Age Of Solutions Editorial Sparks New Approaches
The Ottawa Herald editorial argues that new problems demand new solutions. It cites Parker Kansas considering a revenue bond to fund city services and notes a foreign car maker planning a five cylinder engine, illustrating innovation over tradition. The piece urges embracing modern methods despite Bard of Avon advice.
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Parker
Linn County
Bard
Avon
Kansas inaugurations and bitter cold wind
Topeka correspondent recalls Robert Bennett sworn in as Kansas governor amid a 4 degree wind chill on the capitol steps. Critics say outdoor ceremony in January risks public investment and suggest moving inaugural events indoors to spare officials and spectators.
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Topeka
Robert Bennett
Kansas
State Capitol
National Guard and
Highway Patrol
Bell's Palsy Case Noted After Sore Throat
A patient reports a sore throat and fever nine weeks ago followed by sudden right facial paralysis. An ENT specialist diagnosed Bell's palsy and recommended treatment.
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Dr. Thosteson
Bell
Bell's palsy and facial nerve recovery guidance
A reader asks if full muscle use returns after Bell's palsy and about eye care and possible nerve decompression surgery. The physician notes most recover in weeks with basic care, warns chronic eye irritation, and says surgery after three months may help but results vary.
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Dr. Thosteson
Bell
T.K
Thosteson
B.S
National Kidney Foundation
Park Avenue South
New York
N.Y
Foundation
Untouchables star defends violence on TV amid censor flap
Robert Stack, famed for Eliot Ness on The Untouchables, avoids judgment on whether the show was too violent. He argues Ness stands as a morality link and says censorship serves as a broadcasting license guide while promoting his ABC special The Honorable Sam Houston.
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New York
Robert Stack
Eliot Ness
ABC
Stack
Sam Houston
Sur
Untouchables
Ness
CBS
Courtroom Reality by J L Kephart in Ottawa Ohio
A brief by J L Kephart recounts observations from Franklin County criminal hearings at Ottawa University. The piece stresses that court proceedings reveal real consequences, from petty theft to felonies, and urges families and students to witness justice in action to understand law and accountability.
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J. L. Kephart
Main Street
Franklin County
Ottawa University
President Ford tax plan seen as direction change
The 12 percent income tax rebate and a firm grip on policy aim to ease a nationwide sense of drift. The plan could raise prices for imported crude oil and consumer goods, pushing utilities and others to favor domestic coal, while an increased investment tax credit may offset some industry costs.
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New York
Ford
America
Butz Breaks With Farm Bureau On Labor Law Reform
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz signals willingness to use existing federal labor law to settle farm disputes, challenging the American Farm Bureau Federation stance. He supports basic worker rights like elections and collective bargaining but says changes must reflect agricultural realities and not halt production. The speech also notes potential national labor law expansion, while warning of costs and inflation risks from proposed energy and budget measures.
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Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
American Farm Bureau Federation
Butz
Congress
National Labor Relations Act
National Council of Agricultural Employers
Nnational
National
Farm Bureau
Newstate Agricultural Relations Board
Television Schedule Snippet Highlights Night Lineup
A dense broadcast grid shows programs across channels with News and weather blocks, classic series like Sesame Street, Green Acres, Beverly Hillbillies, Hogan's Heroes, and The Waltons, plus movies such as High Sierra and Ugetsu.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Washburn
Manhunter
Oren Lee Staley
Johnny Carson
Raymond Burr
Hec Ramsey
Zoom
Red Wings
Mac Davis
the Waltons
Harry O
Detente Dampened by Trade Breakdown between U S and Soviet Union
Washington notes Kissinger said renewed Moscow Washington ties relied on more than fear. The 1972 trade accord aimed to link extensive commerce, but Moscow renounced it after Congress tied trade to Russian Jewish emigration restraints. Officials warn private concerns of broader policy decline despite Kissinger's calm public stance.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington-Moscow
Kissinger
Congress
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