Editorial bill From The Guv cold shoulder to local tax asks
Gov Robert Bennett tells Topeka that cities and counties should not seek more state aid. He urges local approval of extra sales taxes, higher property taxes, and spending cuts, while Kansas runs a growing state surplus. Local legislators may respond with concern for communities over the governor.
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Bennett
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Justice Be Damned Over a Year of Kidnapping Trial
The Atlanta Constitution editor Reg Murphy was abducted for 49 hours with ransom of 700000 paid. He identified his kidnapper, who was caught, a federal panel ordered retrial due to intense pretrial publicity. Critics say the delay harms public access to justice and hurts victims.
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Atlanta Constitution
Reg Murphy
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Murphy
Atlanta
District Court
D And C guidance for miscarriage and infertility questions
A reader asks about pregnancy after a miscarriage and the role of a D and C. The doctor notes that pregnancy can occur after miscarriage if remaining tissue is expelled. a D and C is a minor procedure reducing risk of bleeding and infection and is older than modern times. The response urges medical evaluation two months after a miscarriage and highlights the high miscarriage rate and potential complications.
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Dr. Thesteson
G.H.S
Prayer for Today Emphasizes Faith in Christ Child and Fellowship
Prayer expresses renewed faith in the Christ child and in fellowmen, asking guidance to reach out as Christ would. The supplication closes with Amen, invoking heavenly Father.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Sinatra Interview Highlights on Boggs Show
AP reports Frank Sinatra spoke at length during an hourlong TV chat taped in New York for Boggs midday show on WNEW. Sinatra discussed early plans, his father urging independence, retirement withdrawal, and hints about his career and songwriters while avoiding gossip topics.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
BU Wee
Boggy Oaks
Las Vegas
Nev
Presa
Bogge
Prices Rise Yet Consumers Bear The Burden
AP Business Analyst John Cunnife notes consumer spending drives two thirds of the economy and rising prices choke demand. He contrasts market reality with expert theory, citing 8.4 percent inflation and weaker retail sales. He quotes John Wright predicting workers will own most American capital via pensions and profit sharing as a shift in capitalism.
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John Cunnife
New York
America
John Wright
International Longshoremen's Association
Bal Harbour
Fla
Wright
Bridgeport
Agencies plan consumer speakers bureau under Ford drive
The Agriculture Department expects to create a speakers' bureau as part of a new consumer information drive unveiled by the White House. Nineteen agencies are involved in the plan aimed at informing the public about government activities and to support Ford's push against a proposed independent consumer agency. The USDA's consumer representation plan assigns each unit to use procedures to inform the public about its actions.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ford Administration
White House
USDA
Ford
Government agency expands consumer outreach plan
The APHIS proposes a formal mechanism to provide speakers to groups on short notice and to increase dialogue with consumer reporters. The plan aims to inform the public about meat and poultry inspection disease control and quarantines, but cites budget constraints and current program obligations as obstacles to expansion.
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Department
Animal and Plant Health Inspection ‘Service
APHIS
Subscription rates listed for Hawa area paper
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Hawa Kansas. Rates shown for trade area and outside trade area by mail. Monthly and longer terms priced, with sales tax indicated. Out of state subscribers receive 3 percent tax deduction. Associated Press retained for local and AP dispatch use.
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Hawa
Kansas
Robert
Wallington Equitor and
Mall
Associated Press
Gum chewing fuels $670 million market in 1974
Akron Ohio AP Goodyear reports both small fry and big fry spent over 670 million dollars on chewing gum in 1974. Americans lead global gum consumption averaging 175 pieces per person yearly across many varieties and flavors.
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Akron, Ohio
Goodyear
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