Single Mindedness in Kansas Pari-Mutuel Debate
A Kansas Senate vote against placing pari mutuel betting on the ballot prompts strong criticism from a quarter horse breeders group official. He cites a state fair poll showing 71 percent favoring voters deciding the issue, calling the action a setback for the industry and democratic process while urging broad voter consideration beyond single issues.
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Should the U S withdraw troops from Western Europe
Rep Bob Whittaker asks if the United States should pull its more than 300000 troops from Western Europe amid concerns over a Soviet gas pipeline and Western European dependence on Moscow. The piece weighs allied risk, costs, and the goal of European self-reliance in a Russian dominated world.
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TV Tonight Listings Highlight Classic Movies and Sports
TV schedule overview shows NCAA basketball first round games, HBO and NBC offerings, classic films Becket and Final Conflict, Barney Miller and Pirates of late night fare, with ESPN sports updates and NBC Tonight Show guest lineup.
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Plato Returns With Computers In Education Push
New York AP report details Central Data Corp and Control Data’s Plato system, a computer based educational platform. After 20 years and $1 million in cash, profits lag but executives see potential rivaling books, aiming for major profits by 1984 and beyond. Plato promises tutor driven instruction, efficiency for teachers, and broad markets including business and industry. Endorsements from groups like the American Chemical Society IEEE and AMA highlight credibility as it seeks decisive productivity gains.
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Central Data Corp
Plato
Tom Miller
Control Data
American Chemical Society
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General Hospital Board Game Hits Market
ABC and Cardinal Industries debut a General Hospital themed board game selling for 9.99. The game, described as a Monopoly like title, lets players assume soap opera roles with Luke Spencer as a key figure and aims for 300000 to 500000 units this year.
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General Hospital
Luke Spencer
ABC
Cardinal Industries
Cleo the Snake
Cardinal
Bonnie Berger
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Brent Noseworthy
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Backyard Gardens Grow Steadily Amid Economic Strain
Associated Press notes that inflation and recession push Americans toward home cultivation. Gardens for All reports 38 million households gardened in 1981 with 2 million more expected this year, continuing a rise since the early 1970s. President Jack Robinson says gardening expands self sufficiency and property value during hard times.
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Gardens For All
National Gardening Association
Jack Robinson
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Burlington
Ringworm treatment and community gardens guidance
Dear Dr Donahue explains ringworm causes and treatments including topical azoles and oral griseofulvin with long nail infections needing extended therapy. Recurrence likely from stopping early. tension not a factor. The note also surveys salt usage, and details Gardens for All promoting community gardens with 1 million nationwide, sponsors, kits, and rising household garden rates.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with subscription prices for in trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates cover one month to one year for in area and out-of-area subscribers, with tax details and out-of-state tax deduction.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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