What Are His Plans Docking in Senate Race Question
Editorial reports from Washington and Topeka tie Gov. Robert Docking to a $1000 International Association of Machinists donation to a Wichita based "Docking for Senate Committee" while GOP leaders urge disavowal or disclosure. Independence Republicans debate Docking’s 196? ambitions as a four term governor contemplates a possible Senate bid or another run for governor.
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International Association of Machinists
James Pearson
Docking
Campaign Controversy Over Nixon War Policy Debate
The piece notes Democrats criticize Nixon for slow progress in ending the war while claiming they would do better. It cites Sen. Ted Kennedy urging an end to the war and recalls Presidents Kennedy and Johnson as Democratic predecessors, with the broader political cost of public debate amid negotiations.
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Ted Kennedy
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Johnson
Pearson Faces Lincoln Day In Kansas On Reelect Bid
Kansas Senator James Pearson returns to his home state for Lincoln Day events highlighting a ten year Senate tenure and his run for re election. He notes his press releases focus on issues and jokes about public polls and charisma.
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James Pearson
Pearson
Senate
Burping Cause Questioned by Dr Thosteson
A reader questions Dr Thosteson’s assertion that burping comes from swallowing air and shares personal symptoms of a lumplike sensation in the upper alimentary tract. They note relief after swallowing liquid, followed by a burp and the usual remark about what was eaten.
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Menstruation Returns After Eight Years
A teacher asks about delayed periods. Dr Thosteson explains severe emotional strain can pause and later resume menstruation. A follow up discusses bee-sting antihistamines, air swallowing as a burp cause, and the puzzle of a perceived lump that vanishes after drinking and belching.
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Board of Education
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Wool market to shrink as U S sheep herd falls
Washington AP reports a further drop in U S sheep numbers will cut wool production to the lowest level since 1873. Prices have fallen from 40 10.42 cents to about 24 cents last year, with a slight rebound forecast this year aided by foreign prices and dollar trends. Sheep and lamb stocks fell about six to seven percent from a year earlier. Consumer demand shifts toward beef and pork, plus producer reallocation, drive the decline.
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Agriculture Department
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Department
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No-Fault Auto Insurance Debate Reaches Kansas Legislature
Kansas lawmakers study no fault auto insurance amid confusion and controversy. The House Insurance Committee tabled three bills as experts note this approach may curb delays and red tape, with national and regional precedents cited and Governor Docking praising state reports.
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Associated Press
Lew Ferguson
Topeka, Kan
House Insurance Committee
University of Nebraska-Omaha
Willis Park Rokes
Kansas Insurance Department
Fletcher Bell
Feeder Cattle Numbers Rise in Major States
AP reports February 1 United States feedlots hold 8.193 million cattle, up 10 percent from a year earlier across six states. Iowa has 2.219 million, Nebraska 1.605 million, Texas 1.822 million, Colorado 0.907 million, Arizona 0.540 million, California 1.037 million, with Kansas at 1.100 million in feedlots. January placements totaled 1.581 million head.
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Kansas
Sometimes Good Sometimes Bad Televised Movies
New York AP review decries TV film quality noting Call Her Mom as a weak attempt with Connie Stevens and Van Johnson delivering limited charm. Critics contrast the season’s sloppy production pace with CBS and NBC offerings and observe TV movie fatigue amid low budgets and rapid scheduling.
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Jerry Parris
CBS
Merv Griffin
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Johnny Carson
NBC
Televised Schedule Log For A Spring Evening Lineup
Readable TV guide fragment lists multiple time blocks with programs across channels. Entries include News Weather Sports classic shows such as Dream Of Jeannie High Chaparral Bonanza Hogan's Heroes Andy Griffiths Family reality and movie titles like The Man From Bitter Ridge Creature From The Black Lagoon and Suddenly Last Summer.
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Medical Center
Night Gallery
Days of Our Lives
Cafferty & Company
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Guiding Light
Another World
Bay City
General Hospital
Secret Storm
One Life To Live
Bright Promise
Edge of Night
Gomer Pyle
Perry Mason
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Mike Douglas
Jeff‘s Collie
Big Vatley
Daniel Boone
Dick van Dyke
Hogan‘s Heroes
Room 222
Andy Griffith
Hee Haw
Hogan’s Heroes
Flip Wilson
Me and the Chimp
Alias Smith and Jones
Ironside
Longstreet
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options. It notes mail and carrier pricing and a 3 percent out of state tax deduction, and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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Wellington
Associated Press
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