Filibuster Bust Reform Plan Echoes Senate Change
Editorial notes Kansas Senator James Pearson pushing a plan to curb filibusters by enabling a three fifths vote to end debate. The piece asserts the Senate needs reforms to accelerate action, amid a shift seen in the House, with Nelson Rockefeller balancing minority rights and majority will.
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James Pearson
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Nelson Rockefeller
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Bus ridership rises at KU and alters city travel
The KU student paper notes a 50 percent rise in bus use as gas and car costs climb. Parking limits and driving restrictions burden residents, prompting concern for a stronger local public transit system and leadership focus on transportation options in Ottawa.
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University of Kansas
Times
Ottawa
Lawrence
Dear Doctor Thosteson on Male Menopause Symptoms
Mrs A asks for a column addressing male menopause including common symptoms and practical steps to ease them. The piece would explain hormonal changes, fatigue, mood shifts, sexual health, and lifestyle options such as exercise, diet, sleep, stress management, and medical consultation for evaluation and treatment options.
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Dr. Thosteson
Mrs. A
No such thing as male menopause why men suffer midlife blues
Readers discuss male menopause and hormone myths. The doctor says there is no male menopause and symptoms resemble stress, anxiety or aging. Advice includes physical and psychological evaluation, rest, light activity, vacation and treating underlying conditions. estrogen is unlikely to enlarge breasts in adults.
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Thesteson
A.L.R
Japan May Reopen Beef Market Aiding U S Grain Cattle
Washington officials report Asst. Secretary Yeutter found indications from Japanese officials that their beef market could reopen soon. A restart would reduce premium cuts pressure on grain fed cattle and could shift U S supply dynamics.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Asst
Clayton Yeutter
U.S
Yeutter
Korea
Taiwan
Philippines
Institutions Leap To Stock Market In Record Rally
New York bankers and big firms drove a stock market surge as prices jumped to new highs on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading of 10,000 shares or more spiked to 209 on Monday while the public remained cautious, awaiting lower interest rates and clearer gains. Public interest lagged as institutions signaled renewed appetite for equities amid falling prime rates and government yields.
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USDA
Washington
Rural Housing Alliance
Ford Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture
Mitsicur
Fmha
New York
New York Stock Exchange
James Needham
Lemonade Day: A Sickbed View of Daytime TV
The author, confined by flu, catalogs a day watching daytime TV and outlines the world of TV addicts. He lists shows such as Hollywood Squares Jackpot The Price Is Right and Match Game 1975 noting questions prizes and constant ads. He reflects that the lemon of illness yields insight and that lemonade can be worse than lemons.
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Barry Goldwater
Ducky
the Waltons
Grandma
Grandpa Walton
Television Log Dense with Classic Sitcoms and News
A sprawling broadcast grid lists evening and late night programs across stations, including Sesame Street, Green Acres, Hogan's Heroes, News, The Beverly Hillbillies, Perry Mason, The Seagull stage and multiple sports and movie slots. It notes many repeats and cross listings such as Truth or Consequences, Family Affair, Lorne style talk, and classic films.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Ove
NBA
Milwaukee Bucks Kings
Lucas Tanner
Cannon
Minnesota Orchestra to Record Complete Ravel Works
The Minnesota Orchestra, under conductor Stanislaw Skrowaczewski, will become the first U S orchestra to record the complete orchestral works of Maurice Ravel. It has signed with Vox Productions to produce nine records over the next two years as part of the American Orchestra Festival Series.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Orchestra
U.S
Ravel
Vox Productions
Stanislaw Skrowaczewski
We O O Woods Subscription Rates and Notices
We O O Woods daily paper lists subscription prices for trade area and outside, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates. Out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction and Associated Press rights noted.
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Woods
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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