Three Year Plan Faces Trouble Over Higher Ed Pay
Page Two Editorial argues Kansas must raise college professor salaries to retain talent. Regents seek 10 percent more from the Legislature, with merit raises possible for staff earning over 25,000. Critique notes that blanket boosts cost about 11.2 million annually and warns against equating quality education with higher pay.
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State Board of Regents
Kansas
Can We Spend Better On Professors Or Teachers
Across Kansas today districts hire and pay elementary and secondary teachers, all college graduates, at a third of state professor salaries. Teachers instruct all our children, not just college bound, with workloads four to six periods daily, five days a week, about double that of professors. Over 15 years the plight of professors and administrators has been voiced, but local needs demand better balance.
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Kansas
Concorde Landing Dealt With in U.S. Trial Plan
The United States will allow the Concorde to land on a 16 month trial while environmentalists threaten court action and New York may ban Kennedy landings leaving Dulles as a possible site. Senators may push a broader ban as Coleman reviews costs and fares against a backdrop of potential subsidies and market fate.
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United States
William Coleman
New York
Kennedy
Dulles
Washington D.C
Congress
Eczema Dr Thosteson Advice For Young Sufferers
A mother seeks guidance on eczema in a two year old. The doctor notes allergy based causes, suggests diet elimination, avoiding triggers like dairy eggs wheat citrus, and cautions on corticosteroid use. Advice includes single doctor management, fabric and soap choices, and watchful care for potential infections.
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B.P. Eczema
Television Log Full Day Schedule Entry
Airing grid lists multiple programs across hours with repeats and specials including Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street News and sports. Featured titles include The Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Show MASH The Apartment and Star programs with Olympic coverage and pageant mentions.
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Green Acres
Carrascalendas
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Focus
KCPT
City of Angels
Kansas City
Market's Energy Crisis and Rally Question Deepens
AP Business analysis notes energy-driven stock gains cool as oil and other inputs thin. With interest rate declines stabilizing, investors weigh economic recovery durability, inflation and unemployment trends, and whether six month prospects justify continuing the market rally amid uncertain momentum.
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John Cunniff
New York
Wall Street
Americans eat: Time to earn for groceries drops vs foreign peers
AP Farm writer reports USDA figures showing U S factory workers needed 2 hours 16 minutes to buy a nine item grocery list in 1975, up from 1974, while workers in 13 foreign countries averaged 4 hours 34 minutes. Foreign inflation ate into wages, with U S food prices rising 6.5 percent that year. Countries compared include West Germany, Brazil, Belgium, Argentina, Australia, Denmark, Britain, Canada, France, Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands and Japan.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Argentina
United States
USDA
West Germany
Brazil
Belgium
Australia
Denmark
Great Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Sweden
Netherlands
Japan
Burrs Talents Lead To Pretty Fair Show
Raymond Burr returns to TV as defense attorney Arthur Mallory in Mallory a pilot for a possible series on NBC Sunday Mystery Movie The story follows a once famed lawyer trying to regain prominence with a case involving a 19 year old nephew and an uncle over an auto theft and a harsh jail encounter that leads to a potential murder charge
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Perry Mason
Ironsides
Raymond Burr
Mallory
NBC
Nielsen
CBS
Monte Markham
Burr
Arthur Mallory
Della Street
Kid
Lincoln
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It provides trade area and out of area subscription prices by month, three months, six months, and one year, plus a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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Legar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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