Foreign aid as a business proposition in U S policy
The Ottawa Herald reprint argues foreign aid functions as a revenue and strategic tool. Henry Kissinger seeks reconstruction funds for Vietnam from U S budget. West Germany and Japan pledge or demand influence. The piece frames aid as dollars to gain raw materials, markets, labor, and tax shelters, noting political aims but calling aid largely a business deal rather than charity. It concludes foreign aid is justified if profitable for all.
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Dr. Kissinger
Hanoi
United States
Mr. Nixon
West Germany
Vietnam
Japan
China
Russia
Ghengis Khan
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
England
Britannia
Salina
Youth Minimum Wage Debate Splits Congress
The Parsons Sun notes a deadlock over a youth minimum wage under 18. Proposals suggest a six month lower rate to widen youth job access, but organized labor, led by AFL-CIO, opposes any differential citing exploitation risks and potential adult job loss. Local interest groups weigh broader youth employment against fair wages.
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Congress
Organized Labor
Congressional
Afl-Cio
Parsons Sun
Editorial on bingo legality and missed chances
The Garden City Telegram laments past inaction on bingo legality, arguing that earlier enforcement might have led to legal, voter approved bingo operations. The piece notes Vern Miller’s absence from the attorney general role and suggests current debates are a wasted, post hoc confrontation.
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Vern Miller
Attorney General’s Office
Miller
Wichita
Oliver Hardy
Garden City Telegram
Hay Fever Desensitization Helps Allergy Sufferers
Desensitization treatment for hay fever and other allergies can reduce symptoms by building partial tolerance to pollen and allergens. The approach is effective now, before the peak sniffle season, though not perfect.
Preseasonal desensitization for hay fever relief
Advice urges starting allergist guided treatment now to buildup tolerance before pollen season. Describes gradual injections, monthly plans, and costs versus benefits. Also notes heat aids arthritis relief, adds a brief prayer and a Proverbs verse.
Farm exports top 1972 record outlook rises
Washington AP government figures show U S farm exports through December running above the Nixon administration 10 billion dollar forecast for the year Nearly 5 2 billion in the last half of 1972 led by grain and soybeans exports rose 36 percent from July December 1971 The Foreign Agricultural Service notes calendar year 1972 export total at 89 4 billion a record for Jan Dec and up 22 percent from 7 7 billion in 1971 Soviet Union and China purchases anchor the year with Japan and Western Europe also significant buyers Exports to Western Europe reached 3 5 billion in 1972 underscoring broad demand
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
China
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
Japan
Rahe
Western
Europe
Crisis deepens over currency values in New York markets
The Business Mirror reports from New York that attention centers on which nation's currency remains overpriced and whether monetary policies can adequately address the derpriced value. Analysts note currency values are relative and driven by shifting market dynamics.
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New York
Currency shifts and export gains noted in 1972 trade
The piece discusses currency devaluation and revaluation debates among major nations, highlighting grain soybeans and oilseed exports. It notes grain and its products accounted for 3.5 billion dollars of 1972 exports, soybeans 1.5 billion, oilseeds and products 2.4 billion, and states higher prices boosted export value by about one third in 1972.
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U.S
Television Schedule A Busy Kansas City Love Of TV
Daily broadcast guide from Ottawa Kansas lists a dense matrix ofao television programming from morning to after midnight. It includes external listings for Mayberry R F D Lost In Space Hogan's Heroes Dramas News Weather Sports and educational segments together with commercials and local public notices. The page specifies pricing for subscriptions and credits the editor Robert B Wellington with publication details and AP membership.
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Kansas
Mayberry R.F.D
Hogan's Heroes
Tenafly
Net Opera Theatre
Doris Day
Bill Cosby
Margaret Mead
General Hospital
Bay City
Peyton Place
Mike Douglas
Big Valley
Eddie
Treehouse Lane
Somerset
Green Acres
Jeff
News
Chemistry
Zoom
Sports Today
TV Weatherman
World News
Hollywood Squares
Beverly Hillbillies
Statistics
Maverick
Maude
Hawaii Five-O
Bill Moyer
K.U
K-State
Black Journal
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Kansan Senator Sees Budget, Bingo, and Tax Debates
Senator Wint Winter reflects on a rough Topeka week with 20 committee meetings and five Senate sessions. He supports income tax increases to ease ad valorem taxes while noting bingo legalization compels constitutional change. He highlights school finance bills, Governor proposals, and a potential Senate race challenge involving Bill Roy, Bob Dole, Vern Miller, and a possible Democratic primary.
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Sen. Wint Winter
Topeka
Senate
House of Representatives
Bill Roy
Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
Kansas
Vern Miller
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
Christ
Dewain H. Rahe
Oes
Business Mirror
Leroy
Four States
Flintstones
New Zea Revue
Jackson Five
Mathers-In-Law
Sesame Street
Dinah Shore
Grace Crawford
Electric Company
Dennis the Menace
Paul Dixon
Guiding Light
Marcus Welby
America
Walter Kerr
Maggie
TV News
Christ Unlimited
Felony Squad
S. Cedar
House
Senate Education Committee
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