Editorial: Reynolds Shultz and the USDA appointment
The Ottawa Herald notes Reynolds Shultz former Kansas lieutenant governor and legislator has been named a USDA bureau consultant at a $25,000 salary. It questions his qualifications and critiques the bureaucratic system paying high wages for limited work, urging scrutiny before condemning the move.
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Kansas
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Nixon
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jefferson County
Lawrence
Kansas Senate Chamber
Legion
USDA
Priorities in Kansas Paper Reveal Slanted Coverage
A Kansas newspaper gave the college president resignation top billing with two pictures spanning 16 inches, while a separate page story on a new basketball coach and a coach’s photo three times larger occupied over 24 inches. The piece notes reader interests drive coverage and jokes about chicken price changes drawing less ire than Wounded Knee.
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Wounded Knee
Carbohydrate Diet Claims Questioned by Doctor
A reader asks Dr Thosteson if a strict 60 gram daily carb limit will reliably produce rapid weekly weight loss. The inquiry notes a magazine article touting three to five pounds per week and seeks medical perspective.
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Dr. Thosteson
Do Not Believe Wild Diet Claims Or Quick Fixes
A reader questions low carb diets and weight gain claiming calories matter most, while Dr Thosteson notes no diet lets you eat freely and still slim. The exchange cautions against wishful eating schemes and emphasizes caloric balance for weight loss.
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DuPont
J.K
Alcoholics Anonymous
D.M.M
The Reluctant Vote on Abortion Bill Foes Turned
AP report notes Senate Bill 329 with abortion on demand for doctors was voted yes by a senator who opposes abortion. The passage contrasts with a rhetoric about valuing human life and government protection, alongside a separate note on Argentina resuming large wheat exports for 1973. Written by James.
Argentina Wheat Exports Boost Urgency for U S Crop Outlook
P Rudbeck reports large sales to Europe and Asia amid high grain prices. USDA projects a potential U S wheat crop of over 1.6 billion bushels in 1973 with record exports 1.15 billion bushels this fiscal year. In Washington, Reed notes east coast goose scarcity, with hunting likely to close for two years. A Senate debate on SB 329 reveals strong abortion policy positions tied to Roe v Wade.
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U.S
Buenos Aires
Rudbeck
India
Bangladesh
North Korea
Chile
Japan
Argentina
Canada
USDA
Australia
Soviet Union
Washington
Brant
Nathaniel P. Reed
Television Log Full Day Broadcast Schedule
Ottawa Kansas daily listing shows a dense 24 hour broadcast grid with hundreds of programs from Sesame Street to Johnny Carson. It includes news weather and sports blocks, multiple dramas comedies and cartoons across channels and a long note on subscription rates and newspaper masthead.
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Mayberry
TV Weatherman
Jacques Cousteau
Somerset
Paul Dixon
General Hospital
Green Acres
Cai
Jeff
Daniel Boone
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Merv Griffin
Petticoat Junction
Speedracer
Rocky Underdog
Star Trek
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Munsters
News
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Zoomie
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Hollywood Squares
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Dragnet
Police Surgeon
Kings
Bullets
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Hawaii Five-O
Bill Moyer
Journal
Black Journal
Hawkins
Marcus Welby
America
Koltanowski
Business Journal
TV News
Johnny Carson
Truman Capote
San Quentin
Christ Unlimited
Jesus
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Nixon says farm program overhaul is a long way off
The Nixon administration seeks to avoid erasing all crop programs. Secretary Butz says a full program cut is far off and that current methods are outdated. Nixon urged Congress to reduce farmer dependence on federal payments by boosting sales income during a transition to a more equitable production system.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Congress
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