Top Attorney General Vern Miller seeks crackdown on drunken drivers
Editorial argues for tougher DUI prosecutions as Miller notes only one in five offenders lose licenses. It critiques past license suspensions and current system where appeals lead to acquittals, suggesting mandatory suspensions and public support from juries.
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Vern Miller
Miller
State Motor Vehicle Department
Kansas Officials Storm Over Wall Street Journal Tourist Satire
Kansas Governor Robert Docking protests a Wall Street Journal piece that mocks state tourist sites. Lt. Gov. Dave Owen defends Kansas, saying the article distorts the state’s image. The writer highlights Cawker City’s big ball of twine, Fort Funston near Tola, Greensburg’s hand dug well, Mont Blue near Lawrence, and Eisenhower Library at Abilene among others. Officials argue Kansans underrate their attractions and should promote them.
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Kansas
Wall Street Journal
Robert Docking
Dave Owen
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William Allen White
Greensburg
Mont Blue
Lawrence
Dodge City
Abilene
Hepatitis Patient Reports Recovery to Doctor
Dear Dr Thesteson I am recovering nicely from a bout of serum hepatitis with no record of transfusion or needle exposure caused it.
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Dr. Thesteson
Hepatitis health notes and Q and A column
Medical guidance explains infectious and serum hepatitis, transmission by contaminated food water or blood, incubation periods two to six weeks for infectious and one to six months for serum cases. Treatment relies on rest and good nursing, with no antiviral meds and a strict diet until jaundice subsides.
Young Writer Tsunga Breaks In With Sanf ord and Son
Tsunga, 24, one of the youngest story editors and first Black in the field, recalls submitting about 30 ideas and eight scripts before selling his first TV story to Sanford and Son. He credits a chance encounter with producer Aaron Ruben after his stage play One: The Two Us. His earlier play premiered at the Public Theater last June.
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Los Angeles
Munga Adell
New York
Sanford and Son
Adell Stevenson
Memphis
Tunga
Tsunga
Aaron Ruben
Rise in durum wheat prices linked to pasta demand
Washington AP reports rising pasta demand drives a sharp price rise for durum wheat in the northern plains. USDA will release a new production estimate on Aug 9, with June durum prices in Minneapolis up to 2.89 and July 19 spot at 3.80, amid broader wheat price gains from strong exports.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Plains
USDA
Minneapolis
A Reporter Worth Remembering Morin Dies at 65 in AP Service
Relman Pat Morin longtime Associated Press reporter dies at 65 after a 45 year career. Morin, famed for bylines seen worldwide, was tall with blue eyes and thin hair and bore a resemblance to General Eisenhower. He lived in many places and left a lasting journalistic imprint.
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New York
Relman “Pat’’ Morin
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Dwight D.D. Eisenhower
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Pat Lockhorns remembered as globe trotting journalist and scholar
Obituary notes Pat Lockhorns a prolific dispatch writer who covered wars and Rosenberg executions and won two Pulitzers. It highlights his lyric prose, wide scholarship, and varied interests from archaeology to Atlantis. He died after retirement, grief and illness. Separate grain report cites durum wheat stocks at 36.7 million bushels as of July 1, down 47 percent year over year, with export curbs or price lids discussed but unlikely before the August crop report.
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Minnesota
Montana
California
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Korea
Television Schedule vast daily lineup in Kansas
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV guide lists an all day lineup from 5 PM to 2 AM including Sesame Street, Lost In Space, Jeopardy and The Tonight Show. Highlights feature families and western dramas with News Weather and local programs interspersed throughout the schedule.
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Wagan’s Heroes
TV Weatherman
World News
Mod Squad
Playhouse New York
Helen Reddy
Vernons
San Francisco
Dean Martin
Four States
Dinah Shore
Grace Crawford
News
Somerset
Electric Company
Munsters
Lilias
Bowling For Dollars
Sanford and Son
Beverly Hillbillies
Dragnet
High Chaparral
George Kirby
World Press
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Johnny Mann
Brady Bunch
Washington Week In Review
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Legalized crime theory sparks Watergate debate
Washington reports that Ehrlichman and his lawyer argued in defense of the Ellsberg case that a president may authorize illegal acts for national security. Senator Ervin challenged the claim, stressing presidential power is limited to those expressly granted by the Constitution and not to intrude on domestic affairs.
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John D. Ehrlichman
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
John J. Wilson
The
United States
Wilson
Nixon
Billsberg
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate Watergate Committee
Ellsberg
Ervin
William Pitt the Elder
England
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