Editorial They Don’t Mix
The Public Interest Research Group calls for arms length government dealings with the private sector. The petition urges tighter controls on gifts to federal officials from interested parties, noting flaws in nominal business allowances and personal gift exemptions. It argues exceptions fuel lobbyist influence and should be tightened.
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Public Interest Research Group
Civil Service Commission
Public Interest
Independence Daily Reporter
Usery for Labor Secretary: a mediator to speak for the nation
Salina Journal argues for W. J. Usery to be named U S Secretary of Labor, praising his mediationskills to balance sides and urging cabinet members to represent national interests over parochial Big Labor or Big Business. It urges officials who advocate for consumers and the public good over special interests.
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W. J. Usery
U.S
Salina Journal
Nursing Bottle Mouth and Bursitis Questions
A reader asks about nursing bottle syndrome and when to wean a baby from the bottle to prevent tooth decay. Dental expert explains risks from long bottle use and suggests cup drinking by age one. weaning after age one is advised where possible. Another reader seeks bursitis info. doctor defines bursitis, notes cure options, and outlines treatments like heat, diathermy, ultrasound, and injections.
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R. L. Paterson
D.M.D
Dr. Paterson
Paterson
Thosteson
Farm Stats 1975 Helps Barnyard Debates at $5.15
The government offers Agricultural Statistics 1975 for sale at $5.15 per volume, 621 pages, 14.2 percent cheaper than 1974 edition. The report, by the Agriculture Department and printed by the Government Printing Office, covers prices, farms, subsidies, exports, and global data including livestock, crops, and foreign trade. it notes a lower cost due to a cheaper printer. World rice inventories rise to a record 347 million metric tons, six percent above last season, aided by a good monsoon and high prices, says Weyland Beeghly of the Foreign Agricultural Service.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
The
Government Today
Congress
Washington
Asia
Agriculture Department
Weyland Beeghly
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Nothing To Get Excited About By John Cunniffe
John Cunniffe argues the Dow’s rise this year is a partial, volatile rally within a decade long pattern. He notes seven peaks above 900 and six deep dips, with the market below its 1966 high, and questions whether fundamentals justify current optimism. The piece calls for investors to weigh production, sales, and jobs data before committing.
CBS A Bit Soft In Pulling The Covers Off The FBI
AP reviewer Jay Sharbutt critiques CBS News Inside the FBI calling it soft and thin on specifics. The one hour piece features Dan Rather, Howard Stringer, and four FBI case sketches but fails to reveal charges, justice or constitutional questions Behind the show’s aim to examine FBI abuses post Watergate and domestic spying.
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CBS
FBI
Jay Sharbutt
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CBS News
Howard Stringer
Dan Rather
Atlanta
Florida
Rather
Louisiana
Uts
Martin Luther King
Nub
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Porter
Hoover
Jack Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Nelson
Sirhan Sirhan
Television Log Marathon of Classic News and Sitcoms
A dense daily schedule lists long blocks from 5:00 PM to midnight featuring Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Family Affair Green Acres News Tonight shows like Gomer Pyle and The Beverly Hillbillies, with movie slots The Day of the Jackal and The Thin Man Goes Home, plus sports and special programs.
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Hogan's Heroes
Sesame Street
Early Show
Zoom
Family Attacr
Green Acres
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Litton
Warman
Hagan‘s Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Rhoda
CBS
Soundstage
Manny Python
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Carrascalendas
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy
Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans. Notes tax differences and that out of state subscribers deduct 4 percent. Mentions Roberts Wellington as editor and Associated Press rights.
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Wella
Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
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Christ
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Chicago
Roger Powell
University of Chicago
Ottawa National Forest
Upper Michigan
Powell
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Draft Board
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Hogan's
Laverne and
Shirley
Pops
Key Largo
Marcus Welby
M.D
Joe Forrester
Switch
Kansas City Round Table
Woman
Woman Alive
Lillas
Yoda and
You
Hillcrest
Ottawa Herald
Associated Press
Pas An
Ares Ane
Rex Reed
Ua Vicsorre
Kevin Kelly
Boston Globe
Cnpnge
Turiearch
Kevin Thomas
Ol Anil
Archer Winsten
NEW York Post
Ical
Julie Harris
Eileen Heckartzthurd
Conrell
Jeannette Clift
Plaza Theatre
Ottawa, Kansas
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