Real Service Bungle Re-enlistments Spur Draft Debate
Re-enlistments in U S military service have fallen despite bonuses of up to 10000 dollars for skilled technicians. Navy manpower is down ten percent, with all services losing experienced technicians. Critics say draft advocates gain strength from shortages, while supporters argue the draft is wasteful and the nation should push a long term volunteer force.
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U. S
Navy
Nixon
Services
Congress
Uniforms for sheriffs get a blue dress code order
Atty. Gen. Kent Frizzell orders blue light uniforms for sheriffs and deputies with Western hats light blue shirts and French blue trousers. Before the order, sheriff departments wore varied colors including brown and blue and some wore civies. The writer laments lack of imagination and suggests brighter colors.
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Atty
Kent Frizzell
Frizzell
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Time Changes Joint Alignment Concerns Dear Doctor
A reader reports noticing elderly women with pronounced bowlegs and asks what causes leg bowing and how to prevent it. The inquiry seeks medical explanation and remedies for age related lower limb deformity.
Bowing of the legs and health notes in aging adults
The article discusses bowing of the legs caused by degenerative joint disease and osteoporosis in older adults, noting rickets in childhood and conditions like Paget's disease as factors. It offers prevention through hormones, diet, and exercise, and explains cramps in the leg may arise from circulation, calcium intake, or nerve pressure with practical remedies.
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Paget
Dr. Thosteson
E.W
Dr. Thesteson
A.M.Z
L.D
Agnew Sets Out On 10 Nation Asia Trip
Vice President Spiro Agnew begins a 97,000 mile tour across 10 nations with a first stop at Honolulu after a refueling at Travis. He hopes to visit Vietnam though it isn’t on the official itinerary. Manila hosts his first foreign visit for President Marcos inaugural events. He will meet regional leaders, including Nepal’s ascent as a high official, and travel through Thailand Afghanistan Malaysia Singapore Indonesia Australia and New Zealand.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Pacific
Asia
Vietnam
Honolulu
Agnew
Philippines
Formosa
Manila
Nixon
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Nepal
Thailand
Afghanistan
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
Prison reform money scarce in Kansas editorials
Editors in Kansas debate prison reform as a tight 1971 budget and political caution loom. Reports from experts on the Lansing penitentiary prompt calls for better funding, expertise, and sustained action, while newspapers differ on the path forward and the governor’s role.
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John Petterson
Topeka
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center
Robert Docking
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Petterson
State Penitentiary
Chanute Tribune
Christmas Music Sparkles On TV
The CBS program S Hurok Presents Part III featured Mstislav Rostropovich and Emil Gilels in concert with commentary by impresario Hurok. The evening offered minimal dialogue and focus on performance, amid a lighter holiday TV slate and a mix of other shows including Family Affair and It Takes a Thief. NBC promotes American Rainbow with Christopher Discovers America, about a Korean orphan in the United States.
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Cynthia Lowry
Associated Press
NEW York
Tchaikovsky
CBS
Hurok
Mstislav Rostropovich
Emil Gilels
Impressario Hurok
Chief Ironside
Jim Nabors
Kay Starr
Alexander Mundy
NBC
Christopher
America
United States
Television Script Listing for Friday to Sunday Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs across Friday to Sunday including News Weather Sports specials movies and popular shows. The schedule names many programs such as Flintstones Hogan's Heroes Ratpack The Bells of St Marys Star Trek Jetsons Batman Bonanza Dawn Patrol Merv Griffin and Sunrise Semester among others with times and channel groupings.
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Sky Hawks
Pontiac
Laredo
Bill Anderson
New Horizons
Buck Owens
Porter Wagoner
Gilligan’s Island
Andy Williams
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Petticoat Junction
the Mouse
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Joe Pyne
Christophers
Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Paul Harvey
General Hospital
Dennis Whaley
Cairo
Gomer Pyle
Carol Burnett
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policies
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside areas. Rates include one month to one year options by mail, with different prices for local and out-of-area readers. The paper notes AP news rights for local and dispatch content.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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