Kansans Will Not Vote April On Lottery Ban Lift
Editorial notes Kansans will likely skip an April vote on a constitutional provision to lift the lottery ban after the Kansas Senate fell two votes short of the required two thirds. The measure would have allowed a repeal amendment for the legislature to set rules on bingo wagering at tracks and other lotteries amid years of popular but hard to enforce illegal gambling. The latest AG crackdown is mentioned as a backdrop.
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Kansas Senate
Kansas
Miller faces party rift over gambling stance in Senate
Vern Miller, the Democrat attorney general, is pressed by backers of a proposed resolution to continue pressure on gambling. Republicans in the Senate seek to embarrass him after his election, betting his stance could hurt his poll standing. Meanwhile in Lawrence, the new AG led what is described as the state's largest illegal drug raid, a move that could boost his path toward the governor's office.
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Vern Miller
Miller
Lawrence
Revenue sharing debate over federal funds to local government
President Nixon proposes revenue sharing sending money from Washington to local governments. Critics demand strict use rules administered by federal authorities. Senator Dole defends local control, arguing trust varies by region and that cutting federal intake would better fund local needs.
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Washington
Congress
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Robert Dole
Kansas
Dole
New Jersey
Mississippi
Neck Traction for Arthritis Explained in Letter
A reader asks Dr Thosteson what neck traction means for arthritic changes in the neck and spine. The letter notes arthritis is common with aging and many people show changes on examination, not all are serious.
Neck Traction and Spine Changes Explain Nerve Pressure
A medical column discusses how aging bones can deform joints and create spur-like outgrowths that press on spinal nerves. Pressure may cause numbness in fingers or arms, often relieved by gentle neck traction. Also includes reader question about a neck lump and a note on evaluating blood in urine.
Hardin wary on strong soybeans market outlook
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin says he feels uneasy whenever soybean prices climb and farmers talk of expanding production. He notes 1971 acreage may rise 7 percent as corn blight areas shift to alternative crops, and demand for soybeans, especially oil, remains high domestically and internationally despite potential market threats.
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Clifford M. Hardin
Soviet Union
European Common Market
Kansas Tuition Grants Aimed at Independent Colleges
Senator Wint Winter promotes a state tuition grant plan for Kansas youth to attend 21 church related colleges and three state universities. The bill would cover tuition up to 1000 dollars yearly after a 450 dollar student contribution, with grants favoring attendance at preferred institutions while reducing state facility expansion costs.
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Kangana
Board of Regents
Kansas
Hal Boyle’s Mail Outsmarts and Miscellany Collide in New York
AP columnist Hal Boyle notes rising costs of reading about government as Congressional Record subscription jumps from 1.50 to 3.75. The column weaves trivia on dental health, presidents’ hobbies, fossil fuels, silly maxims, and quotes, reflecting a breezy miscellany column format.
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U.S
Congressional Record
Amele Sam
Incident in San Francisco TV review and Roundup
A TV feature titled Incident in San Francisco is reviewed as a two hour ABC program with strong production but familiar newsroom melodrama. The plot centers on a Good Samaritan police investigation and a journalist who searches for witnesses while an editor and publisher push the inquiry. NBC Children’s Theatre Circus Town in Peru Indiana depicts circus enthusiasts and training scenes. Joyce and Barbara For Adults Only critiques a talk show hosted by two women and producer David Frost.
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Richard Kiley
Samaritan
Christopher Connelly
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Children's Theatre
Peru
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Barbara
Joyce Susskind
David
Barbara Howar
Rona Barrett
David Frost
One-Number Banking Spreads Across U S Banks
The trend toward one-number, one-statement banking replaces separate windows for checking, savings, and mortgage with a single, integrated system. Beverly Bancorp and Seattle First National lead the shift, touting simplified files, unified statements, and cross-selling benefits as institutions embrace total banking by computer.
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Beverly
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Seattle First
Television Grid Prime Time Listings
A dense schedule of daytime and prime time programs across multiple channels. The log lists dozens of shows including Munsters Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction Love Lucy Green Acres Hee Haw All in The Family Marcus Welby and more with repeated News Weather and Movie entries throughout the day and night.
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Petticoat Junction
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Mayberry
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Guiding Light
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Merv Griffin
Bahrain
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
Ottawa Herald publishes daily text listing subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. Rates shown include by mail options and tax adjustments for out of state readers. The paper notes AP news exclusivity for local and dispatched AP content.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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