Pratt County to Trim Townships to Seven in New Year
Editorial notes Pratt County Kansas will cut its townships from 19 to seven starting January 1. The move, enabled by a switch to the county unit road system, aims to preserve voting districts with a designated community in each for residents to vote.
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Kansas
Pratt County
Townships Decline Push County Unit Road System
Residents accept no township offices and voting districts dwindling. Franklin County kept 16 townships and rural voting districts despite adopting a county unit road system nearly a decade ago. Reducing to six or seven could cut election costs and simplify ballots.
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Franklin County
States press federal takeover of welfare funding
Illinois leads a group of states urging the federal government to assume full financing of welfare and Medicaid. They warn bankruptcy if支 they must continue with current matching requirements. Proposals include tight eligibility and work requirements while preserving local control and public works participation.
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Illinois
Uncle Sam
Dear Dr Thosteson A Minor Seeks Gonorrhea Help
A 17 year old girl writes seeking medical care for suspected gonorrhea after being denied access by her family doctor. She asks about county health centers for confidential help and mentions parental consent requirements.
Your Good Health Question on Gonorrhea and Safe Care
A reader asks if delaying treatment for gonorrhea is dangerous and whether penicillin or pills suffice. Advice: seek timely medical care, as untreated gonorrhea can damage fertility. laws may allow minors to be treated without parental consent. avoid spreading infection. insurance and physician changes may help. watch for antibiotic resistance and recheck if needed.
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S.C
Thosteson
E.P
Costa-Gavras tackles Czech regime in The Confession
Hollywood reports a 1970 hit named 7. Costa-Gavras, famed for Z, discusses The Confession inspired by the 1962 purge and the 1968 invasion, noting Stalinism endures and the film’s portrayal of Communist torture remains powerful, with production shifting from Czechoslovakia to France after permission was withdrawn.
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Hollywood
Costa-Gavras
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Artur London
Dubcek
France
McGovern Declares 1972 White House Bid
U S senator George McGovern says he will soon declare for the 1972 presidency, aiming to overcome Muskie and other rivals. He believes a nationwide campaign can build support despite low early recognition and plans primaries to prove his viability against Nixon.
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Washington
Sen
George McGovern
Senate
McGovern
Fead
Edmund S. Muskie
South Dakota
Muskie
Edward M. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
New Hampshire
Nixon
Capitol
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
Humphrey
Ed Muskie
Richard Nixon
Environmental Agency Gets 400 New Workers
Washington AP reports nearly 400 Agriculture Department employees were transferred to the new Environmental Protection Agency, mainly from the Agricultural Research Service. EPA takes over federal registration of pesticides, while USDA continues pesticides research and will advise the agency. About 40 percent of USDA staff involved in the transfer came from the pesticides regulation division in ARS, per a spokesperson. The memberidek included employees from other environmental agencies.
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Agriculture Department
Environmental Protection Agency
The
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Agricultural’ Research Service
Ispokes‘iian
Nixon Proposes Economic Strategy Ahead of Election
The article outlines a shift from defensive economic policy to an aggressive plan by the Nixon administration. The Council of Economic Advisers seeks 8 percent real growth, financed by more government spending and eased monetary restraint. Unemployment could drop toward 6 percent by election time, but inflation may rise above targets, risking dollar pressures abroad as the 1972 campaign looms.
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New York
Council of Economic Advisers
Federal Reserve Board
Television Log Heavy Schedule of 1960s Programs
A dense list shows a full day’s TV lineup with numerous shows across news, weather, sports, and prime time. It traces channel blocks, host names, and film features including Petticoat Junction, Hawaii Five-O, The Sand Runs Red, It Came From Outer Space, and The Lost Train From Madrid, among many others.
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Dick van Dyke
Early Shaw
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Eddie
Medical Center
Music Hall
Johnny Cash
Hawaii Five-O
Merv Griffin
Outer Space
Dick Cavett
Paul Harvey
Big Vatley
Love Lucy
Flip Wilsen
Matt Lincoln
Jim Nabors
Ironside
Nancy
Dean Martin
Fury
Mery Griffin
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and editorial note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for local and trade areas with monthly and yearly options and tax details. An editorial note grants exclusive rights to publish local and AP news content.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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