Carlin Attacks Gov Bennett as Self-Serving Interest Target
Kansas House Speaker John Carlin launched his 1979 gubernatorial bid this weekend by accusing Gov Robert F Bennett of serving self interests. The piece notes Bennett may respond through his press secretary Leroy Towns and predicts renewed verbal sparring as the campaign season begins.
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Governor Bennetts Tax Relief Bill For Judges Raises Pay
Governor Robert Bennett signed a bill boosting salaries for judges and state officials including a ten thousand dollar raise for the governor. The measure shifts financing of the court system to the state over four years and promises property tax relief worth about one point eight seven million in year one. Bennett says the signing serves partisan strategic needs and sacrifices one man for tax relief and salaries for others.
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Bradford family lights up stage for orphanage benefit
The Bradford family delivers a lively one night stand of toe tapping and horn tooting to support a local orphanage in an 80 minute program. The listings show a packed schedule including Roger for stars and a King of the Road segment with guest John Davidson.
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Carter Value as Campaign Ally Remains Strong Despite Poll Slump
AP Special Correspondent notes President Carter will be active in campaign season despite low poll averages. White House loyalty metrics guide support for congressional candidates most helpful to the administration. Carter remains a drawing card, aiding fundraising and voter turnout, with willingness to work selectively in districts.
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Positive Thinking Helps Teen With Ulcer Advice
Dear Dr Thosteson answers a 15 year old with an upper stomach ulcer about sticking to a diet, nerves' role, and mindset. He notes early discovery, urges mature attitude, and says ulcer tendency lasts a lifetime while offering diet and acid reduction guidance and support materials.
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Statistical Puzzles Highlight Economic Data Conflicts
AP analyst notes that mixed signals in first quarter figures show employment rising while overall output fell, suggesting unemployment may be a statistical fluke or that the economy will surge in the second quarter. The piece discusses the 6 percent jobless rate, the 535,000 rise in employment, and the 1.3 percent April gain in the Producer Price Index.
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John Cunniff
New York
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