Kansas Public Television Commission urges eight year project
The Kansas Public Television Commission backs an eight year plan to bring service to 700000 residents at a cost near 13 million dollars. It notes Kansas is one of nineteen states without state supported public TV and cites educational cultural benefits while seeking legislative reaction. The first year would cost about 600000 dollars amid wide comment across Kansas.
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Kansas Public Television Commission
Kansas
Olathe News
Tax-Supported Public TV Debate Sparks Local Question
The Hays Daily News notes mixed views on tax and state funded public television. Some see a wholesome addition while others worry about rising costs and shifting spending priorities. Residents already receive service from Topeka and Kansas City amid concerns over public support and potential parallels to tax supported newspapers.
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Hays Daily News
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City
Ford pledge on farm estate taxes greeting from St Louis
President Ford spoke at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in St Louis promising changes to inheritance tax law to help pass family farms to future generations. He argued farmers face burdens similar to merchants, urging equal treatment under law. Critics question practicality in Congress and broader applicability.
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Ford
St. Louis
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Were Economic Dummies by John Cunniff
John Q Jennings urges better economic literacy as a 1976 context for labor talks. He argues profits are misread, workers misperceive income shares, and publicize division of income to reduce disputes. He cites GM 1946 strike data and advocates sharing facts to ease tensions.
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John Cunniff
New York
John Q. Jennings
America
Jennings
John Q. Jennings Associates
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Michigan
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Post-Mono Dear Dr. Thesteson Letter to a Doctor
A 20 year old girl in poor health writes to Dr Thesteson describing contracted illnesses after mononucleosis a year earlier. She reports ongoing symptoms described as communicable and seeks medical advice and relief. The letter conveys concern over persistent health issues following infection.
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Dr. Thesteson
Mononucleosis and Heart Disease Q&A Guiding Care
Reader questions cover mono recovery timelines and possible complications, including liver involvement and anemia, plus explanations of organic heart disease, its causes, and coping strategies. The exchange clarifies diagnosis, treatment focus on rest, and the distinction between organic and systemic heart issues.
Television Listings for Prime Time Schedule Fragment
An OCR messy schedule lists TV programs across hours and channels including News, Family Affair, Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, Green Acres, Andy Griffith, Truth or Consequences, Beverly Hillbillies, Gunsmoke, Hawaii Five-O, Barnaby Jones, Streets of San Francisco, The Devil's Brigade, Mannix, Johnny Carson, and other shows with time blocks and channel codes, reflecting a dense lineup from evening to late night.
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Family Affair
Zoom
Green Acres
News
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Bobby Vinton
General Educationa Development
Hagan’s Heroes
Beverly Hillbiilies
Eagle
Cannon
Starsky and Hutch
Blue Knight
Weather
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Ironside
the Packer-Backers
Robert MacNeil
Sunset Strip
Junction City
Andy Griffith
Grady
Cop and the Kid
Fiddler
Fodor
Lowell Thomas
San Francisco
Medical Story
Hollywood
Harry O
Barnaby Jones
Lilias
Yoga
You
Mannix
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policy Summary
Ottawa Kansas publishes local notices and news with subscription rates listed for both in area and out of area readers. Rates include one month 1.96, three months 5.36, six months 7.37, one year 17.30 for trade area and higher rates for outside readers. out of state subscriptions deduct 3 percent sales tax.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Soviet Russia winter crop faces potential grain shortfall
AP dispatch details how much of the Soviet winter grain may be too frail without early protective snow. January is critical. Moscow's goal remains 206 million tons, while a smaller harvest last year prompted large U.S. exports. USDA notes uncertainties but expects spring to clarify yields. In the United States, the winter wheat crop is poor to fair in western Kansas, with moisture improving prospects in Oklahoma and Texas.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
U.S
Great Plains
Moscow
Pope
Russia
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
USDA
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George C. Thosteson
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Feee
Siti Athe Bi A
Eth Delee
oEst
Loretta
Franklin Savings Association
Association
Duane H. Hall
Warren Hnatty
Julie Christie
Valdie
Uta Uldttilis
Thri
Vorhon
Les Tretaes
Iter
Dan Haggerty
Denver Pyle
Richard Friedenberg
David O'Malley
Charles BE. Sellier, Jr
Telephos
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