Editorial Misguided Reform in Kansas State Finances
The Ottawa Herald critiques statewide tax reform talk as thinly disguised tax hikes. It warns against expanding the sales and income taxes while urging genuine cuts to the state payroll and bureaucracy. It also questions I 35 resurfacing funded by federal money and imported materials, noting potential quality and cost concerns.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
Lice Advice Request From Reader to Doctor
Lice Dear Dr Thosteson asks about nonprescription options to kill crab lice and nits. The letter notes use of diluted ammonia cleaning solution and questions its effectiveness while mentioning the social stigma around lice in presumed advancement contexts.
Treatment and advice on lice and crabs dangers
Medical guidance favors prescription Kwell over home remedies for lice and eggs. Eggs cling to hair shafts. proper bathing or dry cleaning clothes reduces risk. A 16 year old’s hysterectomy is discussed as unusual but sometimes necessary for intractable bleeding. major surgery with childbearing implications.
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Kwell
Dr. Thosteson
M.C
Swedish Smorgasbord Tougher Than The Girls
Stockholm AP reports Sweden offers a festive Christmas smorgasbord with raw herring, pickled pig feet, smoked reindeer, and braennvin. The buffet spans iced cold hot sections including meats, fish, eggs, and warm dishes as dark days drive Swedes to study the holiday table.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Can Of Worms In Commerce Dept. Stans Probe
Private foundation controlled by Secretary Maurice H. Stans holds a $24,302 stake in Siam Kraft Paper Co. since he took office, drawing U.S. government support. He calls the stake minor and denies potential conflicts, while noting no income from the foundation and disqualification in related matters.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Thailand
U.S
Associated Press
Stans
Siam Kraft Paper Co
Penn Central
Éom
I*em Central
Stans Foundation
Liam Kraft
Nixon
Henry Kearns
Foundation
Kearns
New York
Thai Industrial Estates
Glore-Forgan-Wm. R. Staats
James Lynch
Glore Forgan
Siam
Siam Kraft
Insurance
General Electric Pension Trust
Senate Banking Committee
Don Bostwick
Siam Kraft Paper
Senate Commerce Committee
Crime TV Review Highlights Solid Weekend Action
ABC and CBS offered above average crime themed features with strong acting and clever plotting. CBS presented Mongo's Back in Town with Joe Don Baker as a sympathetic killer amid vivid underworld characters while Sally Field charms as a conflicted waif. See the Man Run on ABC framed a kidnap twist with Robert Culp and Angie Dickinson delivering sharp performances. Also CBS 60 Minutes examined amnesty for Canadian draft dodgers, noting low returning intent among expatriates.
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New York
ABC
CBS
O. Henry
Mongo
Joe Don Baker
Underworld
Boom-Boom
Trembles
Sally Field
Spencer
Robert Culp
Angie Dickinson
Canada
Mike Wallace
Montreal
United States
Wallace
Farm Credit Administration to implement new liberalizations
Washington AP The Farm Credit Administration plans quick action under new legislation to liberalize the Farm Credit Act of 1971. FCA Governor K A Jaenke says regulations should be ready in about three months, expanding loans for nonfarm rural housing and upping federal land bank loan limits to 85 percent of appraised value from 65 percent. The USDA notes 98 percent of hotdogs meet the 30 percent fat limit after a prior reduction from 35 percent.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
K. A. Jaenke
FCA
Congress
Jaenke
Federal
Agriculture Department
USDA
White House
Television Log Full Day Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of daytime and prime time TV slots with networks, programs, movies, and special guests. Notable entries include Petticoat Junction and The Big Country parts, plus news, weather, and sports blocks across multiple hours.
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Munsters
Petticoat Juncion
Kansas
High Chaparral
Lassie
Nanny
Redskins
Rams
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Another World
Gomer Pyle
Jeff's Collie
Mike Douglas
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
Petticoat Junction
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
Ottawa Herald lists publication details at 104 S Cedar and credits Robert B Wellington as editor. Rates show trade area by mail monthly 1.44, quarterly 4.12, semiannual 7.21, yearly 13.39, with outside area higher and out of state taxed at 3 percent. AP rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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