Tax reform cries spur voters and tax talk
Kansas congressman Larry Winn warns voters that cries for tax reform can mislead, labeling attempts to raise taxes through closing loopholes as fraud. He cautions against political promises wrapped in tax reform rhetoric as state campaignDiscusses taxes as the dominant issue in the governor race with Gov. Robert Docking highlighting property tax inequities.
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Kansas
Larry Winn
Winn
Robert Docking
Tax lid stance fuels re election bid in Kansas race
Voters hear how the tax reform claim maneuvers to secure another term as state budgets and payrolls grow to historic levels. Republican John Anderson pledges industry growth to fund government and education while Morris Kay backs expansion and promises to end sales tax on food and medicine. Both urge spending cuts to curb payroll and raises, calling for waste and duplication elimination.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Morris Kay
Open meetings law aims to expose government actions
A newly effective open meetings statute requires all state and local government meetings to be open to the public and bans binding actions by secret ballot. It warns violations are a misdemeanor with up to 30 days in jail, raising questions about enforcement and impact on the news media.
Heroin Flow Shifts to Southeast Asia Amid Vietnam War
The article notes an estimated half million heroin addicts in the United States and outlines shifts in drug trafficking sources. It cites international cooperation with France and Turkey on cutting supply and reports a new main source moving to Thailand and Laos near Vietnam conflict zones, raising military concerns and urging ending the war.
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Turkey
Thailand
Laos
BM Vasped
America
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Auditory Hallucinations Over 70 Quiet Tunes In Head
Dear Dr Thosteson asks how to cope when age 70 plus brings persistent oldtime musical tunes in the mind with no voices. The inquiry seeks guidance on diagnosis and treatment options for musical hallucinations in elderly patients.
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Dr. Thosteson
Ear noises and hearing loss advice from a doctor
Dr Thosteson explains ear noises result from inner ear changes such as otosclerosis or wax buildup and advises professional evaluation for relief. Postscripts address hair loss after childbirth and winter kidney control questions with brief medical guidance and a closing prayer.
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Thosteson
Romney Faces Tough Urban Fix Itself Hard to Solve
George W. Romney, long-time HUD secretary and former Rambler producer, testifies that cities remain in steep decline despite efforts to revitalize housing. He cites backfires, scandals, and limited power, while defending Great Society funds and revenue-sharing potential amid political headwinds.
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G. C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington
George W. Romney
Nixon
Romney
America
HUD
White House
Congress
Brokerage firms push department store investing to public clients
The Business Mirror reports brokers move toward total investment planning for public customers including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, insurance and tax shelters. Industry figures note diversification reduces commission risk and aligns with NYSE rules enabling insurance sales. DGF Financial Services plans to offer integrated planning with in house teams and funds.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Stuart ‘S. Greenberg
du Pont Glore Forgan
Greenberg
DGF Financial Services Inc
US Poultry Weights On The Rise
US agriculture officials report May live weights of chickens turkeys and ducks at federally inspected slaughterhouses totaling 1.169 billion pounds. The May figure shows a 16 percent rise from April and a 19 percent increase over May of the previous year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon Signs End to Separate Cotton Production Estimates
President Nixon signed a law ending separate Agriculture Department cotton production estimates. The cotton data will be included in the regular crop report with wheat and corn. The first combined report will be issued at 3 p.m. EDT July 12, reflecting 1924 congressional timing.
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Washington
Nixon
Special Agriculture Department
Department
Crop Reporting Board
Congressional
Congress
Evening TV Schedule Survival on Ottawa Daily
Long local TV listing outlines daily Ottawa Kansas screens from 5 PM to 2:30 AM with News Weather Sports and a mix of network dramas comedies and films. Regulars include Sesame Street Wagon Train Andy Griffith Room 222 Partridge Family Hogan's Heroes and Tonight: Martha Ivers and Vultures films.
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Bewitched
Simon Locker
Electric Company
Bridge
Underdog
NBC Adventure Theatre
Aflas Smith and Jones
Jean Shepherd
America
Tarzan
My Three Sons
Hollywood Television Theatre
Longstreet
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
World Press Review
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
David Frost
Dick van Dyke
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Concentration
Hogans Heroes
Guiding Light
Treehouse Lane
Kansas
Porter Wagoner
Mayberry R.F.D
High Chaparral
Brady Bunch
Hollywood Squares
Sanford and Son
O'Hara
U. S. Treasury
Washington In Review
Partridge Family
Room 222
Nashville Music
Governor
J. J
Washington Week In
Martha Ivers
Jesus
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Moses
Joshua
God
G.C. Thelen Jr
Rambler Auto Fame
Warren, Mich
Watés Hes
Ereblo
Business Mirror
Hazel
Westey
Grace Crawford
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Dennis the Menace
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Cafferty & Company
Nemywed Game
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
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