Welfare Plan Cut in Doctor Fees Sparks Debate
Ottawa Herald page two editorial discusses State Board of Social Welfare plans to cut Medicaid doctor fees effective Sept. 1 to save about $1.5 million. It questions who bears the savings and how reduced charges affect welfare patients and doctor income.
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Will welfare patients face second class status and limited access
The speaker warns that cuts in welfare funding may prompt doctors to limit services for welfare recipients and recoup losses by charging higher fees to those who can pay. Working, taxpaying, self supporting individuals could face discrimination as physicians balance state demands with patient charges.
Kansas Highway Patrol aims for statewide police powers
A state legislative committee has given preliminary approval to a bill that would endow the Kansas Highway Patrol with statewide police powers. Supporters led by Col. William Albott argue for expanded duties, but critics warn it would blur lines with sheriffs and city police and dilute traffic focus. The patrols four decades of traffic control would face broader tasks, while more patrolmen are urged instead.
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Tiredness and Hope in a Doctor’s Reply
A reader asks Dr Thosteson if persistent fatigue is mental or physical. The doctor replies that fatigue may be in the mind, in the body, or a combination, and offers reassurance and guidance.
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Dr Thesteson on fatigue causes and medical tests
In this advice column the doctor discusses possible reasons for chronic tiredness beyond anemia and thyroid issues, including narcolepsy and hypoglycemia. He urges basic tests, personal interests, and vacations to boost energy, plus asks about ongoing concerns such as hiatal hernia and related symptoms.
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Television Grid Evening Lineup 5 to 10 PM Slideshow
A dense TV schedule lists titles across channels with times from 5 PM to 10 PM. Programs include Munsters Dick Van Dyke Show Brady Bunch Petticoat Junction Nanny Partridge Family That Girl The Movie A Layers With Death and many others along sports and news blocks.
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Great Speech You Made Chief Attacking The Courts For Slowness
A chaotic TV schedule fragment lists talk and entertainment programs with host names and show times. It notes a sharp speech directed at the courts for delays and frames it amid a day full of movies, game shows, soaps, and news.
Things To Do Next From Hal Boyle’s Lighthearted List
A humorous catalog of possible future actions includes pulling a mountain goat’s beard, becoming a corporal to find a marshal’s baton, and quirky ideas like inventing splashless grapefruit or self destructing paper money. The piece riffs on planning happiness through future projects and silly schemes.
Kansans weigh Miller popularity over Docking in editorials
Kansas editors survey polls suggesting Attorney General Vern Miller tops Governor Robert Docking in public favor. Parsons Sun notes Docking’s nervousness and Miller’s rising profile, while Emporia Gazette hints Miller could inherit the governor’s spotlight if Docking seeks higher office. Lola Register praises Miller’s drug battle and media savvy, predicting a potential gubernatorial run or a third term if Docking retires.
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Nostalgia Embraced as You Are There Returns on CBS
Authenticity drives the revived You Are There with Cronkite guiding a live feel. CBS recreated historic events from 1945 to 57 with early stars like Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Lorne Greene, and Rod Steiger. The series is taped at CBS Broadcast Center with episodes on Paul Revere Amelia Earhart and the Alamo.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy note
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details from Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options with in state sales tax and a 3 percent out of state sales tax deduction.
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