Editor's CB Lingo Mirror From Local Radio Adlibs
A humorous mock dialogue about December CB radio sales and family use. Ear Flaps and Marge swap terms from a tongue in cheek CB dictionary, decoding phrases like go-go girls and blood box. The piece plays on slang, misunderstandings, and late 20th century radio culture.
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George Wallace Country
Marge
KC Town
Redneck
Slain Gunman Once Threatened Governor
The former mental patient, Larry Leer, 30, who held Bonnie Horinek and eight others hostage before police killed him, threatened Governor Bennett weeks earlier over child custody. Detained Dec. 8 for threatening the governor, Leer was upset about access to custody and later planned violence toward Lonnie Beam. He expanded demands at Horvick's home to include cigarettes, protection, bankruptcy relief, and hospital commitment.
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Haysville
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Larry Leer
Bonnie Horinek
Horineks
Sam Davidson
Leer
H.R. Salmans
Great Bend
Kansas
Salmans
Bennett
Lonnie Beam
Miss Beam
Wichita
Horvick
Flu Vaccine Delayed As CDC Extends Moratorium
The U S swine flu inoculation program remains suspended for weeks as the CDC extends the moratorium to study potential links to Guillain Barré syndrome. Experts at the CDC predict reinstitution only if a flu epidemic returns, noting scant influenza globally. Two confirmed swine flu cases in Wisconsin farm workers and a Missouri suspect were reported.
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Atlanta
United States
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ford plans to end gasoline price controls faces opposition
President Ford plans to lift federal price controls on gasoline with a late 1970s order, a move criticized by Democrats and opposed by Rep. Morris Udall. The Fed warned decontrol could raise prices, while Ford aides expect a decision by early January as Congress may block the plan before Carter takes office. Also, Ford said he would decide within a week on a possible amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders, weighing moral and public reaction.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
John Carlson
Federal Energy Administration
United States
Carlson
Congress
Carter
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Dustry
Udall
Vietnam
Jane Hart
Holidays Make A Believer Out Of Man's Best Friend
A small Schnauzer named Shuckers, adopted from the Franklin County Animal Shelter, found a new home with an Ottawa family after being featured in the Herald. The dog, previously named Whiskers by the family, enjoys gravy topped dog food, naps with a pillow, and rides in the car. Shuckers has visited a hairdresser and veterinarian and wears a flea collar.
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Joanistas
The
Herald
Franklin County
Ottawa
Shuckers
US oil use hits fresh December record and cold weather noted
U S oil consumption reached a December high averaging about 19 131 000 barrels per day or more than last year as cold weather boosts heating and power demand The Federal Energy Administration links the rise to colder eastern regions The Weather Service forecasts below normal January temperatures across the east and southern Rockies.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Federal Energy Administration
U.S
FEA
National Weather Service
Car Thief Takes Pep Out Of Christmas Party At 4-H Club
A 4-H Christmas party at Briles schoolhouse east of Ottawa ends with Rose Lintner’s beige Suburban stolen from the lot after youths reportedly pranked her by hiding the car. Parents search the area overnight as the vehicle remains missing.
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Car Thief
DE McGlashon
Briles Schoolhouse
Ottawa
K-68
Debbie
Rose Lintner
Rhonda Lintner
Rose
Diane
Dean
Keith
Phyllis
Don Schamte
Pam
Ted
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Philip Tart
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FISA
Topeka
Halliday