No Knock Bill Prompts editorials and poll split
In Kansas, state senator Wint Winter faces editorials opposing his no knock bill though a 72 percent local poll supported it. Editors warn of rights violations if officers enter homes without knocking to investigate narcotics. Reagan cites fiscal battles as governors clash with legislatures. Topeka notes focus on booze hingo and pay raises.
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Salt-Free Diet Question to Dr Thosteson
Patient asks if a salt free diet forbids cakes or cookies containing baking soda or baking powder. Notes no salt added to vegetables or other foods and friends avoid salt in meals. Seeks clarification on whether soda or powder in baked goods violates the diet.
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Dr. Thosteson
Salt Free Diet and Digestive Health Guidance
A reader asks about eating bread with salt and maintaining a salt free diet. Guidance covers minimizing added sodium, using salt free bread and low sodium baking powder, potassium salt substitutes, and checking labels for sodium in foods and remedies. It also includes a reader letter about wine causing diarrhea and a separate note on sexual desire in older women with comforting biblical prayers.
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Dr. Thosteson
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Thosteson
Inflation slows as Nixon aides hail January gain
Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows consumer prices up only 0.1 percent in January, with the seasonally adjusted rise at 0.3 percent. Officials including Paul McCracken and John Connally express cautious optimism while Fed Chair Burns warns of a possible economic emergency without stronger White House action. He questions wage price controls, saying they frighten him unless in war or national crisis.
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Nixon Eyes Incomes Policy Shifts to Curb Inflation
AP reports signs the Nixon administration may move toward an incomes policy and inflation controls for private industry. Stein cites possible steps from alerts to public wage and price boards while jawboning persists. Housing loan rate cuts and debt limit proposals accompany broader economic actions.
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Nixon
Stein
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Demo Vote Plan Faces Court Fight
The Democratic National Committee approves a compromise apportionment formula for 1972. John F. English pledges federal action before the vote, challenging a plan that shifts weight toward large states and reduces 24 smaller ones. The plan blends electoral votes with Democratic strength and contrasts with an earlier reform proposal that favored big states.
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New York
DNC
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O'Hara
Daily Kansas newspaper subscription rates and AP notice
Publication details list subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and the paper’s daily except Sunday and holidays schedule with a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers and AP rights.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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