Road Location Debates Shape Kansas Highway Talks
Ottawa Herald editorial urges a comprehensive, unbiased state road study before deciding on a border route. It notes prior proposals from Kansas City toward Pittsburg and Galena, mentions I-35 diversions near Ottawa, and highlights a January study release with regional groups pushing for US 59 and US 169 alignment toward Iola Chanute Parsons and Coffeyville.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas-Missouri
Pittsburg
Galena
Ottawa
Emporia
Iola
Chanute
Parsons
Coffeyville
Kansas 1978 Senate Race Prospects Shaped by Roy and Pearson
Two Kansas political notes emerge as Rep. William Roy considers a 1978 Senate bid after a costly defeat to Sen. Robert Dole, while Sen. Pearson appears set to run again in 1978. Roy spent about 600000 on his campaign, unlike Pearson who easily funded his win. Inflation and the 1976 White House race loom as factors. Kansas politics may see intensified intra party leadership battles before 1976.
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William Roy
Topeka
Robert Dole
Pearson
Roy
White House
Kansas
Remedy for aging weak kidneys raises questions
A reader aged 69 asks Dr Thosteson about remedies for weakening kidneys linked to aging. The inquiry notes minor urinary leakage when lifting heavy objects or laughing, seeking guidance on management and potential treatments.
Medical guidance on bladder control and urology questions
An expert answers reader concerns on cystocele and bladder muscle exercises, frequent urination, and diabetes screening. Advice covers potential surgery, pessaries, and avoiding punishment for bedwetting, plus cautions on blood in ejaculate and the need for cystoscopic evaluation and a second opinion.
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N.P
Thosteson
NAM leaders discuss business media ties and profits
Prominent NAM members gathered with journalists to debate media relations and earnings reporting. Donald Gaudion of Sybron, J Stanford Smith of International Paper, Harold Shaub of Campbell Soup, and William Martin of Phillips Petroleum voiced concerns on profits, wage controls, and the need for clearer earnings metrics to attract capital while noting a capital shortage and misconceptions about corporate profitability.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Donald Gaudion
Sybron Corp
Rochester
N.Y
NAM
Gaudion
J. Stanford Smith
International Paper
Smith
Harold A. Shaub
Campbell Soup Co
Shaub
United States
Seebett
William F. Martin
Phillips Petroleum Co
Martin
Television schedule fragment mixed with weather and news notes
A dense OCR page lists TV slots from 5:00 PM through 12:00 PM with programs such as News, Sports, The Beverly Hillbillies, Star Trek, MASH, Hawaii Five-O, and The Tonight Show era titles. It also includes references to Weather, World News, and various feature films and public affairs shows. The block ends with a USDA forecast noting higher prices for major commodities and an expected record export value for 1975 despite lower volumes.
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Marcus Welby
M.D
Barnaby Jones
Soundstage
Lillas
Johnny Carson
Raymond Burr
Rome
Chicago
Electric Company
Leave It To Beaver
Green Acres
Zee Cooking School
Zoom
Beverly Hitlcitiles
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Mike Douglas
Farm Roundup Projections for Wheat Soybeans and Trade
USDA expert Hume projects three quarters of export value from grains and oils. He notes gains to 11.2 billion for grains and seeds and about 5.8 billion for oilseeds. Western Europe buys less grain. Japan has orders for its feed needs. talks with the Soviet Union reduced U.S. grain orders. weather hurt crops, especially corn. a new reporting system aims to curb unexpected sales. long-term world feeding hinges on market access and farm investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
David L. Hume
Foreign Agricultural Service
Hume
National Agricultural Outlook
USDA
Europe
Congress Moves To Latch Onto Tapes
Washington AP Congress passed a bill directing the government to seize former president Nixon tapes and papers and draft public access rules to reveal Watergate abuses. Ford has not indicated a sign or veto. The measure would nullify the Sept 7 Nixon Ford agreement and orders the GSA to take possession.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Watergate
John Brademas
D-ind
House
Senate
Ford Administration
San Clemente
General Services Administration
After the Fall shines in Miller drama on NBC
Tonight's TV overview endorses NBC's After the Fall with Faye Dunaway as Maggie and Christopher Plummer as Quintin, praising the Miller adaptation for depth though 2 1 percent hours long. It calls ABC's Out to Lunch a weak satire led by Elliott Gould Rita Moreno and Sesame Street creators, lacking bite.
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New York
NBC
ABC
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Faye Dunaway
Maggie
Christopher Plummer
Quentin
Ottawa Herald Notice of Rates and Publishing Info
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and out of area. Rates include one month to one year options with prices and a 3 percent sales tax note. Also notes Associated Press rights and daily publication schedule.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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