Editorial Border War on Out-of-State Tuition
Editorial warns Kansas regents that eliminating out-of-state tuition could cost the state up to 5 million dollars as residency rules change. It argues students may be residents where they enroll or vote, affecting junior colleges and revenue. Calls for regional planning and less provincial, border-blind higher education.
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Max Bickford
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
Wichita State
Pittsburg
FDA to release safety data on foods and drugs
The Food and Drug Administration plans to publish findings on safety, effectiveness, and cleanliness of foods and drugs it tests. The shift from confidential labels signals greater candor, prompted by past disclosures about permissible contamination in processed foods.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau
Uncle Sam
Stopping the Subsidy Loophole Trend in Farming
The piece argues Congress limited federal farm subsidies to 55000 but loopholes let giants bypass caps. Cotton kings in the South and family divisions let landowners recapture most subsidies. Eastland and John Wayne are cited as violators, and the author doubts a lower cap or tighter rules would stop the trend.
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Congress
South
Sen. Eastland
John Wayne
Multiple Sclerosis Not Contagious Nor Hereditary
A physician clarifies that multiple sclerosis is not contagious and not hereditary. A long study found no evidence of inherited risk, addressing patient concerns and public understanding.
Understanding multiple sclerosis in everyday health care
This health column explains multiple sclerosis in plain terms, noting that nerve sheath myelin loss causes diverse symptoms such as numbness, vision issues, speech trouble, coordination problems, and fatigue. It discusses uncertain causes, lack of a specific treatment, and focus on symptom alleviation, prevention, and supportive care. It cites sponsors and hotlines for information, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and its Canadian branch.
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National
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada
Avenue Road
Toronto
Ont
Edinburgh Castle Tops Scotland Visitation in Year
Edinburgh Castle drew 645300 visitors in the past year, the most of any site in Scotland, up 35 percent from the prior year. Tourism officials attributed the increase to renewed interest and summer events across major attractions in Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Edinburgh Castle
Forbidden City
Vietnam
Summer Palace
Peking
Imperial City
Tombs
Perfume River
A Shau
Boyd
Final Battle Looms Around Hue Forbidden City
South Vietnamese forces fortify around Hue's Forbidden City as North Vietnamese units mass for a potential city wide assault. Officials warn Hanoi aims to seize not just Hue but surrounding districts and key installations, with U.S. air power and artillery trying to delay while Truong organizes defenses. The fate of Hue could shape control north of Da Nang as farmers harvest rice amid looming crisis.
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Hue, Vietnam
Hue
Forbidden City
Hanoi
City
U.S. and
Phu Bai
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Ngo Quang Truong
My Chanh
1St Infantry Division
Iron
3Rd Infantry Division
Ming Nang
Vietnam
Wearisome Emmy Show Too Long and Tepid Causes
New York AP reports the 24th Emmy Awards ran two and a quarter hours on CBS with too many awards and lengthy speeches. The telecast mixed occasional entertainment. a standout clip mocked doctor shows while Dan Blocker’s weekend death creates the Bonanza vacancy and prompts likely new character plans for the NBC series.
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New York
CBS
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Big Dan Blocker
Blocker
NBC
Television Schedule for Ottawa Daily February 4 9
Ottawa Kansas daily TV grid lists channel by channel programming from 5:00 PM to 2:30 AM including News Weather Sports comedies dramas and movies. Multiple titles such as Dream Of Jeannie Hogan's Heroes Lassie Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy The World Turns and Batman appear with several film titles The Night Of The Iguana and The Rainmaker among others. Local publisher notice at end states subscription rates and AP rights.
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Kansas
Buck Owens
Dr. Lao
Doris Day
Sonny & Cher
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Lucile Ball
Cafferty & Company
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Another World
Bay City
Secret Storm
One Life To Live
Peyton Place
Survival
Hogan's Heroes
Mod Squad
Ponderosa
CBS Reports
Special
Hawaii Five-O
Cannon
Nichols
van Dragnet
Marcus Welby
Nashville Music
Poe
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Farm Exports Hit Record Value Despite Dock Delays
Washington AP reports US farm exports rose to a record pace in the first nine months of the current fiscal year as dock strikes curtailed shipments. April exports rose from a year earlier with total sales around 700 million, led by cotton, tobacco, soybeans, soybean meal, dairy, cattle hides, fruits, nuts and vegetables. Declines occurred for soybeans due to weather and market factors.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Soy
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