We're All Users In Drug Campaign Editorial
The Ottawa Herald notes Jaycees offer rewards to arrest and convict drug sellers as three Kansas teens face felony charges for barbiturate sales to undercover agents. It cites government steps to curb amphetamines and barbiturates, medical and pharmaceutical cooperation, and customs efforts to halt heroin influx. The piece warns adults misusing pills may unknowingly fuel illegal traffic and urges parents to lock medicine cabinets.
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Senator Pearson presses GAO probe on Parsons plant
Kansas senator James B. Pearson urged an investigation after the Army announced the Parsons ammunition plant closure claiming $2 million in savings. GAO found no savings and predicted job losses of about 1,300, threatening the local economy. Pearson asks Defense Secretary to reevaluate the plan in light of the findings. The case highlights a contrasting focus on Kansas versus military budget costs.
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Welfare reform challenge guides national debate
A 1970s AP examination by G. C. Thelen analyzes welfare reform aims to weed out fraud while aiding only those in genuine need. It notes 5 percent fraud, high unemployment, and that workfare proposals from Nixon and state leaders in California New York emphasize job creation, eligibility standardization, and public service work to cut benefits and boost labor participation.
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Kansas retired teachers seek fair postretirement pay
Older Kansas teachers who retired before June 1971 face inequities under the pension system. The Governor urges an actuarial study and consideration of postretirement adjustments to treat all retirees equally within fiscal limits, noting current retirees receive far less than newer schemes and urging action to redress a long-standing wrong.
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Kansas
Arkansas Daily Traveler
Water for Infants Debated by Mothers Letter Wraps Debate
A mother asks Dr Thosteson whether giving plain water to infants is safe. She writes that since birth her children have had water, now drink water and milk at meals, and she reports no constipation and good health.
Water for children and a knee ailment noted
Discussion on giving water to infants and children to prevent constipation and dehydration. Letter from Mrs D L urges water intake while noting milk and foods contribute water. Reader asks about knee lump misidentified as Oscar Schlattery disease. Correct term is Osgood Schlatter disease, a temporary bone circulation issue common in young males. A devotional prayer closes the note.
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Television Log Heavy Daytime Film and Show Schedule
A dense OCR listing schedules for a TV day with hundreds of titles and times. Includes News Weather Sports blocks and a mix of classics like Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Beverly Hills rotation, and numerous films, game shows, cartoons, and soap operas across early morning to late night hours.
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Portrait of Lorraine Hansberry on TV Moves and Inspires
New York AP reviews a public TV portrait of Lorraine Hansberry, noting its powerful, moving portrayal of a Black maturing in a white dominated society. Ruby Dee leads a sympathetic cast in a mix of letters, plays, and memories, though music overwhelms at times and transitions confuse the flow.
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Public Broadcasting
Lorraine Hansberry
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and notice text
Ottawa Herald lists trade area and out of state subscription rates with monthly, quarterly and yearly plans, including sales tax. It also notes 1.9% monthly by career and AP copyright and exclusive use for local and AP dispatches.
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Roberts
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