals
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Giammona
Local News Use Rights Note AP Copyright Policy
The Associated Press states exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches in the newspaper, preserving AP ownership and distribution of all AP material. This notice outlines licensing and attribution requirements for reprinting AP content.
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