Indiana University offers academic bankruptcy option
The Ottawa Herald notes Webster’s view of bankruptcy and explains how Indiana University Bloomington invites students with problems to declare academic bankruptcy as a potential solution to avoid debts and duties related to failed coursework.
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State University, Indiana
Bloomington
Mental Cop-Out Returns To School With No GPA Drop
A school official argues a new bankruptcy-like plan to humanize higher education by letting students expunge mistakes. Critics say the old aim of preparing youth for a hard world is fading and that mental cop-outs do not train resilience.
UN committee studies Puerto Rico status amid calls for independence
A United Nations special committee votes to study Puerto Rico’s status, labeling the commonwealth as a colony and leaving open the possibility of independence. The move follows a push to have Puerto Rico voters decide their future while discussions on UN pay structures and budgets continue.
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United States
United Nations
Puerto Rico
UN Committee
Russia
U.S
New Tire Ad Sparks Debate On Helping Others
A major tire company release shows eight people from varied ages and backgrounds declining to help in trouble. The ad asks why the brand’s steel belt tires provide protection while criticizing social indifference and urging readers to remember the commandment to love thy neighbor.
Boils in Armpits Stubborn Recurrent Case Report
A patient writes that for four years boils appear in the armpits, treated with penicillin and hot compresses. They resolve after about a week but return at least six times a year, causing repeated suffering until they come to a head and drain pus.
Boils and tongue fissures prompt medical tips and prayers
Readers seek guidance on recurring boils tied to staph carriers and hygiene. Advice covers antiseptic cleansing, shaving underarms, moisture control with antiperspirants, culture testing for antibiotics, and drainage. A split tongue response notes fissures may be normal and linked to foods, with gentle mouth care. A prostate surgery question reassures sexual function largely remains, then ends with a prayer excerpt.
Sunflower boom spreads in Illinois and Iowa farms
Sunflowers are grown commercially in Western Illinois as a potential cash crop with oil-rich seeds. The Victoria Feed Co. of Davenport offered grow contracts through farm marketing associations in Illinois and Iowa. University of Illinois extension entomologist Dr. H B Petty notes sunflowers are important in Russia and other European countries.
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Rock Island, Ill
Illinois
Iowa
Victoria Feed Co
Davenport
Russia
H.B. “Pete” Petty
University of Illinois Extension
Kansas to require auto mechanic licensing in 1973 bill
Kansas consumer protection officials plan a 1973 Legislature bill to license auto mechanics, require proof of trade knowledge, ban unnecessary work, and demand full disclosure of all parts used or installed after a Kansas City woman was duped out of 61 dollars and nearly killed in a crash. The effort follows reports of dozens of complaints about unregulated mechanics.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Kansas City
Lance Burr
Bunko
Consumer Protection Division
California
Burr
Overland Park
Hutchinson
Oan
Zaye
Festus Began Acting in College Fraternity Smoker
In a Colorado College scene long before Festus character on Gunsmoke, Ken Curtis shows early acting flair. Curtis, then Curt Gates from a Colo ranch, boxed, sang, and helped stage a fraternity night turning into a singing showcase that launched his show business path.
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Colorado
Ken Curtis
Festus
Curtis
Curt Gates
Lamar
Colo
Curt
Colorado College
Hollywood
NBC
Tommy Dorsey
Gates
Ken
Dorsey
Sons of the Pioneers
Columbia Studios
Gunsmoke
Columbia Broadcasting System
NFU charges secrecy in Wheat sales to Soviets
National Farmers Union says the Agriculture Department used vest pocket secrecy and allowed conflicts of interest in recent wheat sales to the Soviet Union by large exporting companies. NFU president Tony Dechant asked President Nixon and Secretary Earl Butz to halt the practices. A department spokesman said no investigation is planned at this time.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Tony T. Dechant
NFU
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Television Log Chronicle of Ottawa Kansas Schedule
A dense daily TV grid lists programs from News and Weather through to late night shows. The schedule includes News, sports, and features on Sesame Street, Hogan's Heroes, Mister Rogers, Summer Olympics, and numerous dramas, comedies, and talk programs with numerous time slots and channel markers.
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Primus
Mister Rogers
Pap Tae
Bune Tae Mayberry
Hank Stram
CBS Reports
Royals
Brewers
Medical Center
Night Gallery
Roy Wilkins
Dick Cavett
Jesus
News and Weather
New Zoo Revue
Jerry Lewis
Suspense Theatre
Dick van Dyke
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Grace Crawford
Chase
Somerset
Ike Pate
Lila Sloth Gaae
Pate
O'Hara
Sportsclub
Mervi Griffin
the Saint
Daniel Boone
Homemaker's Program
Jd Johnny Sokko
Beverly ‘Hillbillies
Wagon Train
Elgetek Company
Jeff
Mister Rogers Aitase
Hed Hew
Simon Locke
Clic
Electric Company
Maggie and
Dr. Seuss
Jaz Set
Maine
Mississippi
Hollywood
Iransige
Bobby Darin
Ter
World Press Review
Maggie
Johnny Carson
Horace
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