Editorial Dilemma on Kansas Industrial Drive
The Kansas Department of Economic Development faces turnover and budget woes as key leaders resign for regional posts, with pay gaps cited between jobs. Regional groups seek more funding to recruit industry, while state efforts shrink staffing and question whether KDED should be disbanded.
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Kansas
Kansas Department of Economic Development
KDED
Junction City
Hill City
Northwest Kansas
Capital City
End of the Vietnam War and budget tensions
The piece argues that despite claims the Vietnam conflict is over the fighting persists, with the U.S. winding down while military spending stays high. It notes budget shifts from Great Society programs, consumer critic Ralph Nader’s take, and Kansas license plate paint causing reader-visibility and legal concerns as officials investigate the tag paint issue.
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Great Society
Dear Dr Thesteson on C‑section and stomach muscles
A reader asks if two crosswise Caesarean sections affect the ability to hold in the stomach muscles and requests guidance on the best exercises to tighten them. The note reflects concerns about abdominal strength and postpartum fitness.
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Dr. Thesteson
Health advice on Caesarean recovery and birth control IUDs
The column discusses C section incision care and exercises to regain abdominal tone. It compares girdles and reducing diets, notes IUDs are not 100 percent reliable, and advises periodic checks. It also answers a reader about fish allergies and hive attacks, recommending antihistamines and physician guidance, with a bee sting kit as a possibility for severe cases.
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Thosteson
Prayer For Today God is Love
Prayer note emphasizes God is love from I John 4 16 and asks for acceptance of divine love as present and usable to share with others, ending with Amen.
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God
John
Hal Boyle On Mail, Penicillin, Wood, and Skunk Solvent
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle notes a mix of health facts and odd home remedies. He warns penicillin can cause poisoning around 200 US deaths yearly and cites surprising durability of wood and ancient Turkish timbers. He shares odd tips from tomato juice hair washing to ammonia and lime washes and advises avoiding woodland animals that resemble a striped cat.
January Theory on Market Signals and Psychology
AP examines how stock market forecasts proliferate from January signals and mass psychology. It notes the 20 year pattern of January trends, shifts in market players from institutions to individuals, and the changing emphasis from performance to fundamentals while questioning forecast value.
TV Networks Shine In An Aura Of Peace
AP reports that America’s three networks delivered extensive coverage of the Vietnam cease-fire weekend. NBC, ABC, and CBS aired live and taped reports from Paris and Saigon, showing the signing of accords and the tense signals at the moment of the cease-fire.
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New York
America
Paris
NBC
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
ABC
CBS
Hotel Majestic
Nguyen Duy Trinh
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Charles Collingwood
Key Biscayne
Fla
Bert Quint
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Conservation Service Cutback in Nixon Budget
Washington AP reports the Nixon budget plans a 45.1 million cut for the U S Soil Conservation Service for the next fiscal year Most reductions hit watershed and flood prevention operations which fall to 102 2 million from 138 3 million The plan also cuts new watershed planning from 57 4 million to 7 6 million
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Farm exports set record November value at $1.08 billion
Washington AP reports November farm exports reached a record 1.08 billion dollars, up 20 percent from October. The July through November total rose to 4.06 billion, 37 percent higher than last year’s five month period, with officials forecasting the full fiscal year ending next June 30 to hit 10 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Television Log March 5 Schedule Highlights
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV grid lists a dense slate from 5:00 to 2:15 with Sesame Street, Lost in Space, Price Is Right, Dragnet, Mayberry RFD, The Beverly Hillbillies, Andy Warhol style? No. The list traces shows across days, noting times, channels, and program titles including news and weather segments. It highlights national and local programming, with a long run of daytime and evening lineup and the editorial note on publication.
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Hogan’s Heroes
Lilias
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Dragnet
Price Is Right
Animal World
Partridge Family
Emergency
Kansas History
Western Civilization
Paul Lynde
Sonny and Cher
Glenn Cafer
America
Madigan
Bill Cosby
Medical Center
New Zoo Revue
News
Bullwinkle
Dick van Dyke
Grace Crawford
Electric Company
Bay City
Peyton Place
Eddie
Big Valley
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Charley
Jeff's Collie
Merv Griffin
Chicana
Kk.c
Omaha
Golden State Warriors
Ironside
World Press
San Francisco
C&s
TV Times
Felony Squad
Farm Parity Ratio Reaches Six-Year High in Jan
Washington AP The farm parity ratio climbed to 80 percent on Jan 15 the highest since Sept 1966 as cattle and hog prices rose. Cattle averaged 37.10 per hundredweight up from 34.40 in December while hogs at 31.00 per hundredweight set a new record. Prices farmers pay for operating costs rose two percent from December.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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