Editorial Too Many Kingdoms Stir Kansas County Debate
The Parsons Sun argues for shrinking Kansas counties from 105 to about half, noting savings and shifts in governance. It cites California research on local government, discusses Parsons versus Independence as regional seats, and notes changes in coroner, welfare, and court systems, plus state and federal power rebalancing county authority.
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Regulations and the rising cost of government control
A historical note describes how a large candy maker pulled a candy line due to nut labeling mismatches and how McDonald’s faced a rule-based hiccup over decal-based free glasses. The piece argues that regulatory costs shift to consumers and stifle productivity. Bethlehem Steel comments link government expansion to higher costs, slower procedures, and reduced goods, with overlapping jurisdictions and accountability gaps cited as key issues.
Polluters Under Scrutiny In New Investor Guide
A booklet titled The Pollution Audit by The Council of Economic Priorities and Sierra Club is criticized for using outdated data. The councils studies are five to seven years old though the document aims to guide responsible investors on 50 industrials. American Can Co disputes being among the worst polluters, saying it now complies with air and water rules.
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Humor as Final Trend for Soap Operas in TV News
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt examines whether humor could be the last barrier for daytime soaps amid grim themes. Ann Marcus, guest writer behind Norman Lear projects and NBC's Days of Our Lives, doubts sustaining humor for a large female audience. Marcus recalls starting in 1961 with The Hathaways and joining daytime soaps in 1969 on Love Is a Many Splendored Thing.
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Debate Over Military Pensions Returns To Senate Action
Washington AP reports a revived debate on whether military retirees who take civilian federal jobs should lose their pensions. The Senate defense funding bill may include a pension ban for retirees earning $6000+ annually, targeting new retirees estimated at 68,000 next year. The issue could go to a House Senate conference if a ban is included.
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TV Tonight Highlights Packed with Classic and Modern
NBC AMC NBC lineup features Two part Welcome Back Kotter with Kotter's wife and students Barbarino and Washington. The Loneliest Runner stars Brian Keith Lance Kerwin. Walton family tale with Alvira Drummond. Masterpiece Theatre Rose's trial begins linked to Poldark saga. Austin City Limits Gatlin and Harvey, plus Bill Dailey special and diverse dramas and movies across CBS ABC and more.
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Hypoglycemia in Medical Letters and Reader Queries
Dear Dr Thosteson discusses hypoglycemia diagnosis and management, noting doctors warn against glib labels and urging balanced information. Letters describe symptoms, restaurant diet, tests, and a recommended booklet Help for Hypoglycemia as a resource.
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Ottawa Herald ad and subscription rates page
Ottawa Herald from Ottawa Kansas lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with differing monthly and yearly prices and a 3 percent sales tax note for out of state subscribers. The page credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes Associated Press membership and exclusive local news use.
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