Docking Proposals for Governing Reforms in Kansas
In Docking's message to the legislature the governor advocates extending the governor's term to four years with re election eligibility, including the lieutenant governor on ballots, converting other elected officers to appointive, giving the governor reorganization power subject to legislative veto, and pursuing constitutional revision. These moves present a firm position on reform.
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Robert Docking
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Proposals to trim state offices stir debate in Kansas
The piece argues for adopting proposals that require changes to the state constitution to reduce elective officials. It notes opposition to making all state executive officers appointive, cites the state printer as an example, and suggests electing the attorney general is acceptable for independence. It concludes that most boards, including education, lack importance to voter approval and that streamlined procedure could save tax dollars.
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Reuther warns on inflation and jobs in U.S. policy critique
Walter Reuther United Auto Workers president criticizes Nixon era economic policy saying inflation51 unemployment worsens and prices rise. He notes wage disputes at General Electric three month strike and Teamsters demand for over 50 percent raises. Auto industry shutdowns reflect inventories and demand pressures nationwide.
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General Electric
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Teamsters
Sinus wordplay in medical note prompts confusion
Mrs R B asks if sinus tachycardia from nervousness means the sinus is the cause. The reply says the sinus is involved but not the nasal sinuses. A prior note discussed a foot infection using the term sinus, illustrating multiple meanings.
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R.B
Sinus rhythm and tachycardia explained in simple terms
The article discusses heart activity from the sino auricular node and defines sinus rhythm, sinus brachycardia, and tachycardia. It notes nervousness as the likeliest cause of tachycardia and the challenge of reassuring frightened patients. Also contains reader questions on arthritis, hygiene, and a short prayer.
Nixon Spotted as Future Winner by De Gaulle Dinner
In Brussels French Foreign Minister Schumann recalls Charles de Gaulle’s view of Richard Nixon as a future winner. Nixon reportedly attended a De Gaulle dinner with Herve Alphand present. Alphand doubted Nixon’s political status while De Gaulle asserted his great future.
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Charles de Gaulle
Richard Nixon
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de Gaulle
Herve Alphand
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Docking budget prompts mixed editorials across Kansas
Kansas editorial writers react to Gov. Robert Docking's budget message urging a 1.1 percent budget cap and restraint on local government spending. Writings from Wichita Eagle, Fort Scott Tribune, City Globe, Independence Reporter, Salina Journal, Parsons Sun, Hutchinson News, Topeka Capital, and Lola Register offer views on tax reform, funding questions, and potential political impact ahead of the 1972 cycle.
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Robert Docking
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Fort Scott Tribune
Docking
Ie Estate EE
Dodge
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Topeka
Salina
Parsons Sun
Lola
Fragmentary News Snippet Lacks Detail
A brief readable fragment notes a lack of detail in a local news item. It mentions no dates locations people or organizations and offers minimal context beyond the critique of insufficient information. The remark underscores missing specifics and actionable facts.
Hope’s Special New York TV Show Opens Christmas Tour
The Bob Hope Christmas Show aired on NBC with a 77-member company including many pretty girls. It opened with a White House preview and followed Hope’s familiar routine of globetrotting bits and local jokes about officials. The program emphasized sentiment and nostalgia alongside humor.
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Television Schedule Framed by Classic Prime Time Lineup
A dense, OCR style TV log lists Friday and Saturday airings across networks with programs such as Flintstones, Truth Or Consequences, Get Smart, Hogan's Heroes, Robin and the 7 Hoods, Star Trek, School of rock, News Weather Sports blocks, and numerous movies and game shows. The schedule features many era staples including The Great Sioux Massacre, Seven Against the Sun, Where Love Has Gone, and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. style titles, with multiple time slots and channel markers.
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Ottawa Herald masthead and subscription notice
Ottawa Herald lists publication details with address in Ottawa Kansas and pricing by mail for trade area and outside trade area. Editor Robert B Wellington oversees the paper and notes AP news permission for local and AP dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
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