Editorial Saturday Notebook on inflation and oil taxes
A columnist riffs on the presidents inflation aims and windfall taxes while tracing oil barrel history from eels to beer to oil. He notes flawed voluntary price supports, shows farm price drops, and mocks nuclear plant training at Wolf Creek with a cement mixer twist.
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Wolf Creek
Burlington
Three Mile Island
A Conservative View on Rummel v Powell
James Kilpatrick weighs the Texas life sentence for Robert Rummel, pitting Rehnquist’s federalism defense against Powell’s living-constitution stance. He argues restraint keeps judges from substituting personal notions of fairness for legislative judgments, favoring state lines drawn by Texans.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
William James Rummel
Texas
Rummel
Supreme Court
High Court
Rehnquist
Justice Powell
Powell
Marshall
West Virginia
Weems
U S Wheat Trade Expands Through Kansas City Rail Links
Kansas City serves as a hub for rising exports to Mexico as grain shipments rise. Railroads negotiate through Mexico to move 75 to 95 car unit trains weekly from Feb to May 1980. Mexican crews will operate border-bound trains, primarily boxcars, with grain mainly corn and milo and some wheat and soybeans.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas
Kansas City
Mexico
Washington
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
National Railways of Mexico
U.S
United States
Gulf of Mexico
White Blood Cells in Urine and Kidney Health Question Answered
Dr Donohue explains that white blood cells in urine reflect infection or kidney issues, not seen on IVP X rays. A normal IVP and lack of symptoms suggest no alarm, while persistent concerns should prompt a doctor’s confirmation. Smoking harms heart patients by constricting vessels and raising blood pressure.
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Dr. Donohue
I.V.P
Mic J
V.P
Mrs. S
C.S
Legislative changes inch through House in Kansas
After hours of debate the House tentatively approved changes to the state school finance act allowing districts to raise budgets 9 to 19 percent with an extra 30 million dollars in state aid to cushion local tax increases. The body also approved a custody law revamp favoring child best interests, a bill for selecting district judges via new methods, a watchdog committee for SRS operations, and hiking daily state park permit fees from 1 to 1.50.
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House
Kansas
Senate
Kramer
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Ways and Means Committee
Jim Allen
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