Supreme Court backs bus desegregation across Northern cities
Editorial argues ruling affirms use of busing to achieve integration and that federal judges will authorize school plans. Cites Dayton 18,000 pupils and Columbus 37,000 as examples. Warns of higher taxes, out-migration, and financial strain on urban districts. Calls court decisions detached and ideologically driven.
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Left Sided Appendicitis and Medical Q&A Column
Reader questions range from left sided appendicitis to nails as health indicators and ear noises. Dr Ruble explains the rarity of left side appendicitis, cautions against overuse of rubbing alcohol for anal itching, reviews yeast calories and nutrients, and describes eye exam light as a flashlight rather than a laser.
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Beware Of Splinters Warns Rep Larry Winn On Special Interests
In a district holiday appearance Rep Larry Winn cautions about damaging trends as special interest groups flood lawmakers with issue driven mail. He warns that voting for one side may invite defeat and urges broader national perspective beyond single issues across local zoning library questions leash laws capital punishment and right to life.
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TV Tonight Listings Mix Of Classic and Local Programming
Ottawa Kansas paper lists a dense lineup including Mork and Mindy and Julia Child segments, plus Barnaby Jones and Star Sky familiar shows. Also features wired movie repeats, ad hoc religious programming, Tonight Show and News captions, and local subscription rates.
Suspects Griffin and Douglas Are the Same Person
AP writer Peter J. Boyer questions the identity of Merv Griffin and Mike Douglas. He notes identical hosting quirks, overlapping TV appearances, and a Monaco trip setup as a possible ruse, then hints at a deeper explanation yet to come.
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Stay-At-Home Holiday Reflections On Economy And Debt
AP analysis notes a midweek July Fourth stay at home reduced energy use and spared money and nerves but harmed hospitality services. It links gas shortages to idleness, questions how to cut fuel while limiting damage, and examines debt’s role in a long economic expansion and future repayments.
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