Editorial Retire And Stay Home
An analysis argues that retirement dreams fade for all but the affluent as inflation drives up land and living costs in Florida California and Arizona. It notes tripling land prices, high retirement incomes needed, rising medical costs and public-transport problems, urging readers to consider staying nearer home in the Midwest.
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Florida
California
Sunshine
Arizona
New York
Kansas
Midwest
State group blocks girl on boys golf team in Kansas
The KSHSAA executive board rejects a Wichita North High female request to join the boys golf squad and cites a girls volleyball team. It argues girls cannot compete with boys and warns that letting one girl in could lead to broader all gender team access. The piece critiques the association as inflexible and biased against coed participation.
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State High School Activities Association
Wichita North High
Wichita
Kansas
The
Activities Association
Name Change Bill Prompts Marriage Name Debate
Kansas lawmaker Rep. John Peterson proposes a choice for brides at marriage to adopt the husband name or keep a maiden name as the official name. The measure, referred to a judicial subcommittee, raises questions on naming children and registration details and faces unsure futures.
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Ottawa
Kansas
John Peterson
Topeka
Bill Smith
Jane Jones
Peterson
Coffee Effects on Health Question to Doctor Thosteson
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about coffee and health. He notes family habit and mentions widespread claims that coffee shortens life. The letter requests specific medical effects and detailed explanation.
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Dr. Thosteson
R.J.S
Dr. Thostegon
Coffee myths and health cautions in public letters
A reader debunks claims that coffee shortens life by excessive caffeine and diuretic effects, argues for skepticism toward scare stories, and cites other risk factors like smoking and overweight. The letter presses for rational discussion and invites readers to question unsupported statements.
Nixon budget projects REA loan of 618 million this year
Washington reports the Nixon budget forecasts REA will lend 618 million to electric borrowers this fiscal year. A spokesman for local power co-ops contests the figure, noting direct federal loans ended last December and private funding may not reach borrowers by June 30.
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Washington
Nixon
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Agriculture Department
Robert D. Partridge
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Partridge
Electric Coop
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
George Aiken
R-Vt
TVN plans U S news service without anchors or ads
New York AP report outlines TVN, Inc. aims to launch an independent daily hour of filmed national and international news for U S stations starting April. The service will complement local newscasts with bureaus in New York, Washington, Chicago and Los Angeles and rely on Wisnews and Visnews partnerships.
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New York
U.S
TVN, Inc
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Los Angeles
TVN
Wisnews, Inc
Visnews
British Broadcasting Corp
Reuters
Australian Broadcasting Corp
New Zealand Broadcasting Corp
John O. Gilbert
Daily TV Schedule From Ottawa Kansas Listing
Daily publication lists extensive broadcast plan for Ottawa Kansas with detailed time blocks and program lineups across morning to late night. Highlights include Sesame Street, Mayberry RFD, Hogan's Heroes, Dragnet, News, Weather, Tonight Show, and numerous soap operas and game shows. The listing notes publication context and local subscription details.
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Kansas
Mayberry R.F.D
Chemistry
Zoom
Sports Today
TV Weatherman
World News
Hollywood Squares
Beverly Hillbillies
Police Surgeon
Maude
Hawaii Five-O
Bill Mayers
Journal
Behind the Lines
America
Dragnet
Mavie
Birds of Prey
Black Journal
NBC Reports
Marcus Welby
M.D
Maverick
Merry Andrew
Jeff's Collie
Daniel Boone
Mister Rogers
Merv Griffin
Rocky and Friends
Star Trek
Electric Company
Munsters
Mayberry Rfd
Hogan’s Heroes
Lilias
Truth Or Consequences
Price Is Right
Animal World
Partridge Family
Emergency
Kansas History
Western Civilization
Paul Lynde
Adam-12
Sonny and Cher
Glenn Cafer
the Lion
Madigan
Bill Cosby
Medical Center
First Black Marlin Landed Off California Coast
A.C. Sears, a commercial fisherman, harpooned the first black marlin in California waters east of San Clemente Island. The 638-pound, 10 1/2-foot fish was caught far north of the species’ usual range, previously thought to end near Baja California.
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San Clemente Island
Calif
California
A.C. Sears
Baja California
Senator Wint Winter Bingo Urges Constitutional Change
In a Kansas speech Senator Wint Winter argues bingo should be legalized by amending the state constitution to remove the lottery prohibition and allow regulated non profit gambling. He contrasts this with a defeated plan and endorses a consumer protection bill pending in the House.
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Senator Wint Winter
Plains of
Kansas
Supreme Court
United States
Veterans’ Organizations
Senate
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Jeannie
Dinah Shore
Dick van Dyke
Grace Crawford
Mr. Rogers
Somerset
Dennis the Menace
Paul Dixon
Bay City
Peyton Place
Bozo
Big Valley
Eddie
Congo Crossing
Mike Douglas
Treehouse Lane
Cannon
Search
Owen Marshall
Johnny Mann
TV News
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
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