Limiting Kansas legislators to nine bills proposed
A Wichita lawmaker proposals a two year cap of nine bills per legislator arguing it would cut costs and reduce clutter. He cites about 1700 bills per session costing roughly 3.4 million dollars and notes under 30 percent become law. He claims many bills are for publicity or special interests.
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Navy weighs reviving four World War II era battleships
As Carter faces a bloated 1981 federal budget, U S Navy chiefs float refurbishing four mothballed battleships. In need of a show of force, they estimate two to three years and about two billion dollars to restore the 45,000 ton ships with 16 inch guns. Critics warn costly, impractical vanity projects.
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TV Tonight and Classic Movie Highlights in Ottawa Paper
Prime time listings include Hawks versus Pacers, The Tonight Show with David Brenner, and a mix of movies and specials. Highlights feature Mother Wore Tights, House That Would Not Die, Bob And Carol And Ted And Alice, The Pit And The Pendulum, plus profiles of Humphrey Bogart and Bell TV features.
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Richard Long
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Ted
Alice
Natalie Wood
Robert Guip
Dukes OF Hazzard
Dukes
Boas Hogg
Atlanta Flames
Vancouver Canucks
Bogart
Humphrey Bogart
Sanford and Son
Sharlie
Angela
David Brenner
Ricardo Montalban
Helen Gurley Brown
Vincent Price
Barbara
Soviet embargo interview airs on Midwest TV show
A small Midwest farm news producer sent a camera crew to Washington to interview a Soviet minister counselor about the grain embargo. Vladilen Vasev criticizes the pressure tactics and calls for equality with the United States while signaling optimism for improved relations. The incident highlights media attention gaps and suggests big outlets may overlook scoops in favor of patriotism.
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John
Kansas
Iowa
Dana Miller
Washington
Des Moines
State Department
Miller
Chet Randolph
Vladilen Vasev
Soviet Union
Vasev
Bergland
U.S
United States
Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Inflation’s hidden beneficiaries in a rising price world
AP analyst John Cunniff explains how inflation creates tax advantages for borrowers and certain asset holders. He notes mortgage holders benefit from low real borrowing costs, interest deductions, and depreciation allowances despite rising prices, while many savers lose value as inflation erodes savings and fixed-income returns.
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New York
Polio survivor seeks leg strengthening help and hope
Dear Dr Donahue, I was stricken as a baby with polio and now at 26 have a thinner weaker left leg and limited toe wiggle. A physiotherapist can tailor exercises. partial squats and toe rises build front thigh and calf muscles. Not too late to help yourself, immunization's impact, and a prayer section closing with guidance.
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P. R
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