Editorial Saturday Notebook Where does the government get the power to sell gas
A society of regulators is urged to question the authority behind minimum gas purchases and energy standards. The piece lambasts the Department of Energy, calls it a nonproducing bureaucracy, and warns that 7,000 new rules will flood the Federal Register. It cites regulators, governors, and Congress as distant from voters while highlighting consumer devices and loopholes in fuel laws.
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U. S
Kansas City
Department of Energy
EC Energy
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Topeka
Congress
Federal Register
Safety valve in the bladder explained to Mrs R G
A reader asks Dr Ruble about how the bladder signals the brain when urge to urinate arises. The doctor confirms a reflex pathway and explains how nerves trigger the urge, while noting variations in sensation and guidance for when concerns arise. The exchange ends with a light joke about a dinner wager with a husband.
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Dr. Ruble
Medical Q A on bladder control colitis and transient eye blindness
Reader questions about nervous bowel irritable colon and colitis types. Dr Ruble explains how bladder filling triggers pelvic nerves and urges diagnosis for nervous symptoms. A separate case of temporary monocular blindness due to circulation issues is attributed to amaurosis fugax and possible carotid artery concerns requiring thorough exam and treatment planning.
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Dr. Ruble
G. M
Carlin's First Six Months as Kansas Governor
Kansas Governor John Carlin marks six months in office with mixed reviews. Support from allies contrasts with doubt from some Senate Republicans, who cite delays and policy clashes such as the death penalty veto and sales tax stance. Carlin defends his record, noting cabinet hires from outside Kansas and a measured approach to controversial issues.
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Carlin
House
Fred Weaver
D-Baxter Springs
Weaver
Senate Democrats
Senate
Jack Steineger
Kansas City
Steineger
Vernor
Ross Coyen
Concordia
Transportation
O. D. Turner
Doyen
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
Lady
Kansas
Pat McManus
Secretary of Corrections
Minnesota
Department of Aging
Barbara Sabol
Health and Environment
Joseph Harkins
Energy Office
Joseph King
Enough Food To Better Food By RODERICK TURNBULL
Kansas City grain analyst notes rising world demand for meat poultry and eggs boosts feedgrain exports. USSR Poland Japan Europe and China cited as drivers with focus on pork poultry and soybeans.จีน
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
America
Soviet Union
United States
Ussr
Myron R. Laserson
Continental Grain Company
The
Milling and Baking News
Asia
China
Laserson
Ottawa Herald Postal Rates And Delivery Details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. It notes in state taxes, carrier and mail options, and a 3.5 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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