City funds strain as costs rise for officials and services
Page Two Editorial notes Kansas City faces financial strain from rising costs. It cites the Truman sports complex Arrowhead stadium and Royals field, the Battle complex and Kemper area, plus funding woes for Scouts hockey, underpaid teachers, threatened firefighter strikes, policing costs for the Republican convention, and hotel operators concerned about expenses.
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Kansas City
Truman
Arrowhead
Royals
City plans $80,000 party to woo press at heart of America
Report says the city must raise 80 000 dollars to host a major cocktail party for delegates dignitaries and newsmen to paint Kansas City as a fine city rather than a cow town. The piece argues the city’s priorities are out of whack yet Kansas City will endure.
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TV Boys
Heart of
America
Kansas City
Care For The Elderly Bill Passes House In Kansas
A bill to strengthen nursing home laws in Kansas moves to the Senate. It would set a 250 dollar daily fine for facilities not meeting minimum standards. The measure argues that well run homes benefit communities and protect the elderly, who deserve basic care.
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Kansas
House
Senate
Dry Skin Complaint Seeks Doctor Advice
A 24 year old reports year round extreme skin dryness that worsens during winter. He drinks normal liquids and consumes typical salt, asks for dermatological guidance from Dr Thesteson.
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Dr. Thesteson
Skin care guidance and Caesarean delivery Q&A
Dr Thosteson discusses dry skin causes and remedies including reduced baths, limited soap use, tepid soaks and emollients. He notes dry skin can signal thyroid issues and advises medical evaluation. The second piece explains indications for Caesarean delivery, including large fetus, toxemia, diabetes, heart disease, and labor problems, with current views on repeat cesareans.
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K.F.J
Thosteson
Television Schedule Log of Evening Lineup and Classics
A dense OCR style listing outlines a full day of television programming from early evening through midnight. It mentions numerous programs and hosts including Sesame Street, Hogan's Heroes, The Beverly Hillbillies, Gunsmoke, All in the Family style era shows, sports broadcasts, news blocks, and several movies and specials across channels. The entry compiles times, show titles, and occasional episode cues, reflecting a comprehensive network schedule for viewers.
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Zoom
Green Acres
News
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
America
Nashville Music
Wild Kingdom
Beverly Hillbibles
Donny and Marie
Sanford and Son
Sara
Washington Week In Review
Wall Street Week
Dean Martin
Kup
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Hollywood Television Theatre
the Carpenters
Ironside
The Case of Overkill and the Stock Market Shift
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff chronicles the 1967 paper panic on Wall Street caused by misfiled records and liquidation of 117 firms, triggering price drops, investor losses, and calls for a central public market. By 1976, technology improved handling, but a single central exchange remained unrealized as independent markets regain confidence.
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John Cunniff
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
America
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Agriculture Department sees turkeys and chickens surge this spring
Washington AP The USDA Outlook and Situation Board forecasts substantial production increases for turkeys and broiler chickens through spring, with only a moderate rise in turkey wholesale prices and no change for broilers. Egg supply remains flat year over year with wholesale prices dipping about a dime. consumer prices depend on processors and retailers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nessen to Try Bit on TV on Sat Night
AP reports White House press secretary Nessen will guest host NBC’s Sat Night Live, with skits about the Ford administration. Producer Lorne Michaels says the appearance grew from discussions with Nessen and NBC officials. Nessen, a former NBC News anchor, will donate his fee to charity and rehearsal plans depend on his schedule.
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Nessen
New York
Gerald Ford
CBS
Mary Tyler Moore
Ford White House
Hon Nessen
NBC
Nelsen
NBC News
Ford
Lorne Michaels
White House
Reagan
al Franken
New Hampshire
House
Henry
Franken
Michaels
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Peking
Ottawa Ottawa Herald subscription rates aid readers
Ottawa Herald lists daily rates for trade area and outside trade area subscriptions. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with out of state subscribers receiving a 3 percent deduction on sales tax. The paper credits Associated Press for its news dispatches.
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Levar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Goif
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Sergeant Preston
Malma Africa
San Francisco Consus
Cincinnati Bearcats
Wide World of Sports
Porter Wagoner
Hee Haw
Lawrence Welk
Lassie
Babar the Elephant
Jeffersons
Doc
S.wa.t
Bob Newhart
Bert D’angelo
Soundstage
Firing Line
Lowell Thomas
Toko-Ri
Rue Morgan
Maverick
Bouncin' Britches
Grandstand
Hollywood
Golden State Warriors
Boston Celtics
Harold Ensley
Don Adams
American Issues Forum
Black Journal
Kansas Diary
World Press
Movia
World of Disney
Adams Chronicles
Ellery Queen
Sonny and Cher
Nova
Columbo
Kotak
Bronk
Kansas Legislative Review
Bill Moyers’ Journal
Good Heavens
Mari
Ted Owens
Popt
Jack Hartman
Charlie Chan
Target
Brian B. King
Associated Press
USDA
By Jay Sharbutt
AP Television
Focal
Bekar
Balab
Oliva
Walt Disneys
Leroy
Golden Eagle Restaurant
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