Cars And Campuses On Campus Parking Revenue Reveals Costs
The Lawrence Journal-World reports EU students paid 60524 dollars in parking fines, faculty parking nearly 2000, permits and in-lot charges for athletic events totaling 94293 dollars, giving a 160000 dollar parking fund revenue. The piece argues cars are costly for students and many ignore campus rules, urging parental support for campus ecology measures.
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Kansas Legislators Face Pay Boost Debate
A citizens committee led by Gov. John Anderson backs raising Kansas legislators salaries from 3575 to 5825, noting the move would still lag behind the national average. The piece discusses inflation, tax concerns, and possible legislature streamline to ease support for higher pay amid the money crunch.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Question on storing pills with cotton in bottles
Dear Dr Thosteson asks if keeping cotton in pill bottles is needed when the pills do not tend to moisture. The inquiry seeks medical guidance on best storage practice for longevity and safety.
How to Take Pills and Drug Durability
Dr Thosteson answers when to take medicines and how long they stay potent. Water, meals, and time of day affect swallowing and effectiveness. Most drugs keep for two to four years. some liquids deteriorate faster. Plastic bottles are fine. cotton is filler. Also discusses fertility in mongoloid individuals and notes about shingles.
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Cotton export cuts stir debate on 1972 farming plan
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department quietly cut Public Law 480 cotton shipments as reserves shrink, prompting speculation that Nixon aides may liberalize incentives. The move hits seven countries and 246000 bales, with soybeans and other crops risked by policy shifts. Egg prices lower as production and hens rise, 326.1 million layers produced 5.9 billion eggs in November, 9.7 cents per dozen.
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Cuba Uncensored Part III Founder’s final dispatch on Castro rule
An AP dispatch by Joaquin Martinez reports two weeks in Havana evaluating Fidel Castro’s 14 years in power. It details social programs, free schooling and health care, low rents, a large state landlord system, and an active black market. The piece notes literacy claims, compulsory work, indoctrination, and the paradox of rising poverty alongside social gains, with limited mobility and ongoing promises of reform.
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Associated Press
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
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Miscellaneous Hal Boyle column bits and notes
A collection of short Hal Boyle observations and trivia. Topics include hippies and noise, a snake’s sight, mistletoe lore, Soviet venereal disease policy, aging population projections to 1980, Freud quotes, ski injury stats, the mockingbird’s song mimicry, the papal title pontiff meaning bridge builder, and historical notes on tithes for River Tiber spanned rites.
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Television Log Highlights A Full Day Schedule
A dense listing shows daytime into midnight programming with numerous repeats and movie titles. Notable entries include Petticoat Junction Munsters and Love Is a Many Splendored Thing alongside long running soap operas General Hospital Another World and As The World Turns and game shows Jeopardy and Password.
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General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Kansas
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Dick van Dyke
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Ottawa Herald Publisher Rates and Tax Policy
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in and out of trade area readers with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual options. It notes a 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers and reserves AP news use rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
A Day With Nixon on NBC Reveals a Busy Presidency
NBCs A Day in the Presidency portrays President Nixon on a 15 hour schedule from breakfast with congressional leaders to a stag dinner with Pierre Trudeau. The film shows Nixon in confidential talks and controlled exchanges, with some policy focus on economy and Israel Arab issues.
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