Public In The Dark On Juvenile Murder Privacy In Kansas
The Parsons editor questions if citizens can learn enough about juvenile murder cases under Kansas law. He argues probate rules obscure court records and trial details even in capital crimes, urging legislative reform to restore public access while recognizing some need for privacy in minor cases.
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Kansas
Parsons
Shortage of gasoline fuels debate over big oil profits
The Associated Press reports major oil firms posting substantial profits while motorists confront higher prices and a tightening fuel supply. Questions arise about motives and potential conspiracies to influence policy and enforcement, with investigations ongoing in state and federal courts.
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Congress
Nixon
Reading from a Sun Safe Regimen Notice
A patient reports keratoses on the face and forearms removed by surgery. The doctor advised sun protection when outdoors. The patient uses a large hat and protective creams to guard against sun exposure.
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Thostégdrieth
Sunscreen ingredients and tanning lotions discussed
Dr Thosteson outlines effective sunscreen components and notes bronzing lotions may tint while still offering mild protection. He lists brands and warns that some drugs increase sun sensitivity, urging personal trial to find what works. He also cautions on paregoric use for infant colic and acne treatment methods with skin-peeling acids under medical supervision.
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American Medical Association
Dr. Thesteson
M.J
Thosteson
I.A.D
Blackhead
Pay Checks A Combination
New York AP reports that cafeteria compensation lets executives choose their mix of cash and benefits. The piece explains current versus future money, after-tax versus before-tax money, and notes the Conference Board finding that part of the latest fringe benefits shift is plans enabling tax efficient wealth building. Among 269 companies surveyed, 80 have adopted such plans and 24 are considering them.
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New York
Conference Board
Wheat outlook boosts hopes for 1973 world supply
Washington AP reports Canada may yield a 700 million bushel wheat crop this year, aided by 25 million acres planted, with a potential 28 bushel per acre record. Australia could reach 425 million bushels. U.S. carryover sits at 428 million. Despite rises, world supplies remain tight amid reduced foreign stocks and high import orders for mid-1974. Russia increases output but relies on imports. USDA notes uncertainty about export availability.
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Canada
United States
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Russia
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USDA
Locking Gas Cap Demand Surges at Kansas City Dealers
Kansas City auto parts dealers report sharp gains in selling locking gasoline tank caps with managers noting frequent stockouts and wait times of several days. Dealers say sales rose 300 to 400 percent as customers cite fear of theft and desire to safeguard fuel.
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Kansas City
Bill Lagoski
Lagoski
Bob Gilstrap
Television Log Full Day Schedule Note Ottawa Kansas
A dense broadcast grid lists TV, news, weather, sports and movies from 5:00 PM to 1:45 AM across Kansas, names programs such as Sesame Street Leave It To Beaver The Day The Earth Caught Fire The Alamo and more, with multiple local schedules, channel numbers and station notes for Ottawa Kansas.
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Kansas
H. R. Putnstuf
Tigers
Orioles
Wilburn Brothers
Grace Crawford
Somerset
General Hospital
Bay City
Peyton Place
Andy Griffith
Mike Douglas
Perry Mason
Jeff's Collie
Lassie
Lilias
Bonanza
Secret Storm
Petticoat Junction
Speedracer
Star Trek
Electric Company
Munsters
Jackson Five
Zoom
Sports Today
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Legacy
Paul Lynde
Maverick
Maude
Royals
White Sox
Hunter
Marcus Welby
NBC Reports
TV News
Johnny Carson
Christ Unlimited
Art Linklater
Scramble Result Of Writers' Strike
In Los Angeles AP reports two film crews on location during the writers strike for The ABC Suspense Movie anthology. Harve Bennett says four to five 90 minute episodes are in progress with two completed and two in script form after the strike ended June 24. He notes most forthcoming stories will be suspense or mystery rather than comedy.
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Harve Bennett
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