Editorial On Congress Recess And Vacation Patterns
Ottawa Herald notes Rep Larry Winn press release on House pre recess energy and the looming near term vacations. It cites 11 days off for Fourth of July period plus May 10 days August extended breaks September Yom Kippur five days October ten days Veterans Day five Turkey Thanksgiving ten and Carl Albert remark on inaction.
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Larry Winn
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Carl Albert
Democratic Congress
Pot Law Sparks Kansas Decriminalization Debate
A Kansas movement seeks to rescind pot possession penalties and treat only selling marijuana as a crime. Proponents argue law enforcement resources could be better used elsewhere and that possession arrests clog courts. Critics say personal choice and safety issues merit retention of penalties. The push signals a larger legislative fight ahead.
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Kansas
Sjogren syndrome and related medical questions in letters
A reader writes to Dr Thosteson about Sjogren syndrome seeking relief or a cure after ten years of symptoms noting dry eyes and mouth. The reply suggests possible causes, related conditions, and potential endocrinologist input. Additional letters discuss urine odor evaluation, eyelid xanthomas removal, and cholesterol considerations, with a prayer blessing at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thosteson
Sjogren
C.R.E
Henrik Sjogren
Public TV to rerun Gene Shepherds America this summer
Public Broadcasting Service will rebroadcast Gene Shepherds America, a 13 part public TV series from 1971. The first episode airs July 8 featuring Shepherd’s fishing scenes in a Maine river and reminiscences of crappie fishing in an Indiana pond from his youth.
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Public TV
Gene Shepherd
America
Public Broadcasting Service
Shepherd
Maine
Indiana
Television Log Digest of A Busy Broadcast Week
A scanned TV listing covers multiple channels with detailed day and night schedules. It lists programs including Truth or Consequences Sesame Street Early Show Electric Company Family Affair Leave It To Beaver Green Acres News Mr. Rogers Star Trek and many others with times, repeats, and noted c or ¢ marks. The article ends with a biographical note on a Chicago-born humorist host describing his career and approach to televised Americana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Company
Green Acres
Lilias
Hogan’s Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Joe Garigiola
Oral Roberts
NBC Baseball
Rachel
la Cubana
Gunsmoke
Andy Griffith
Cardinals
Phillies
Gomer Pyle
USMC
S.W.A.T
Maude
Dick van Dyke
Rhoda
Caribe
Medical Center
Washington
World Press
Mike Douglas
Johnny Carson
Dr. Lao
Perry Mason
Jungle Doctor Joins Jungle Habitat At Warner Park
Warner Brothers Jungle Habitat in West Milford New Jersey maintains a full time medical staff led by a resident veterinarian. The park serves about 1500 animals roaming within the 1000 acre drive through site and conducts twice daily veterinary rounds in a safari vehicle.
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West
Milford
N.J
Warner Brothers
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert Wellington and price schedules for trade area and out-of-area subscribers. Rates cover one month to one year with tax notes and a 3 percent out-of-state deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
White House mulls USDA food stamp reform proposal
The Ford administration finalizes a Congress bound response to USDA reform plans for the food stamp program. Key aides clash over the package amid pressure from Senate leaders. the plan would shift to a unified eligibility rule and standard deductions, replacing a disputed pricing system. Also in brief, Michigan and Great Lakes states expect tart cherry output to rise about 19 percent to 157,280 tons thanks to favorable weather.
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Washington
White House
Agriculture Department
Congress
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Ford
Senate
Mestic Council
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Butz
USDA
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Select Nutrition Committee
George McGovern
D-S.d
House
McGovern
Michigan
Great Lakes
Rockefeller Revisions Highlight Six Months In Office
Four times in his six month tenure Vice President Nelson Rockefeller altered earlier statements that conflicted with the record. Topics ranged from his political plans to South Vietnam to alleged CIA assassination plots involving Kennedy brothers. He denied knowledge of secret commitments while questioning Ford’s awareness of White House exchanges.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
South Vietnam
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Rockefeller
Detroit
Buffalo
N.Y
New York State Senate
Earl Brydges
Congress
United States
New Orleans
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Richard M. Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
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Music of the People
Amarcus Welby
M.D
Barnaby Jones
Interface
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Lillas
Sunset Strip
Spencers Mountain
K Company
Middle America
Alaska
Cleveland
WOR
Boston
Wgbh-Tv
Fred Barzyk
Leigh Brown
Olivia Tappan
Leroy
Associated Press
Rocky
Jackson
Ron Nelsen
Nixon
Thieu
Paris
God Frices
Larry Shaw
W. 13Th
Balth
David Carradine
Simone Griffeth
Goff Pana Sapo Elampene
Metrocolor
Sylvester Sta
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