Wunsch Honored Passes Of A Kansas Leader
Obituary noting the death of Paul R. Wunsch of Kingman after a 30 year Kansas political career. A former Speaker of the House and President Pro Tem of the Senate, Wunsch was known as a firm leader with deep knowledge of state government. The piece reflects on his service, character, and lasting impact on the GOP and Kansas politics.
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Paul R. Wunsch
Kingman
Kansas
Paul
Ninnescah
Republican Party
House
Senate
Loyalty Sales Push Promotes Dad Prize Car
A metropolitan department store runs a Father’s Day promotion urging shoppers to register Dad for a chance to win a Datsun 200 SX. The note questions the promotion’s impact on U.S. auto workers and suggests alternatives from American brands.
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Japan
America
U.S
TV Tonight shows sostage lineup and films
A cluttered TV guide lists dramas and movies for the evening led by Operation Atlantis with John Ericson and Bema Rock, a 14:00 start, host Tom Snyder and editor Shaw in a repeat slot. Other films include Hitler's Madmen with John Carrading and Patricia Morrison, Savage Gringo with Ken Clark, and a royal mail heist tale.
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Tom Snyder
Ancrote Shaw
Mbmovie
Hitler
John Carrading
Patricia Morrison
Crechoslovakia
Mary
Stanley Baker
Joanna Pettet
Royal Mail Company
Ken Clark
Peter Carter
Indiana
If It's Not On Evening News Then It Didn't Happen
Los Angeles AP satirist Ari Buchwald discusses television’s impact on reality on a local radio show. He notes the California Supreme Court ruling on police interrogation and Miranda rights, and recalls reactions from FBI chief Webster and Justice Burger.
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Los Angeles
Ari Buchwald
Buchwald
Michael Jackson
California
Walter Cronkite
California Supreme Court
FBI
William Webster
Webster
Warren Burger
U.S. Supreme Court
Burger
Evening News
Dan Rather
CBS
Itch to Regulate Faces a Federal Growth Trend
James Kilpatrick surveys federal regulation, citing Center for the Study of American Business and American Enterprise Institute. Agencies have surged since 1970, with costs rising to nearly seven billion dollars next year and staff swelling to over 90 thousand, despite calls for reform.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
John Randolph
Roanoke
Congress
Center For the Study of American Business
Washington University
St. Louis
American Enterprise Institute
Center For the Study of
Cost Accounting Standards Board
Council On Environmental Quality
Food Safety and Quality Service
Department of Agriculture
Environmental Protection Agency
Randolph and
Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jimmy Carter
Sudden Facial Pain and Geriatrics Queries
A reader asks about sudden facial pain near the ear suggesting temporal arteritis and the need for prompt steroid treatment. Other questions cover the first day of the menstrual cycle, when to see geriatrics, eyestrain from reading, herpes on Pap smears, lithium toxicity signs, and monitoring by a clinician.
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