Bill aims to let counties skip monthly county bills
A former Neosho County commissioner introduces a bill to make publishing monthly statements of expenditures optional rather than mandatory. Supporters say printing costs are high and counties would save money. opponents argue the public has a right to know how funds are spent and counties can justify the expense.
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Neosho County
Public Expenditure Statements Urged by Right To Know
The piece argues counties and school districts should publish only monthly departmental expenditures and year-to-year comparisons. It questions detailed vendor lists in monthly bills, stating they waste public funds and urging citizens to verify records at the courthouse instead.
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Budge’s Hardware
Joe Doaks
Carter Pardon Sparks Backlash Over Draft Evaders
The Carter administration pardons Vietnam era draft evaders as one of its first acts. Protests erupt and reactions probe the impact on the honeymoon period and the military's view of the new president. Experts warn on future mobilization and the fate of a possible reimposed draft.
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Carter
Congress
Low Blood Pressure and Deviated Septum Inquiries
A reader asks if low blood pressure is a concern given fatigue despite normal readings 108 over 63 and discusses possible causes like infection allergies thyroid and anemia. The response downplays BP concerns, suggests thyroid tests CBC and lifestyle review, and explains nasal septum deviation with surgery option while noting prayerful guidance.
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C.W
Thesteson
Corn Belt farm land values rise 33 percent in year
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports USDA figures showing five major Corn Belt states Iowa Indiana Illinois Ohio Missouri average land value up 33 percent year over year to 1 497 an acre in Illinois the strongest gain since 1912. Nationally farm land rose 17 percent last year with wide regional variation from 76 to 2852 per acre.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Illinois
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
USDA
Department
Economic Research Service
Ilinois
South Carolina
U.S
Northeast
Airport incident triggers Kansas press battle over news boundaries
Kansas coverage of Chief Justice Harold Fatzer being detained after an airport incident sparked a heated debate among Topeka outlets about reporting high profile officials. Some dropped initial reports for lack of evidence, others defended prompt use of unverified leads, amid libel concerns and later Texas records. The dispute centers on newsroom ethics, legality, and the handling of public officials news.
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Randall Becker
Kansas Features & News
Topeka
Kansas
Harold Fatzer
Fatzer
UPI
Dallas
Texas
George Davis
Ktsb-Tv
Davis
Martha Mangelsdorf
Mangelsdorf
Supreme Court
Paul Haney
Kansas City
Haney
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Ferguson
Don Marker
Topeka Capital
Capital
Marker
MTM Dynasty Keeps Hollywood Busy Despite Losses
MTM Enterprises founded by Grant Tinker and Mary Tyler Moore remains a leading situation comedy producer. The firm plans new CBS, ABC, and CBS projects including Ed Asner newsroom drama and Betty White pilots while Moore finishes her series. Bob Newhart plans to depart his MTM hit, leaving the company in negotiations with CBS as they seek a path beyond his exit.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
Grant Tinker
Mary Tyler Moore
MTM Enterprises
CBS
MTM
Rhoda
Phyllis
Bob Newhart
Doc
Tony Randall
Paul Sand
Bob Crane
Hollywood
Miss Moore
Tinker
ABC
Newhart
Ed Asner
Mary
Washington, D.C
Betty White
Bob
Real estate market eyes record single family sales in 1977
AP report notes Realtors forecast 3.4 million existing home sales and 1.3 million new starts in 1977, with nearly 4.7 million single family homes overall and a median resale price near 42000. Inflation impacts limited to the market. mortgage rates hover around 8.5 percent before rising.
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John Cunniff
New York
National Association of Realtors
TV listings show a patchwork of films and shows
A dense, era style TV guide fragment lists HapPy DAYS and Devil In the Slot, CBS Poo with Dan Rather and Barbara Walters, Piccadilly Circus drama and Wuthering Heights movie, plus MASH Kojak and Tonight Show segments. It mixes schedules, actors, titles, and promotional blurbs without full context.
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HapPy Days
Richie
Gutterman
Solomons
7 Who's Who
CBS Poo
Dan Rather
Charles Kuralt
Barbara Howar
Piccadilly Circus
Alastair Sim
William Trevor
Wellington Editor and Publisher Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Kansas newspaper notice lists daily publication details and subscription rates for trade area and outside areas. Rates include by mail one month to one year, with out of state subscribers taxed at 3 percent. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ney Ay
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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