Templar Versus Kunstler At Topeka Court Stand
Editorial argues Judge George Templar refused William Kunstler entry to a federal court in Topeka over a GLF suit at the University of Kansas. The piece questions rights versus court prejudice and labels GLF as a questionable group seeking funds, urging caution about allowing a legal circus in court.
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William Kunstler
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Gay Liberation Front
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The Greening of Congress and Its Fresh Faces
The article notes 13 House members and four senators plan to retire this November with more to join, citing redistricting and campaign costs. It argues liberalized pensions, lower voting age, and seniority culture push turnover, suggesting new faces could improve responsiveness.
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Plaza Theatre Grand Opening Signals Confidence in Ottawa
Commonwealth Theaters invests in Ottawa with over $50,000 spent on front redesigns and a remodeled lobby. The grand opening this week showcases the plaza’s new look as part of a broader regional trend of closing smaller movie houses and seeking entertainment elsewhere.
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Midwest
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Staring in Children A Medical Question to Dr Thosteson
Dear Dr Thosteson, I seek guidance on why a child stares. The child sits motionless and gazes, sometimes for seconds or minutes, seeming unresponsive to surroundings. What causes this and what should parents watch for?
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Epilepsy doubts and medical guidance in letters
A reader asks if To Your Good Health describes a mild epilepsy form called petit mal and cites the need for an EEG to confirm. Doctors note that petit mal may present brief lapses and that modern meds can control seizures. cause is often undetermined. Additional Q and A cover male menopause, pessaries, dormitory rabbit care, and a closing prayer.
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Epilepsy Foundation of America
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Record beef cattle prices lift farmers market outlook in January
Washington AP reports that January prices farmers received rose 4 percent from December with beef cattle averaging 31.40 per hundredweight the highest on record. Hog quotes rose to 22.70, while the price index for all meat animals jumped 8 percent. Farm expenses rose 1 percent, and the 1910-14 parity ratio stood at 72 percent.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Crop Reporting Board
Congress prepares largest debt ceiling rise since 1943
Congress faces a familiar ritual as the White House seeks a 50 billion dollar increase to lift the debt limit from 430 to 480 billion. Economists view the ceiling as political theatre more than a restraint, with debates often criticized by the party out of power.
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Nixon
Hal Boyle Nostalgic look at bygone American life
Hal Boyle reflects on past decades in New York describing floorwalkers with carnations and waxed mustaches, easy denture pulls for a dollar, mail cars on passenger trains, and symbols of business success. He recalls family life, gender roles, farm life versus city life, and frugal clothing habits from earlier times.
Plimpton's Wildlife TV Adventure in Kenya
New York AP reports George Plimpton on ABC camera trail in Kenya seeks big elephant, faces a fearsome python, and delivers useful wildlife details amid questions on show authenticity. CBS plans three-hour drama block Friday February 25 featuring To All My Friends on Shore and Look Homeward, Angel with Page and Marshall. All in the Family tops Nielsen, beating Bob Hope's Christmas special.
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Bill Cosby
Angel
Thomas Wolfe
Geraldine Page
E.G. Marshall
Archie Bunker
Bigot
Bob Hope
Apple Output Drops Hit Farmers in 1971 Report
The Agriculture Department reports U.S. apple producers faced near doubling in costs from 1970 to 1971. Commercial crops from large orchards totaled about 6.4 billion pounds, a slight decline from 6.43 billion in 1970, while total losses across all causes reached 273 million pounds. Consequently sales or usage fell to about 6.13 billion pounds versus 6.3 billion in 1970.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Television Schedule Mounts A dense night of shows
A cluttered listing outlines an extensive TV lineup across many hours. Notable items include Munsters, Paradise of Dream Of Jeannie, Hawaii Five-O, Dragnet, and Cannon with varied game and news blocks. The schedule features daytime programs like Sunrise Semester and Captain Kangaroo, plus late night movies and weather.
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Kansas
Mod Squad
Special
Glen Campbell
Hawaii Five-O
Cannon
Nichols
Dragnet
Ottawa daily listings and TV soap schedule rundown
Ottawa Herald displays a dense schedule of daytime and late afternoon programs including Love of Life, Search for Tomorrow, and Jeopardy plus soap opera listings. It also notes subscription rates, time slots, advertising details, and the rights statement for AP dispatches.
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Hollywood Squares
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