Ottawan F. Ransom Bennett remembered for people focus
The listing of organizations shows F. Ransom Bennett active in Ottawan life for 80 years. His memberships hint at a curious man with a phenomenal memory for names and faces and a deep interest in where people lived and what they did.
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F. Ransom Bennett
Ransom Bennett Remembered for Common Touch and Warm Humor
F R Bennett combined memory curiosity and puckish humor with an easy manner. He drew friends from all walks of life regardless of color or station. He valued people over things and few men met and made friends as he did.
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Ransom Bennett
Tax relief slips from Tinker to Evers to Chance in Congress
Taxpayers face costly relief as withholding rises to fix under withholding while the federal government gains 1 billion more annually. Despite gains, 112 high earners avoided federal taxes last year and Rep. Reuss says 20 to 30 billion could be raised if all paid fairly, a shift of fortune for taxpayers.
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Evers
Congress
Potomac
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Tinker
Chance
Tongue tied concerns for infants and timing
The note asks why babies may be tongue tied and why care is sometimes delayed until about one year old before seeking hospital care. It implies questions about when to treat and potential reasons for delaying intervention in infancy.
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Dr. Thosteson
Tongue clipping and health advice from Dr Thosteson
A reader asks about tongue-tie clipping in infants and whether it is still routinely done. Dr Thosteson explains that early clipping is not always necessary as a child grows, and suggests pediatric evaluation at six months to decide. Also answers on boiling water for tea and on blood testing for venereal disease in schools, urging education and personal responsibility.
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Thosteson
S.C
Modified Wheat Program Hints Tougher Acreage Cuts
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department may unveil a revised 1972 wheat payment plan by Wednesday to encourage farmers to reduce production. Farm Roundup says final details delayed. pressure grows from producer groups and some Midwest lawmakers. The current program pays only for idle land up to set aside acreage, despite record 1971 wheat output and higher winter wheat plantings, with calls for extra payments to discourage planting and possibly graze or plow under surplus acres.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
The New Campus Rebellion by Terry Ryan
A new generation of college students is turning to the system and its rules to push change, with leaders away from protests and toward voting, campus governance reform, and professional careers. Voter drives succeed on campuses like Texas and Indiana, while coed housing and personal freedom expand.
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Terry Ryan
Associated Press
America
Boston
Berkeley
Wisconsin
Texas
Southeast Asia
Michigan State
University of Texas
Tim Higgins
University of Wisconsin Student Association
Robbie Stamps
Kent State
National Guard
Larry Diamond
Stanford
Diamond
George McGovern
Joann Schulte
Irene Eintracht
Students For A Democratic Society
Harvard
Psychology
Richard J. Herrnstein
SDS
Herrnstein
Psychology Department
Jeffery Mayersohn
Austin
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Francis X. McCloskey
Tom McKean
Aston
Paul Ginsberg
Fill-Ins Do Nicely NEW YORK AP
Three television features filled weekend hours with low budget but solid acting and scripts. The Bravos starred George Peppard as a fort commander amid plains and desert scenes, delivering action and character warmth. The Astronaut traced a space agency hoax involving a dead astronaut and a lookalike in a romance wrapped plot. Killer By Night followed a public health doctor hunting a diphtheria source in a city, with Gregg Morris as a stern police captain and grim deathbed interrogations.
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New York
George Peppard
Plains
Desert
ABC
Monte Markham
Mars
Space Agency
Markham
CBS
Robert Wagner
Gregg Morris
Television Log Dense Broadcast Schedule From 4-27
A dense daily slate lists shows by time slot from 2:00 PM to 12:20 AM. It includes News Weather Sports, dramas Like Gunsmoke and Marcus Welby, comedies Such as Hogan's Heroes and Here's Lucy, talk and game shows, soap operas, and feature films The listings name many programs and hosts and note multiple cross network times across the day.
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Jeannie
Early Shaw
Porter Wagoner
Doris Bay
Sonny and Cher
Weather Inn
Captain Kangaroo
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Lucille Rivers
Somerset
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Bay City
Perry Mason
Gomer Pyle
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Mod Squad
Sarge
Glen Campbell
Howaii Five-O
Cannon
Nichols
Dragnet
Marcus Welby
Hank Stram
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and prices for Ottawa Kansas trade area and out of area readers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options by mail or carrier with sales tax adjustments and a 3 percent tax for out of state subscribers. The paper credits The Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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