Conviction of Judge Otto Kerner Shocks Nation
Page Two Editorial notes the 17 count conviction of Judge Otto Kerner former Illinois governor. It calls him the first U.S. Court of Appeals judge convicted of a crime and analyzes political blame games and his once spotless record.
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Otto Kerner
U.S. Court of Appeals
Illinois
Illinois race track stock scandal links to governor era
The piece notes Kerner and an associate bought stock for 50 000 each claimed to be worth over 300 000, highlighting big money in Illinois racing and the potential for corruption. It warns Kansas against legalizing horse betting, citing possible broad corruption and favors bought by racing interests.
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Illinois
Kerner
Kansas
High Dry And Sober On Kansas Airwaves
Kansas bans cocktails on flights over the state as Continental and Frontier halt service on arrivals departures and overflights. Braniff and Trans World Airlines have not yet responded. Attorney General Vern Miller leads enforcement amid a broader dry public moment in Kansas air and on the ground private clubs continue mixed drinking.
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Continental
Frontier Airlines
Kansas
Braniff
Trans World Airlines
Amtrak
Vern Miller
Reader protest over Supreme Court abortion ruling
Mrs Earl Poss of Greeley protests the Supreme Court decision to liberalize abortion. She argues the court should focus on liberty and justice and questions abortion methods, conditions up to eight months, and sterilization of mothers who consent. She links abortion to murder and wartime deaths, calling for limits on conception.
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Supreme Court
Kansas
Earl Poss
Greeley
Parkinson's Disease Heredity Question to Dr Thosteson
Dear Dr Thosteson asks if Parkinson's disease is hereditary. The writer notes a family link, mentioning the father lived with Parkinson's for 16 years and recalls early signs including reduced control over tears or laughter.
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Dr. Thosteson
Understanding Parkinsonism and the mumps vaccine questions
A reader asks if tears signal Parkinsonism heredity and the doctor explains heredity is unlikely as a cause. He notes age of onset usually after 50 and lists factors such as brain injuries and arterial hardening. The doctor also clarifies vaccine availability and references prayer.
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M.S
Farm Roundup on Future of U.S. Farms and Definitions
Washington expects rapid ag structure changes by 1985 with 2.1 million farms total and 830,000 producing 90 percent of food and fiber, led by 168,000 superfarms generating at least 100000 yearly. Proposals to redefine farm status could cut the count by more than half and shift income statistics.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Census
Agribusiness Accountability Project
America
Lee
USDA
Industry to spend $1 billion on pollution abatement in 1973
NEW YORK AP Ameri can industry will spend 1 billion dollars on pollution abatement in 1973, according to estimates by Arthur D. Little Inc. Total expenditures for capital goods by U.S. business should total 10 billion dollars during the coming year, the firm said.
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New York
Arthur D. Little Inc
U.S
Kansas lawmakers edge toward bigger National Guard incentives
Kansas legislators debate bonuses for enlistment and re enlistment, tuition support for dependents of fallen guardsmen, early retirement at 55 with $50 monthly, and tax exemptions. Bills aim to boost recruiting as Army guard shortages persist with 773 enlisted and 13 officers unfilled statewide. Wichita and Topeka vacancies noted amid overall strength targets.
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Madden
Fry
Senate
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Harper
Mike Glover
D-Lawrence
Kansas National Guard
Kansas Guard
Army Guard
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Air Guard
Sid Caesar Show Makes A Comeback
New York AP reports a cinema will show 10 selections from Sid Caesar and Max Liebman’s Show of Shows 1952 53 in a 90 minute program. Caesar and Liebman plan TV specials while younger audiences recall the legendary comedian’s two era impact.
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Sid Caesar
New York
NBC
Caesar
Max Liebman
Las Vegas
Television Program Guide Log Ottawa KS Day Part Schedule
Ottawa Kansas daily TV grid lists extensive channel blocks from 5:00 PM to 1:30 AM with multiple shows per hour. It includes Sesame Street Mayberry RFD Lost in Space Hogan's Heroes Bonanza The Waltons News Weather Sports and numerous classic programs. Also notes subscription and Associated Press credit details.
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Kansas
Mayberry
TV Weatherman
Dragnet
Lassie
Beverly Hillbillies
Police Surgeon
Wdaf-Tv
Advocates
Mod Squad
Flip Wilson
the Waltons
Ironside
King Solomon’s Mines
Dean Martin
World Press
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Harlow
Mike Douglas
Dinah Shore
Eddie
Big Valley
Paris
Green Acres
Somerset
Mike
Douglas
Treehouse Lane
Jeff
Collie
Daniel Boone
Mister Rogers
Merv Griffin
Star Trek
Electric Company
Munsters
Mayberry Red
Hagan’s Heroes
Lilias
World News
Washington In Review
Sanford and Son
Partridge Family
Little People
FBI
Room 222
Circle of Fear
Masterpiece Theatre
Odd Coupte
Ivan the Terrible
Bobby Darin
Ivy America
Jonathan Winters
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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