Editorial Sad Sacks, Indeed: Public Energy Gripes and Bureaucrats
A critical editorial laments energy waste and government bungling from past presidents to modern DOT and Social Security offices. It mocks high interchanges with 54 thousand-watt lights, urges conserving energy, and notes many on Social Security lack transport or licenses while public spaces sit underutilized.
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Social Security
Ottawa
High And Mighty Costly Two Developments Hit Travel News
United Airlines negotiated a labor contract giving senior pilots top pay of 80 000 dollars per year. The FAA demanded that all airliners carry a warning device to alert pilots when about to fly into the ground, likely shouting pull up. The piece questions the necessity of such a warning for highly paid pilots.
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United Airlines
Mother Earth
Arthritis Questions Posed to Dear Doctor
A reader addresses Dr Thesteson with several puzzling arthritis questions seeking expert guidance and clarification on symptoms causes and treatment options.
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Dr. Thesteson
Tendonitis versus arthritis and jock itch explained
Dear reader queries cover tendonitis not being tied to arthritis and not traveling between limbs. Calcium deposits in tendons are part of healing, may mimic arthritis, and require possible removal. Jock itch is tinea cruris caused by a fungus or irritation from athletic supporters. prevention centers on cleanliness and drying, with antifungal treatment and possible lab skin scraping for confirmation.
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J.K
J-K
Thosteson
Jock
A.B
Social Security under review by Advisory Council
J Henry Smith of Equitable Life chairs the Advisory Council on Social Security defends the program as secure and well run while backing a proposed increase in the taxable wage base to 24400. He notes 93 percent of workers would have payroll taxes withheld if enacted, a move he says diverges from the original three tier idea.
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New York
J. Henry Smith
Advisory Council On Social Security
Congress
Advisory Council
Smith
Kansas to Remodel All Lawmaker Offices at Heavy Cost
Kansas officials reveal lavish remodeling costs for lawmakers offices with 19 new suites for senators and 21 more planned, plus 125 House offices. Estimated totals exceed 550000 dollars for new spaces as debates of use surge during the 90 day session and interim meetings.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Senate
Bob Hougland
Capitol
House of Representatives
Hoagland
Jack Steineger
Ckansas City
State Adjutant General
Sleineger
Houghland
Steineger
Hougland
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Television Log of Evening Schedule Listings
A dense paper log lists TV programs across channels with numerous titles including Sesame Street Early Show Electric Company Green Acres News Truth or Consequences Star Trek Hawaii Five O Marcus Welby MD Police Story Barnaby Jones Tonight's lineup spans family comedies dramas westerns and news with many film and theatre titles such as The Dream Makers Banacek and The Split across multiple time blocks and channels.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Zoom
Bolivia
TV Weatherman
World News Tonight
America
Mike Douglas
Night Gallery
Washburn
Beverly Hillbillies
Antonia
Onion glut hits growers as prices collapse nationwide
Washington report says yellow globe and Spanish onions sell for 4 cents or less in New York and 2 to 3 cents in Idaho, with Michigan and Colorado similar. Growers warn tears may come from farmers this year as prices fall from about eight cents last year while retail stores show mixed prices. Onion output rose to a record 34 million 100 pound bags last year, with storage onions accounting for about 24.8 million bags.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
New York
Daho
Colorado
Michigan
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Food Stamp Deal Faces Delay in Final Decision
Washington AP reports a final decision on Ford administration’s plan to charge needy families 30 percent of net income for food stamps has been delayed amid strong congressional criticism. Critics say unemployment and hardship justify easier access. current average is about 23 percent. About 2,500 public comments were filed in protest as Agriculture Department weighed March 1 start.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
Ottawa Herald Subscriptions and AP Rights Notice
Ottawa Herald presents subscription rates for in area and out of area by mail with monthly quarterly six month and annual options and details tax deductions for out of state readers. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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