19 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1971
Page
1
Editorial notes Governor Robert Docking asserts that outcomes this session depend on Republican leadership. Docking criticizes GOP for possible confusion, cites his $941 million budget as state history, and proposes tax expansion he calls reform. The piece frames fiscal policy and party blame as session winds down.
The governor and Republicans spar over tax policy as phrases like tax lid and tax reform dominate rhetoric. Critics say the public remains largely unaware of hidden tax increases on corporations and the overall fiscal plan, while the Legislature grapples with accountability.
The Army plans 10.6 million dollars for radio and television spots this year through a Philadelphia agency and seeks 25 million more next fiscal year to promote the service. Air Force Navy Marines and possibly Coast Guard are eyeing similar efforts as critics question propriety and efficiency of advertising tax funds.
Patient asks physician about a recent throat exam finding described as black hairy tongue. Seeks explanation of meaning and implications from Dr Thosteson.
A medical column discusses causes of a dark coated tongue known as black hairy tongue. Factors include irritation, antibiotics, smoking, and hygiene. Advice covers tongue scraping, reducing smoking, and time for recovery. no serious danger implied.
New York AP reports Arte Johnson of Laugh-In headlined a Thursday NBC special with guests Bing Crosby Elke Sommer Billy de Wolfe Joe Namath Peter Marshall Nancy Kulp and others. Johnson, known for Wolfgang Rosmenko and Mr Malaprop roles, showcased several characters though some sketches fell flat, including one about John Paul Jones.
Kansas editorial writers weigh executive reorganization highway spending and legislative tactics. Commentary from the Wichita Eagle Beacon Parsons Sun McPherson Sentinel Salina Journal Lola Register questions prompts, bonds, and timing as sessions contend with court rulings and road funding.
NEW YORK AP If there is anything certain besides death and higher taxes it is further increases in Social Security benefits ahead. Since 1984 Social Security has grown due to planned changes, inflation, and political factors. With about 26 million beneficiaries the ripple effect reaches many families and political debates soften resistance to boosts.
The piece discusses proposals to automatically adjust Social Security or benefits with a living cost index. It notes countries like Sweden and France use such indexes, argues it could curb inflation’s bite on retirees, and warns of potential inflation bias and loss of policy control during recessions. It also questions automatic tax and benefit cuts and public acceptance.
Ottawa Herald lists daily pricing for trade area subscriptions by mail with monthly quarterly and yearly rates and a higher outside trade area schedule. It notes a 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers and that the Associated Press retains exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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