Saturday Notebook: Skunk Nuisance and Tax Jokes Echo City Life
A Saturday notebook blends light city anecdotes and economical quips. Skunk invasions prompt stray ideas like repealing leash laws, while a postal service bid idea hints at privatization potential. Tax-time humor and pronunciation quips pepper the page, reflecting local voice and daily concerns.
Endurance vs speed in hockey training and tanning pills
Dr Donahue notes 80 20 rule in hockey training with anaerobic sprints eight to twelve times per session and aerobic laps to build endurance. Tanning pills available in Canada use carotene and canthaxanthin to color skin but do not protect from sunburn and are not sold in the U S.
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Dr. Donahue
B.L
U.S
Canada
Views On Education Our Legacy For The Future
Roger D Nelson argues education is an investment not a cost and warns current students will lead the nation between 1994 and 2047. He cites rising curriculum demands, government mandates, and expanded programs from vocational training to special education as drivers of higher costs while enrollment declines. He urges citizen support to enhance school effectiveness.
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City Hall
Roger D. Nelson
U.S.C
Tiff Over Semantics Drives Kansas Doctor Debate
Kansas physicians challenge chiropractors calling themselves physicians contending the term implies advanced medical training. The Kansas Board of Healing Arts ruled chiropractic physicians may advertise with both words, while the Kansas Medical Society appeals for a final AG ruling expected this summer. The dispute centers on consumer perception, advertising ethics, and professional rivalry between MDs and DCs.
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Dale Goter
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Kansas Medical
Kansas Medical Society
Kansas Board of Healing Arts
Steve Carter
EMS
Carter
Medical
American Medical Association
Sherman Parks
Kansas Chiropractic Association
Parks
Mds
Dcs
Doctors of Chiropractic
Legislative report on property assessment and pickup tax changes
Senator Jim Allen notes Senate Taxation Committee debates a fair classification plan for property reappraisal. He warns of potential court-ordered reappraisal and outlines a uniform pickup license proposal at 25 dollars, plus contact details for constituent inquiries.
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Jim Allen
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
South
Statehouse
Topeka
Kan
USDA Keeps Eye On Global Scene In New Outlook Report
Kansas City board of Trade notes that the Outlook for U S Agricultural Exports reports global trends. Exports for fiscal 1983 may total about 36 billion dollars, down 8 percent from last year, with unit values down about 5 percent and volume uncertain.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Ottawa Herald brief economic note on farm exports and trade
USPS listing shows subscription rates for Ottawa area and out-of-state subscribers. Brief excerpt cites USDA data noting lower U S farm exports due to recession and strong dollar, with declines expected in exports to Common Market and Western Europe amid record crops last year.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
USDA
Usda Saga
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U.S. Weather Service
Postal Service
United Parcel Service
Sage of
Osage
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Roger Nelson
Legislative Report
House
Senate
Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
Ottawa Herald
Sat
Sun
Dustin Ffnan Tootsie
Butler
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