Majority faction cites bar maid remark in Kansas liquor quarrel
Editorial notes the head of the United Dry forces called the Kansas first lady a bar maid and the governor urged restraint. Legislators demand apology while recalling a governor mansion wine service. The Wichita Eagle editorial argues liquor laws hinder growth and urges a vote on liquor by the drink this election year.
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Tax Relief Hopes Dismissed As Kansas Considers Fees
Kansas lawmakers, from both parties, plan to raise vehicle license tag fees and alter personal property tax timing. Despite a $176 million state surplus forecast, aid to schools and local governments is unlikely, signaling higher local taxes and political shifts within the GOP.
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Robert Bennett
Senate
Dear Dr Thosteson Child Health Letter Cites Persistent Infections
A mother of five writes that her children, aged seven and younger, have been healthy until now but have experienced recurring illnesses this year requiring continuous penicillin courses, prompting concern about potential water or environmental factors affecting health.
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Family illness linked to new water supply or school exposure
A reader questions a potential link between family bronchitis and a community water supply. The doctor reassures that the issue is common with multiple children, especially as start of school, and advises water testing if concern persists. Emphasizes perseverance, immunization, and keeping sick children home.
U.S. May Need More Farm Exports by 1980 Says Academy
A National Academy of Sciences report concludes the United States could support a substantial rise in farm exports by 1980 and beyond if population growth remains slow and yields improve. The study, while focusing on pest control and reducing chemical poisons, notes export potential hinges on steady productivity gains and favorable assumptions.
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Television Schedule Fragments and Economic Report
Television log lists 5:00 to 13:27 daily programming across multiple channels with shows such as Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street and The Electric Company. The second portion reports on a USDA forecast noting slower U.S. farm commodity prices amid currency realignments and international demand, predicting continued energy shortages and fertilizer supply constraints into the decade.
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ABC Olympics Coverage Opens From Innsbruck to Innsbruck
ABC launched 43 cameras and 300 crew for Innsbruck Winter Games. Jim Kay and Pierre Salinger joined the open day as Art Devlin commented on hazards and the blizzard of commentary. Coverage, costing about $10 million for rights, runs through February 15 with skiing and skating events on tap tonight.
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Jim KeKay
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Homebuilding Rebound Signals Stronger Construction Demand
The AP reports a housing rebound as mortgage rates drop and money loosens. Apartment and shopping center loans fall to multi month lows, lenders court borrowers, and S and Ls with surplus funds accelerate lending after a period of tight credit.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notes
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside rates. It notes sales tax inclusion and a 3 percent deduction for out of state subscribers and credits Associated Press copyright.
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