Voters consider Kansas gambling law changes on bingo
Editorial notes Kansas voters may legalize bingo to aid non profits and provide entertainment. While some say the goal is fundraising for worthy causes, others allege misused licenses and private gain. The state earns about 20 000 annually yet spends more on policing bingo activities.
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Kansas
Relax bingo rules to tax gains and curb costs
The text argues for loosening bingo regulations to recognize its booming business. It suggests allowing bingo to operate as is, while imposing a 10 percent tax. With projected gross of over 20 million this year, the state could gain several million in revenue.
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Kansas
Sunset bill could curb federal programs if passed
The sun setting concept aims to terminate every federal program with a five year renewal review. Critics warn Congress blocks reforms, while supporters say it could boost efficiency and taxpayers get more value. The idea is urged for federal and local governments alike as public pressure grows.
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Sam
Congress
Lupus Explanation Questions to Doctor Dear Dr Theterson
A reader asks about lupus symptoms its effects and treatment options. The inquiry seeks practical guidance on how lupus acts in the body and what can be taken to manage the condition.
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Dr. Thesteson
B.B
S.L.E
L.E. Foundation
Understanding lupus types and care in daily health lore
Dr George C Thesteson explains discoid lupus which scars skin and systemic lupus erythematosus or SLE which can affect many organs. He notes female predominance, autoimmune cause, common symptoms, and simple treatments like aspirin and corticosteroids, with the lupus foundation guiding information.
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S.L.E
Cedar Rapids? Ottawa daily announces subscription rates
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with differences for in-state and out-of-area subscribers and a 3 percent tax adjustment. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Would You Believe by John Cunniff AP Business Analyst
A detailed look at housing costs shows a 1968 new home at 43000 with financing bringing total to 43661 while 1976 prices rose to 99936 with larger down payments and higher financing rates. Monthly payments climbed from about 129 to 202, reflecting a broader affordability crisis and shrinking home quality as builders cut corners.
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John Cunniff
New York
Agriculture weights shift as soybeans rise in farm prices study
A 1971–73 based USDA revision shows soybeans gaining weight to 7.8 percent of farm price totals, while cotton falls to 2.9 percent and tobacco to 2.4. Beef cattle stay a major share, hogs shrink, and cream is dropped. The analysis draws on surveys of 9,600 farmers and covers living costs and production changes.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Statistical Research Service
USDA
TV special debates gag orders on press and fair trial
AP reports NBC News special "Fair Trial Free Press Is the First Amendment Unconstitutional" examines how gag orders affect free speech and the right to a fair trial. It traces the Nebraska case, cites Ruckelshaus, and presents editors reporters judges and lawyers weighing limits on pretrial publicity.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
NBC News
Edwin Newman
William Ruckelshaus
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Nebraska Press Association
High Court
Newman
NBC
Baton Rouge
Whiteville
N.C
Richard Schmidt
Television Schedule Dense Log of Daytime and Nighttime Lineups
A sprawling OCR style TV grid lists channel blocks with show names such as Sesame Street Early Show Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes Gomer Pyle I Love Lucy and multiple game and movie entries. It shows time spans and program pairings across 5 30 7 11 13 blocks, with numerous repeats and cross references to specials and news segments. The long fragment captures a wide array of network listings including sports, cartoons, variety acts, religious programs, and public affairs shows.
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Hogan's Herves
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Animal World
Crockett’s
Victory Garden
Beverly Hillbillies
Little House On the Prairie
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Tribal Eye
Big Graham Crusade
Baretta
Billy Graham Crusade
Sanford and Son
Fay
Starsky and Hutch
N&c
Spock
Dick van Dyke
Anne Benedict
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil
Waco
Neva
Kotter
Mac Davis
Waltons
Barney Miller
Lowell Thomas
San Francisco
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Anna Karenina
Harry O
Bill Moyer
Journal
Barnaby Jones
Lillas
Yoga
Mannix
Robert MacNeil Report
ABC News
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