Beaming Beat Patrol Returns To Downtown Streets
Friday, June 11, 1971 editorial notes a Central Kansas town restoring the foot patrolman on the beat as the police roster fills. The chief cites public relations benefits and renewed interest among young recruits while Wichita officers in a squad car address a fake incident the same day.
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Kansas
Wichita
Foot Patrol Values Quiet Kansas Town Life
A discussion highlights why small to medium Kansas towns offer safer beats for patrol officers. The text argues metropolitan violence frustrates longevity and pension prospects, while smaller towns foster respect for law and order and attract people to reside away from big cities.
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Kansas
Kansas towns keep two high schools after consolidation vote
In Consolidation Out Central Kansas patrons voted to keep two high schools open, choosing status quo despite potential savings from a single building. The piece notes high school budgets dominate city taxes, rural taxes near half, and reflects statewide pride over cost trends and future consolidations driven by taxpayer pressure.
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Kansas
Central
Moles and Skin Marks Queried by Mrs Thosteson
Dr Thosteson responds that moles are typically an inherited peculiarity in skin and you may be born with them. He notes that the cells forming moles may not be visible at birth and discusses potential causes and the difficulty of a universal cure.
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Mole watch and health questions highlighted in reader pages
The column discusses moles cancer warning signs and care, advising regular doctor checks and dermatologist removal. It also includes reader letters about colitis questions, raw eggs risks, circumcision advice, and a closing prayer segment.
Congress Asked To Aid Lockheed
Washington AP Daniel J. Haughton Lockheed chairman seeks government loan to stave off severe financial distress amid falling defense contracts and Rolls Royce engine trouble. Reports suggest McDonnell Douglas offered airlines credit to shift TriStar orders, a bid opposed by Sen Proxmire while aviation officials support loan guarantees to preserve Lockheed Boeing and Douglas competition and protect $650 million already invested and over $200 million advanced by TWA Delta and Eastern.
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Meat Import Rates Rise But Remain Below 1970 Levels
U S Agriculture Department reports April meat imports at 86.2 million pounds, down slightly from March and about 2.5 million less than April 1970. For January–April 1971 total imports reached 323 million pounds, 24 percent below the previous year. Australia led shipments in April with 36.5 million pounds, while New Zealand shipped 16.5 million pounds in April. Canadian and other imports show smaller gains and adjustments amid voluntary restraint plans for 1971.
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Television Log Details Prime Time Schedule
TV guide style list shows 5 PM to 12:35 AM broadcasts. Programs include Munsters Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction Love Lucy Brady Bunch High Chaparral The Innocents That Girl Odd Couple Strange Report Love American Style Burke's Law Tonight Merv Griffin The Crusades The Light Touch and Nocturne with News Weather and sports updates throughout the evening.
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TV Wedding Coverage Sends News Men Shifting Focus
New York AP reports TV reporters anxiously brace for coverage of Tricia and Eddie’s weekend wedding as networks plan elaborate previews and specials. Analysts note White House and defense topics paused for the event with CBS advancing Lynda Johnson Robb to commentary, while ratings interest grows for the Nielsen driven ceremony.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead
Ottawa Herald publishes rates for trade area and out of area by mail with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly options. The paper lists editor publisher Robert B. Wellington and notes AP news usage rights.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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