Peaceful economy notes from Army plant plans
Editorial notes from Ottawa Herald and Parsons Olathe reflect peace boosting the economy as Army spending fanchart plans 218 million over 15 years at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant near Parsons and 50 million over three years at the Sunflower plant near De Soto. The pieces point to employment of 1124 at Parsons and 300 plus at De Soto, with PR officers shared. The writer questions full scope of production and funding while praising peace.
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Unions argue over jobs and reform in Washington rally plan
Word from Detroit suggests plans for an anti unemployment rally in February. AFL CIO chief Meany criticizes tax plans as peanuts for the poor while unions and auto makers face higher prices and worker rules. The piece urges higher productivity and fair pay as the path forward.
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Milk Leg Patient Docs Poor Outlook to Doctor
A letter from a patient appeals to Dr Thosteson about a milk leg diagnosis. The writer says the doctor stated the condition will not improve and nothing can be done to help, reflecting a grim medical prognosis.
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To Your Good Health and Medical Questions Explored
A reader asks about swelling in the leg and thrombophlebitis, noting the term milk leg and seeking treatment options. The letter discusses anticoagulants, rest, compression, elevation, and possible vein tying, plus general guidance on pinched nerves and lightning streak in the eye with the role of glaucoma and eye pressure.
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Dairy Import Scenarios Reach 1980 Projections
Washington AF The Agriculture Department released a Congress directed report on the potential effects of changes to U S dairy import policies. Three scenarios project the dairy industry by 1980 with quotas intact global tariff removal or unilateral U S removal of restrictions and price supports.
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Television Schedule Fragment Reflects Old Channel Lineup
A dense listing shows a decades past TV schedule with programs across NBC ABC and local slots. It includes dates times channels show titles actors and likely stations, reflecting a typical daily programming log.
Mr Rooney Goes to Washington special on CBS TV
CBS special shows Andy Rooney visiting Washington to study government operations. He visits the General Services Administration for a list of buildings, learns about agencies and titles, and reports on a Navy contract for simplifying manuals to ninth grade level.
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West Germany shields Daimler Benz from Middle East control
West Germany tightens limits on foreign investment amid fears over Middle East and Iran buying into Daimler Benz and Krupp. Bonn backs a vigilante screening unit while seeking safeguards to veto strategic stakes. Frankfurt bank head Ulrich blocks Tehran bid as Flick divests to keep German industry in German hands. U.S. investors hold a sizable share, but the shift is driven by national interests rather than government policy.
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The Lockhorns 1045 Cedar Published daily Ottawa KS
The newspaper lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly and yearly options and notes 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers. It also states Wellington editor and publisher and notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Informal Discussion at Osawa Church on Sunday
Invitation to a weekly informal discussion at 1115 N Main Osawa. Cars, contact number (913) 242-7039. Sundays at 2:00 p.m. The message promotes love fellowship and charity with a religious tone within a community setting.
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