When it started to snow we thought weather science came up short
A home resident jokes about weather science while a Florida trip is mentioned. A study suggests ending federally backed student loans could affect college enrollments or push students to part time work. The San Francisco grand jury probes city plumber wages with several earning over 35000. A city energy editor vacancy is noted, while a columnist joke about hosting eight women with different diets. A local matron remarks that India isn’t the only place where the cow is
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Saturday Notebook saored
A satirical column notes examples of discrimination and gender bias in employment and education. It mentions a KU placement officer seeking a reporter who can enter a men's locker room without blush, maternity leave controversy, a dance class mishap, and AMA president quotes critiquing medical overreach. Dr. Russell D. Roth comments on myths around medicine.
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Tailbone Changes After Birth Question to Doctor Thosteson
A reader asks Dr. Thosteson whether the tailbone can lengthen after childbirth. The correspondent notes tailbone sensitivity for 11 months, with pain when sitting on hard surfaces such as a bathtub.
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Tailbone pain and personal health Q&A guidance
A reader describes coccygodynia after childbirth and snowmobile rides. Dr Thosteson advises posture, padded seating, and hot baths, with possible muscle relaxation or rectal massage if needed. He notes infection as a possible but unlikely cause and cautions against slumping during sitting or driving.
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Kentucky park to honor horses at Walnut Hall Stud Farm
Kentuckys Walnut Hall Stud Farm near Lexington has been purchased by the state to create a new park honoring the horse industry. Officials aim to open the 963 acre site in time for the 1974 bicentennial celebration, with the project planned as a feature of state history and tourism.
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Food stamp rule targets teachers with seasonal income
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department will require food stamp applicants in certain households to report 12 month average income to curb truancy during summer when teachers on annual salaries draw no pay. Florida complaints spurred the rule, citing teachers with yearly earnings of about 8000 dollars who still obtain food stamps in vacations. Federal rules cut off aid for a four person household earning over 373 dollars monthly. Also in Washington AP news, egg producers expect a rosy year but higher prices for consumers.
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Church Into Farm Crusade By Kansas Catholic Leader
Harris Enterprises Topeka report on the Kansas Catholic Conference led by Vincent DeCoursey urging rural life protection. The church campaigns against corporate farming, seeks reports on farming corporations, and promotes family farms while opposing farm-bill moves by Farm Bureau and Kansas Livestock Association. Archdiocese support and broad coalition aims to halt land concentration and urban migration. DeCoursey frames agriculture as a moral issue and champions incentives for family farms.
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