Editorial clash over Wolf Creek plant near Burlington
Governor Bennett and Attorney General Schneider clash over the Wolf Creek generating plant near Burlington. Schneider urged a federal regulator to delay a license for two years. Kansas Gas and Electric and Kansas City Power & Light want to build the plant. Bennett says the country has an energy problem and supports placing the plant on line, asking his representatives to be allowed to...
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Robert Bennett
Curt Schneider
Wolf Creek
Burlington
Schneider
Federal Regulatory Agency
Kansas Gas and Electric
Kansas City Power & Light
Bennett
Cool It Curt Opposes Attorney General on Kansas Plant Stance
Curt argues the AG's delay jeopardizes a nearly five year plan for a Kansas energy plant. He says the issue reflects majority public opinion and warns that two more years of delays could ruin the project amid ongoing state and federal agency wrangles. Energy shortages demand prompt action.
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Kansas
Hats Off to Helments Foe of City Hall Victory
The piece notes motorcyclists’ push against helmet laws as Uncle Sam withdraws a federal mandate. It highlights riders challenging regulators and winning, shifting focus to states and cities, with a tone praising citizen activism and individual freedom.
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Uncle Sam
City Hall
Travel warnings for foreign trips concern Saudi study
A parent asks Dr Thosteson about precautions for foreign travel as their 22 year old son prepares for a nine month stay at a Saudi university. They note the material they have found is largely gloomy and seek guidance on safety and health considerations.
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Thosteson
Saudi Arabia
Heat and travel health tips from a reader's letter
A reader asks how to cope with extreme heat and safe travel in hot regions. Advice covers drinking water, water treatment, avoiding contaminated food, vaccines, and consulting embassies or Peace Corps for current rules. Dry heat effects, hydration needs, and staying updated on tetanus are noted. A second letter discusses pernicious anemia treatment with B12 injections and when iron or folic acid are unnecessary.
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Peace Corps
VISTA
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly and yearly totals. Rates vary by duration and include sales tax within the trade area and a 3 percent out of state tax deduction.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Facts Back New Home Costs
AP Business Analyst notes that in May the average price of a new single family home fell to 46300, down 2200 from April’s peak. Despite this, the overall trend remains upward for purchase price and financing costs due to rising land, materials, and labor costs. Various housing forms offer limited relief but no durable price decrease while quality stays high.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Soviet grain outlook 1976 tops 190 million tons despite winter loss
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports the Soviet Union may produce about 190 million metric tons of grain in 1976 despite winter crop damage. Farmers planted 128 million hectares, similar to last year, while spring crops show strength. The USDA cautions the figure could vary with weather and notes prior imports of U.S. wheat and corn.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Department
Moscow
Russia
U.S
USDA
Comprehensive TV Schedule Log for Multiple Channels
A dense historic channel log lists ABC CBS NBC PBS and other networks with time slots from 5:00 to 12:00, including Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Family Affair Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes Electric Company Maverick Star Trek Gunsmoke Bonanza Batman and evening news and movies. It catalogs showings, titles, and interleaved sports like Royals vs Rangers, with multiple repeats and BW variants.
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Sesame Street
Zoom
Hogan’s Heroes
Electric Company
Gamer Pyle
USMC
Gamer Pyre
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Kotter
Search For the Shinohara
Waltons
Mark of Jazz
Gunsmoke
Barney Miller
Lowell Thomas
San Francisco
Jubal
Hawaii Five-O
Olympiad
Royals
Rangers
Young Savage
Harry
Barnaby Jones
Ice Palace
Bill Moyer
S Journal
Lillas
Mannix
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil
District of Columbia faces financial peril from messy books
The District of Columbia seeks $20 million to produce an accurate fiscal profile after a nine volume Arthur Andersen audit found widespread miscodes and omissions in city records. The report cites $1.7 billion in unfunded pension liabilities and $100 million in delinquent hospital bills with widespread errors in public assistance payments and inconsistent federal grant management.
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Tom Raum
Associated Press
Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Thomas Eagleton
Senate District Committee
Arthur Anderson & Co
Eagleton
Missouri
Andersen Report
Andersen
Executive Branch
D.C
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George C. Thosteson
Thea
Focal
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IND
Weather
News
Animal World
the Vet
Crockett's
Vietory Garden
Hogan's Heroes
Beverly Hillbilies
Jacksons
Kelly Monteith
Baretta
Cannon
Starsky & Hutch
Hawk
Blue Knight
Mozart
Seattle
Mavie
Dr. Burant
Love
Martha Vers
Sunset Strip
Ronside
Bob Brewster
KOFO
Logal Mercury
North Shore Marina
Pomona Lake
Quenermo
Hillcrest
Edgar Rice Burroughs
AT the
Ogug McClure
Peter Cushing
Leva
Jack Nicholson
McMurphy
Newsweek Magazine
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