Publisher halts dog sniffing plan at Kansas City Star
Kansas City publisher James Hale proposed using trained dogs to sniff for drugs at his plant but faced sharp backlash from journalists and readers. He paused the idea, claiming a temporary hold while critics questioned the motive and impact of such surveillance.
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Shakespeare the computer test proves authorship debate
Stanford and Chicago statisticians analyzed Shakespeare's 884 647 words and found 14 376 used only once. They predicted seven new words would appear in the newly found nine line poem, but it contained nine. Critics call it a disgraceful polygraph-like challenge to a long accepted author.
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Topeka
Overdose and health tips from Dr Donohue on Tylenol and hypoglycemia
Reader warns about daily Tylenol intake exceeding 4000 mg with 500 mg tablets. Dr Donohue warns of risks including lowered white blood cells and possible kidney damage and urges addressing underlying causes of headaches. S S describes reactive hypoglycemia and diet adjustments. A housewife shares varicose vein relief via toe raises calf squeezes, elevating legs, and support hosiery.
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Remembering Frank Carlson By JOHN MARSHALL Harris News Service
Frank Carlson, a gentle giant of public achievement for more than four decades, turns 93 as Kansas and the nation remember his gifts. A lifelong Republican, he reshaped federal tax law, flood control, and mental health reform while serving 34 years in public office, including six presidents. Carlson was the sole Kansan elected to the House, governor, and Senate, with a career spanning 1934 to 1968. He helped write payroll tax deductions, defended Kansas taxes, and led landmark reforms, while maintaining personal ties with Ike, JFK, LBJ, Humphrey, and Kennedy. His lasting legacy includes the presidential prayer breakfast begun in 1952.
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Muppets Celebrate Kermit’s 30th Birthday Tonight
AP reports on CBS one hour special The Muppets A Celebration of 30 Years honoring Kermit with over 200 Muppets including Miss Piggy and Big Bird. Jim Henson reflects on aging, tracing Kermit’s 30 year arc from Sam and Friends to Sesame Street and The Muppet Show.
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Cher
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Rowlf the Dog
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Washington, D.C
Television listings and local adrates from Ottawa press
TV schedule spans 6:00 PM to 12:30 AM with HBO and CBS fare including Custer of the West, Nightmare on Elm Street, Starman, Moonlighting, and Late Night offerings. Local publication notes subscription rates and circulation terms for Ottawa area residents.
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