Editorial: Kansas turnpikes face funding questions
Ottawa Herald weighs a Central Kansas editor’s doubt about three proposed toll roads. A Kansas Legislature study finds none would be self sustaining, with revenues likely lagging bond costs. If built, deficits would tap state funds. maintenance and improvement of existing roads may be wiser than rapid turnpike expansion.
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Galena
Kansas Line
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Mullinville
Colorado
Here
Border Line Turnpike
Schneider’s Campaign Echoes Van Sickle in Kansas AG Race
Curt Schneider, elected Kansas attorney general, adopts similar platform to Vern Miller and faces Tom Van Sickle’s push for an expanded AG office. He asserts sole state representation, questions taxpayer cost of a separate legislative counsel, and defends his leadership amid Republican legislature.
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Vern Miller
Tom van Sickle
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van Sickle
Kansas
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Emphysema Notice to Dr Thosteson
A patient writes to Dr Thosteson about a chest x-ray suggesting possible pulmonary emphysema and reports receiving advice to quit smoking. The letter notes the patient’s year long history of smoking and seeks medical guidance.
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Thosteson
Emphysema questions answered after quitting smoking
In brief, emphysema cannot be cured but can be controlled. X rays may be inconclusive early, while lung function tests help. Stopping smoking improves lung expansion. deterioration usually follows continued smoking. The letter also discusses tranquilizer addiction, overdose risks, and mental fog from high doses.
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Thosteson
U. S
Burr Abandons Wheelchair After Ironside Run Ends
New York AP Raymond Burr ends eight seasons as the paraplegic chief on Ironside. He plans a possible new doctor series, works on other projects, and notes he may limit television work while pursuing varied plans for the next five or six years. Burr, 57, is also known for Perry Mason and owns property in Fiji.
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Ironside
NBC
Raymond Burr
Robert Ironside
Pin Pol
Burr
Perry Mason
Toronto
Hollywood Hills
Naitauba
Fiji Islands
Ford
The Reality Of It All
New York AP outlines administration hopes and doubts about the Ford economic plan to fight recession. It examines tax cuts and rebates, energy taxes, inflation risks, housing effects, and the potential for overstimulation, noting economists’ split views and the lack of clear outcomes.
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New York
Ford
Television Schedule Log Reads Like a Classic Lineup
A dense list of TV airings from 5:00 to midnight features a mix of game shows, dramas, news, and movies. Notable items include Truth or Consequences, Sesame Street, Star Trek, Hogan's Heroes, Streets of San Francisco, High Sierra, Ugetsu, The Waltons, Love, American Style, and The Untouchables among many others.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Red Wings
Mac Davis
the Waltons
Bhi Mayers
Harry
Shaft
Night Gallery
Lilias
Johnny Carson
Mod Squad
Raymond Burr
Soundstage
Government postpones grazing fee hike for public lands
The 1975 grazing fee increase for cattle and sheep on public lands is halted, saving about $9 million. Fees stay at 1974 levels for roughly 25,000 producers, with BLM rates at $1 per animal unit month and Forest Service average $1.11 per AUM. If enacted, 1975 costs would reach about $27.3 million.
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Forest Service
Butz
Morton
Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Statistics
U.S
No Recruiting Woes For CIA
CIA recruiting remains steady across Missouri to Mississippi, despite publicized overhauls. Charles Pecinovsky notes high quality candidates and ongoing need for engineers, computer scientists, linguists, doctors, and clerical staff.
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LE Sansas- City
Central Intelligence Agency
Charles R. Pecinovsky
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Washington
U. S
Pecinovsky
War. Cedar Published Daily Except Sunday and Holidays
The War Cedar announces daily edition details with editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription rates vary by area and duration. within the trade area prices range from 1.96 for one month to 17.30 for one year, plus tax. Outside trade area rates are higher, from 2.78 to 24.46. Out of state subscribers pay 3 percent tax. The paper notes Associated Press news rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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