Break In The Dike Supreme Court ruling on ad bans
The Supreme Court ruled laws banning competitive ads or drug prices violate the First Amendment. Justice Blackmun said the ban restricts the free flow of information and questioned the quality and price-cutting arguments. The decision unsettles associations that limit competitive pricing across professions.
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Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Fraser urges US to match Soviet naval buildup in Indian Ocean
Australia prime minister Malcolm Fraser calls for the United States to mirror the Soviet naval expansion and to press ahead with a strategic base on Diego Garcia, arguing global views of America hinge on how it handles world security while the US should focus on its own economy.
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Australia
Malcom Fraser
U. S
Indian Ocean
Malcolm
Diego Garcia
Praises for Ottawa Library and its inter-library services
Mrs. Joe Driver of Quenemo commends the Ottawa Library for courteous helpful staff and access to hard to find books via inter-library loans. She notes the library offers free education without a diploma and reports enjoying checking out records.
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Ottawa
Joe Driver
Quenemo
Elimination diets and health advice from Dr Thosteson
The letters discuss allergy symptoms with facial swelling and advise a systematic elimination diet to identify triggers, note possible roles of wheat milk and drugs, and mention stress as a factor. A second letter questions extreme dieting, warning about underweight risks and offering a reducing booklet. A third letter on Peyronie’s disease suggests ultrasound treatment and Vitamin E as possible options, plus a prayer segment.
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Dupuytren
Markets drift in dull horse latitudes as traders grow wary
AP analysis compares stock market stagnation to sailors stuck in the horse latitudes with calm winds and low volume. The Dow hovers near 970 to 980 as rates rise, insiders sell, and investors grow lethargic, wondering when any momentum will return and whether to shed holdings.
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Ation
West Indies
Activ
Texaco
Farm safety rules deadline extended to Oct 25
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that new federal safety standards for hired farm workers on machinery will now take effect Oct 25, instead of June 7, due to delays in preparing pamphlets and aids. Farmers will have mostly completed harvests of wheat and are nearing corn, soybeans, cotton, and other fall crops.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Labor Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Agriculture Department
Washington
Television Schedule and Farm Safety Update
The page lists a dense slate of television programs across several channels with titles like Sesame Street Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes and Gunsmoke along with a detailed schedule including times and channel numbers. It also reports on OSHA farm safety rule delays and USDA corn crop progress noting a June 7 effective date postponement and 9 percent national planting with Indiana at 85 percent emerged.
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Zoom
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Kotter
Mac Davis
Waltons
Barney Miller
Lowell Thomas
San Francisco
Geronimo
Hogan's Heroes
Gamer Pyle
America
Donny and Marie
Sanford and Son
Sarai
Washington Week
Gally
Austin City Limits
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil Report
ABC News
Wanted muralist sought in Topeka to finish Curry works
Governor’s office disclosed a bid request for a muralist who knows Kansas, can imitate John Stewart Curry’s style, and deliver slides plus a plan under 40 000 dollars to complete Curry murals on the Kansas Statehouse second floor. The 1976 legislature funded the project amid prior criticism of the unfinished works.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John Stewart Curry
Wenesday
Robert F. Bennett
Curry
Statehouse
Walters to Leave NBC for ABC News Coanchor Role
Barbara Walters will join ABC September 20 as the first female co-anchor of a nightly network news show earning about 1 million dollars per year for five years. NBC offered the same pay to stay. Walters says the move cites breaking glass ceiling, with CBS and NBC likely to add female co-anchors as evening news expands.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Barbara Walters
ABC
NBC
Massachusetts
Miss Walters
ABC Evening News
Harry Reasoner
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and AP notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details in Ottawa Kansas with by mail and outside trade area rates, including monthly and yearly options, tax, and discounts for out of state subscribers. It also notes Associated Press exclusive rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
Associated Press
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