No-Fault Insurance Meet Stirs National Debate
Ottawa editorial notes reports that the American Trial Lawyers Association aims to raise a slush fund to fight no fault insurance nationally. It highlights tax deductible gifts, federal pressure from President Nixon, and Kansas and Massachusetts applicability. The piece urges legislators to weigh costs and benefits as campaigns proceed.
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Washington
American Trial Lawyers Association
ATLA
Kansas
Massachusetts
Nixon
Houston
Texas
Robert Docking
Kansas Receives $125,000 Federal Grant for Inmate Training
The U S Department of Labor funds a 125000 grant to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson for inmate training in welding machine shop work and mechanics. Officials say the aid should benefit Kansas and the inmates though critics note funding gaps for penal institutions and question reform prospects for youths aged 16 to 21.
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State of Kansas
U.S Department of Labor
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Kansas
Ksir
Labeling push hooks consumer goods to list ingredients
Government advocates full ingredient labels on products, arguing consumers deserve details such as surfactants and phosphates. Critics fear higher costs and price shifts as labeling becomes mandatory in everyday groceries.
Arthritis relief inquiry to Dr Thosteson query
A reader aged 59 with 248 pounds asks arthritis relief guidance. She seeks affordable foods and medicines and notes inability to afford expensive options. The letter promises a brief lecture from the doctor on patient and doctor responsibilities.
Weight loss helps knee arthritis and med choice
The column notes knee pain worsens with weight and urges gradual weight loss, since there are no special arthritis foods. It recommends physician guidance for medicine, highlights aspirin as common, and emphasizes knowing arthritis type. It also provides insulin travel tips and a brief devotional prayer note.
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F.R
Smoking bees start fire at residence on 134 Bexhill Drive
Police and fire logs note at 9:50 p.m. a residence call at 134 Bexhill Drive reporting bees smoking from a woodpile sparked a fire in the woodpile with an estimated loss of 15 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Bexhill Drive
Vietnam War Hero and His Dog Die Side by Side
Lt. Col. Burr M. Willey of Ayer Massachusetts, 44, part of a small adviser team with the South Vietnamese 21st Infantry Division, died on Route 13 near An Loc while directing a push to break a month long deadlock. He was accompanied by his gray mongrel Moose who refused to leave his side and perished with him. Willey’s leadership and bold front line action inspired his men as he shouted that the enemy were finally moving before they were killed in the encounter.
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Route 13
Vietnam
Col. Willey
Burr M. Willey
Ayer
Mass
An Loc
Willey
Chon Thanh
Saigon
Moose
Delta
Associated Press
Thyrone Henderson
Lexington
Franklin
Jim L. Ellis
Croswell
Mich
Ellis
Perpetual People Puzzle TV special mixes heat and pathos
New York AP review of ABCs The Perpetual People Puzzle United by a bold collage of songs, dance, satire, sportscast whimsy, and a dramatic moment featuring James Earl Jones as a released convict. Gwen Verdon opens with a Kennedy Airport number, while Howard Cosell riffs on a Commuter 500 race. The show, uneven but with bright spots, hints at a potential series pilot. It also notes Bonanza cast changes with Dan Blockers death and Tim Matheson joining. The rest covers Vietnam war casualties and Colonel Burr Willeys death, including Franklins reactions, helicopter evac, and mortality among advisers in a forward bunker.
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New York
ABC
Public Broadcasting
NBC
Richie Haven
Jack Cassidy
Man About Sports
Howard Cosell
Cosell
James Earl Jones
Dan Blocker
David Canary
Tim Matheson
Griff King
Ben Cartwright
Mitch Vogel
Cartwright
Lorne Greene
Michael Landon
Television Schedule Log Dense Local Channel Guide
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV grid lists programs across days with a long catalog of shows and time slots. Entries include News Weather Sports Hazel Sesame Street Wild Wild West The Mod Squad Ponderosa The Untouchables Hawaii Five-O NBC programs and movies like Two For The Money plus many serials and talk shows. The page preserves era broadcasting variety with station idiosyncratic notes and local publication details.
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Kansas
Hazel
Hogany i
Mod Squad
Jerry Reed
Electric Company
Forsyte Saga
Royals
Yankees
Hawaii Five-O
NBC Action Playhouse
Advocates
Cannon
Dragnet
Black Journal
Nichols
Special
Marcus Welby
Masterpiece Theatre
All About Welfare
Nashville Music
Legacy
Diane
Ay Carson
Dick Cavett
My Three Sons
Dick van Dyke
Hogan's Heroes
Brady Bunch
Mayberry R.F.D
Emergency
Soul Food
the Super
Adam-12
Melba Moore
Medical Center
Mannix
Night Gallery
Soul
Bank of England
Jesus
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Proctor Gamble Co
Uncle Sam
Christ
George C. Thosteson
Secret Records
Nixon-Flon
Agriculture Department
Henderson
Public Eye
Four States
New Zoo Review
News
Bullwinkle
David Frost
Merv Griffin
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Grace Crawford
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Dennis the Menace
Peyton Place
Treehouse Lane
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
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