Tailgate remark and scandal reach Ottawa readers
The Ottawa Herald letter page cites the Daily News at Olathe to mock Republicans and juxtaposes Watergate with a Democrat scandal. It references Wayne Hays with a mistress and Allan Howe with Salt Lake prostitutes, arguing public figures must avoid impropriety and misuse of public funds amid ongoing political tempers.
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Daily News
Olathe
Rep
Larry Winn
Wayne Hays
Allan Howe
Salt Lake City
Nixon
Agnew
Dames
Congressman Jones
A Few Bad Apples In The Barrel Of Public Service
The passage laments repeated political scandals from Eisenhower to Nixon and Kennedy, arguing that a few corrupt aides and lawmakers erode trust in honest public service and fuel public cynicism during an election year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Revenue Sharing Debate Hits Election Year Hurdles
The piece notes Congress is likely to pass a long-standing revenue sharing bill in an election year with little strings. It highlights Jimmy Carter's proposal to bypass state capitals and send funds directly to cities and counties, seen as a move to appease New York City's mayor. It also critiques Kansas Governor's preference for unfettered federal money while limiting city aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jimmy Carter
New York
Kansas Cities
Topeka
Kansas
Calf growth and cramp query answered by Dr Thosteson
A reader asks if persistent jogging will enlarge calves and recalls a hot day muscle cramp misinterpreted as being struck. The doctor says calf growth may stop after two years of training and explains possible muscle strain and heat involvement.
Reason To Stay Edgy By John Cunniff AP Analyst
AP analysis notes mid year economic signals show growth, but with inflation unemployment and high interest temper optimism. Greenspan raises 1976 growth forecast to 7 percent, Wharton 6.6 percent, yet housing prices and stock market weakness spark doubt. Consumers pause after early retail surge, wary of further price hikes.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Dairy farmers may fare better in 1976 says AP
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports Agriculture Department economists expect dairy farmers to improve financially in 1976 due to a 4 percent rise in production and a projected 117.5 billion pounds of milk output. Cash receipts from milk sales could exceed $9.9 billion in 1975 with a strong start in Q1, while price supports at $8.13 per 100 pounds remain in place through Q3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Department’s Economic Research Service
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Europe
Franklin E. Hokana
Foreign Agricultural Service
Hokana
U.S
Britain
Members of Congress face sizable retirement pay
A Washington AP report outlines pension ranges for retiring lawmakers. Most qualify from about 11 000 to 51 000 yearly, with House Speaker Carl Albert at a top 65 600 and leaders Mansfield and Scott over 40 000. Heavily weighted by service length and highest three-year salary, pensions may rise with any year-end pay raise. Military service adds up to five years, and the max pension reaches 80 percent of the high-three average after 32 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Congressional
TV Theme Songs Becoming The Rave
Los Angeles AP. TV theme songs have surged as hot records with five released and several top selling. S.W.A.T. and Welcome Back Kotter themes hit No 1 on charts this spring while Baretta Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley follow. Producer Steve Barri credits ABC TV’s family oriented approach drawing younger viewers and the built in audience for hit tunes from hit shows. Barri notes a good song from a hit TV show almost guarantees record success and cites Rhythm Heritage’s S.W.A.T. theme rising from a personal push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Margulies
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Kotter
Steve Barri
ABC Records
Warner Bros. Records
Barri
Cyndi Greco
Laverne
Shirley
Abc-Tv
Bob Newhart
Mary Tyler Moore
Television Schedule Log Confusing Entries
A dense list combines TV program titles and channel segments with times and numbers. It reads like a scrambled schedule containing Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Family Affair Leave it To Beaver Brady Bunch News Hogan's Heroes Electric Company Gomer Pyle Jigsaw John Medical Center Speaking Freely Monty Python's Flying Circus etc, with numerous misprints and inconsistent timings.
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Zoom
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Hogan's Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Viva Valdez
Rich Little
Rhoda
Medical Center
Antonia
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil
Sunset Strip
Leave
Beaver
Brady Bunch
YEMC
Legacy Americana
College For Canines
Laverne and
Shirley
Walt
M.A.S.H
Aspen
Clementine
CBS
Lillas
Youa and
You
Flying Line
Sunset Strips
Ironside
Cedar Published Daily Rates and Editorial Information
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Editor and publisher is Robert Wellington. Subscription rates listed by mail: one month 1.96, three months 5.00, six months 7.00, one year 17.31. Out-of-area rates higher. out-of-state add 3 percent sealer tax. AP noted for local news and dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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Ottawa Herald
Editorial
Dr. Thosteson
George C. Thosteson
The
Rhythm Heritage
S.W.A.T
United Artists
Utd
Macon County
Jon
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