Editorial: Civil Service Strains on Presidential Power
Ottawa Herald notes a syndicated column claiming the President faces a tangle of Civil Service rules that require dismantling agencies. The piece argues a dual establishment: civil service workers with tenure and political appointees whose tenure differs, creating political friction.
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Cutting Back on Programs Faces Political Tug
The President begins trimming Kennedy and Johnson era programs triggering complaints from both parties as Congress eyes voter impact. Nixon has only begun. Pentagon costs at about 80 billion remain the largest expense, with half for manpower, protected by Civil Service and military regulations.
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Regional planning aims to ease doctor shortage nationwide
The article discusses a broad doctor shortage outside major cities, citing Kansas data with one county having no doctor and 62 percent of doctors in four of 105 counties. It notes efforts to expand the University of Kansas medical school and to form 14 regional planning councils to coordinate health services and reduce duplication, costs, and gaps.
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See A Sy hty FaR Later OV To Tighten Your Belts
Phase 3 of the President's economic program is criticized as a failure due to unclear rules and rising prices. The piece notes increases in grocery prices hitting Americans, discusses proposed freezes at various stages, mentions housewives boycotts, and suggests two options: endure high prices or diet.
Fungus questions for Doctor Thosteson about treatment options
A parent asks what causes fungus and seeks a complete review of available treatments. They note ongoing fungal infections in two young children, one with diaper rash after a move, despite initial Tinactin use, and request detailed guidance on curative options and steps to prevent recurrence.
Causes of fungus and treatment advice
A health column discusses how fungus infections develop in warm moist environments like feet, with three main treatments: keep feet dry and clean, use topical fungicides, and consider prescription oral medicines such as griseofulvin for certain forms. It cautions that some infections persist deep in the skin and require time and expert diagnosis, plus a note on diaper rash and a weight loss diet column with a devotional closing prayer.
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ACDA's Influence Dims Amid Budget Cuts and Power Shifts
Washington reports a morale drop at the ACDA under Nixon era cuts, threatening its role in arms control talks. The agency, created to counter Soviet negotiators, helped secure key treaties while maintaining a modest budget and staff, yet faces fading clout as defense advocates gain sway.
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Farm Roundup on Prices and Policy Struggles in 1970s
A farm outlook argues that farm prosperity is a myth as crop prices barely rise with macro costs doubling for machinery. Migration from farms to cities, a potential 6 million over 12 years, underscores agriculture in chronic trouble and environmentalists must consider farmers as endangered. The ASA warns USDA’s feed grain program expansion could lower soybean prices. set-aside rules change land available for corn and soybeans. SALT talks and ACDA struggles reveal shifting defense and foreign policy, with Nixon and Kissinger backing broader options while critics push for restraint and budget cuts.
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New Zealand Plans Plant Variety Patents
Wellington AP The government introduced the Plant Varieties Bill in the House of Representatives for committee study during the southern summer recess. Plant breeders seek patent protection to guard against overseas copying of their new varieties.
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Television Schedule Nightly Lineup Across Channels
A dense TV grid lists programs from News and Weather to daytime soaps and late night talk. Notable entries include Beverly Hillbillies, Dragnet, Partridge Family, The Jungle of classic and contemporary shows with times spanning morning to midnight in Ottawa Kansas listings.
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Mayberry
Hogan’s Heroes
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Animal World
Partridge Family
Emergency
Paul Lynde
Washburn Sports
Paul Oxon
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Big Valley
Green Acres
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Treehouse Lane
Andy Griffith
Jeff's Collie
Moonlight Bay
Merv Griffin
Bonanza
Daniel Boone
Petticoat Junction
Mister Rogers
Speedracer
Rocky Underdog
Star Trek
Electric Company
Munsters
Mayberry Rfc
Toute la Bnde
TV Weatherman
Career Guidance
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Mod Squad
Flip Wilson
the Waltons
ABC
Pueblo
Ironside
Dean Martin
World Press
Jonathan Winters
Saratoga Trunk
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