Kansas Regents Raise Student Fees and Seek More Aid
The Kansas Board of Regents will raise student fees starting September 1973, with increases from 25 to 50 dollars by state college. Regents also received requests from state colleges totaling 105.7 million dollars, about 24 million more than current state support. Washington reports President Nixon signed an education bill valued at 21.3 billion dollars aimed at funding education from grade school to graduate levels.
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Kansas Board of Regents
State of
Kansas
Washington
Nixon
Credentials Committee Faces 80 Challenges At Democratic Convention
The Credentials Committee wrestles with a record 80 challenges from 30 states in a bid to enforce McGovern reforms. The stakes include seating disputes, unity among reform supporters and old guard factions, and a California unit rule case that could block a first ballot nomination. McGovern allies seek calm, while critics warn overreach could hurt liberals minorities and youth support.
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Washington
Credentials Committee
George McGovern
McGovern
Eli Segal
Credentials
Illinois
Nixon
California
Patricia Harris
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Miss
Carter
South
Mississippi
William Waller
Beef prices and imports spark global shortage concerns
The article notes rising meat costs in the United States, with President Nixon weighing unrestricted beef imports. It contrasts England’s beef price surge driving shoppers to fish, and highlights continued beef demand in South America and Australia, signaling a worldwide shortage as markets expand and populations grow.
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Nixon
England
South America
Australia
Truth In Miles Adds Mileage Disclosure On Sales
A state official described a new law effective July 1 requiring mileage certification on sold cars. Sellers must report actual miles to buyers and the state to curb dishonest practices. The rule aims to protect buyers from scams by unscrupulous sellers. The old adage let the buyer beware may be obsolete.
Pound devaluation worries global trade and currency peace
The devaluation of the British pound, while not instantly harming American shoppers, signals a defeat for world trading norms. Fixed currency values, crucial for confidence, may be damaged as Britain exports rise while imports become pricier. The shift threatens monetary reform efforts and the Common Market parity, risking wider trade restraints and disarray among major economies.
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Britain
Poultry Convenience Foods Market Says Maturity Near
Washington AP reports an Agriculture Department study showing poultry convenience foods moving from rapid growth to maturity. Since the mid 1950s sales rose about 15 percent yearly, retail value near $1.5 billion, sevenfold since 1955. More private firms enter the market as demand expands.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Market Trends in Poultry and Currency Shifts Cited
A report outlines poultry market stages from growth to saturation and predicts processed poultry per capita use may reach 9 or 10 pounds by 1980. It also analyzes Britain’s weak economy and currency devaluation risks, noting the likely downward adjustment of the pound as markets self-regulate.
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Britain
Television Schedule Dense with Nightline Lineup
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV grid lists 5 PM to midnight programs across channels including News Weather Sports Sesame Street Mister Rogers and many classic series. Notable entries include PILOT episodes and film features The Bandits Of Corsica Pay Or Die The Cavern and The Venetian Affair among other daily offerings. The schedule also shows baseball Pirates vs Mets and various talk shows and dramas throughout the night.
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Kansas
High Chaparral
Hogan’s' Heroes
Mister Rogers
Mayberry R.F.D
Rollin’ On the River
Hogan’s Heroes
Lassie
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Jesus
Peyton Place
Jeff's Coltie
Andy Griffith
All My Children
Petticoat Junction
the Saint
Mike Douglas
Big Valley
Lucille Ball
Johnny So
Mod Squad
Ponderosa
Jerry Reed
VW. Electric Company
Forsyte Saga
French Chef
Hawaii Five-O
NBC Action Playhouse
Advocates
Cannon
Dragnet
Black Journal
the Blue Collar American
NBC News
Marcus Welby
Masterpiece Theatre
All About Welfare
Nashville Music
Legacy
Foot Odor Concerns A Reader Seeks Medical Advice
A reader reports persistent foot and shoe odor in her 21 year old daughter despite daily baths after work. She seeks urgent guidance on effective treatments, possible causes, and when to see a doctor for persistent foot odor.
Why feet stink and how to fix sweaty feet problems
Odorous sweating comes from bacteria on the skin thriving in warm damp feet. Keep skin dry and clean with daily germicidal foot baths, drying agents like aluminum chloride, and let shoes dry between wear. Consider nylon hosiery with cotton soles, and limit daily germicidal soap use. If unresolved, see a dermatologist for specialized care.
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Thosteson
Lre
New Leather Process Graft Polymerization Innovates Leather
Washington AP Agiculture Department scientists report a graft polymerization process that embeds a synthetic polymer within leather. Alfred H Korn and Edward H Harris told a leather chemists conference that lab treated leathers contained up to 50 percent polymer by weight. They experimented with polyacrylates and said treatment conditions can enhance or suppress natural leather characteristics for various end uses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Alfred H. Korn
Edward H. Harris
Leather Chemists
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Miles
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New York
West Germany
Four States
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Dinah Shore
Merv Griffin
Beverly Hillbillies
Grace Crawford
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Dennis the Menace
Melody
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Heavenly Father
Christ
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