No Use in Kansas Land Use Amendment Debate
The editorial critiques implementing the land use amendment approved by voters, noting election-year pressures and possible tax shifts to businesses and homeowners. It warns of alternatives like raising sales or income taxes or doing nothing, and broadens to a discussion of tax evasion, government graft, and fiscal stress amid inflation and big government.
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Italy
America
Leger
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Carter aims to curb inflation but coal deal raises doubts
The Salina Journal notes President Carter seeks to curb price and wage growth by pressuring big unions, while the coal settlement would boost miners' wages 38 percent over three years, likely spurring higher coal prices and prompting other unions to demand similar or greater increases.
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Washington
Carter
Steel
Automobile
Lumber
Aluminum
Salina
TV Guide Listing Highlights and Guest Appearances
Curation of programs across networks with notable guests including Elton John, Robert Reed, David Suspect, and Lucille Ball. Features classic series such as Little House on the Prairie and The Tonight Show with varied topics from awards and biographies to films and public affairs.
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Elton
Economy Heaps Unwarranted Blame On Carter
AP analysis notes public doubts about Carter's economic record despite improving jobs and modest inflation. Michigan survey shows 12% rate government good, 26% poor, with 6.1% unemployment and 7.8% expected inflation. Public fears inflation outpacing any perceived anti inflation plan, harming Carter's public image.
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Carter
John Cunniff
New York
Michigan
University of Michigan
Damaged Goods A Thorn For Movers
The article explains Interstate Commerce Commission data on moving losses and damage and outlines mover liability. Without extra coverage the base liability is 60 cents per pound per article, with various options for higher protection including declaring value or opting for automatic coverage at 1.25 dollars per pound total shipment. It notes you may add insurance at 50 cents per $100 of value for broader coverage.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knee problems and sports conflict in Osgoood Schlatter case
A 14 year old boy writes to Dr Thosteson about Osgood Schlatter disease in his knee. Cast without relief led him to keep playing sports against doctors orders. He asks for guidance beyond rest and notes friction at home over rock music.
Osgood Schlatter guidance and ear noise questions
Medical Q and A style notes address Osgood Schlatter disease in a young athlete, its self limiting nature, rest and avoidance of irritation, non kneeling, and gradual return to pain free activity. Additional letters discuss tinnitus in aging, kidney stones from delayed care, and cosmetic nasal surgery considerations with prior patient concerns.
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