Gingrich under pressure over tax cut plan and fairness
Kansas Rep. Pat Roberts leads 100 House Republicans in demanding a lower income threshold for the $500 per child tax credit, aiming to counter Democrat claims it benefits the wealthy. Gingrich defends the plan, urging economic justice alongside deficit reduction.
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Editorial view on Muriel Kauffman and Royals legacy
Guest editorials urge readers to judge news coverage. The Kansas City Royals founder Ewing Kauffman is downplayed in a Channel 5 funeral report while Marion Labs and educational programs mark his true impact on the metropolitan area.
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Accident at Third and Walnut Wounds Man. Arm Likely Lost
A man named Earl Jackson shot himself accidentally while dismounting a buggy at Third and Walnut streets. The shotgun blast struck his left arm, tearing it severely, and he was taken to Dr. Hughes for treatment with the likelihood of losing his arm.
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It's Your Quarter: Property Tax Protest and School Bond Vote
A reader criticizes city spending and a proposed school bond for Ottawa Middle School. They oppose a new grade school on safety grounds and air conditioning, call for protest meetings, and urge residents to join a community forum by calling 242-4700 during specified hours.
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Juice Plus costs 1.16 daily not 90 monthly
In a persuasive letter a health claim is made for Juice Plus, citing personal recovery from cancer and fatigue, family benefits, and cost comparisons. The writer argues the product boosts energy, sleep, nails, and overall health, and urges readers to try a 120 day trial with a money back guarantee.
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Jim
Not In Inventors Hall of Fame Says World Features Syndicate
The World Features Syndicate reports a list of notable inventors not yet inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame. Names include Charles Duryea with gasoline, Jacob Schick with the electric razor, Jacob Perkins with refrigeration, Elias Howe with the sewing machine, Chester Stone with washing machine, and Clarence Birdseye with packaged frozen foods.
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Inventors Hall OF Fame
Charles Duryea
Jacob Schick
Jacob Perkins
Elias Howe
Chester Stone
Clarence Birdseye
World Features Syndicate
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