Road to nowhere warns Kansas power future in Ottawa
The state fuels coordinator Harold Wills warns Kansas municipal utilities face shortages of natural gas and rising fuel oil costs. Ottawa's OEFA fuel adjustments boost monthly bills. Wills urges cities to unify for power trading and fuel allocations. Private firms push coal and atomic plans, but Ottawa may become a substation reliant on outside power.
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Harold Wills
Ottawa
Herald
UEFA
Wills
Uncle Sam
Lobbyist Spending and Trust in Kansas Legislature
The Kansas secretary of state shows lobbyists spent near 100000 during the last session. Hutchinson News says such spending breeds distrust and that ethics laws are weakened and control of special interests weak. Rules exist to register and report, yet influence persists. integrity of legislators before and after election remains the safeguard.
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Kansas
Secretary of State
Hutchinson News
Topeka
Breastfeeding advice and baby weight concerns addressed
A grandmother asks about her newborn's weight loss and dehydration while breastfeeding. The pediatrician reassures that initial weight loss is expected, weight usually rises about one ounce daily by month end, and most breast milk is water. Water supplements are not always needed, and mother's hydration matters. The letter also covers milk volume, infant cues of satiety, and emphasizes consulting the pediatrician for growth assessment.
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Thosteson
Economic planning urged to stabilize chaotic economy
New York AP reports that US planners, conservatives and businessmen alike seek a national plan to smooth long term economic cycles. Leontief likens the economy to an engine needing tune ups and replacements. Persisting money flows from savings could cause housing cycles without ahead planning.
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Wassily Leontief
No Rush To Recognize Saigon
U S officials say they are in no hurry to respond to the Saigon new government’s overture for diplomatic relations. Saigon’s provisional leadership seeks recognition under conditions that the United States respect South Vietnamese sovereignty and Paris accords. The military regime, led by Col Gen Tran Van Tra, may soon yield to North Vietnamese control, but timelines and transitions remain unclear. The note also says Algeria will handle South Vietnamese interests in Washington. Tran Kim Phuong, the last ambassador, remains at the chancery and hopes to close it in order soon.
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Saigon
United States
Provisional Revolutionary
Tranh van Tra
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Algeria
State Department
Tran Kim Phuong
Chancery
Market signals eye cattle recovery amid industry turmoil
Washington AP reports the cattle industry may begin recovering by early 1976 if producers trim breeding herds and send excess cattle to slaughter. American National Cattlemen's Association president Gordon Van Vieck cites record inventories, weak demand, and external shocks like grain, energy, and inflation. Despite potential gains, many producers face bankruptcy as stock values fall and financing tightens. USDA notes farmers’ share of food dollars fell, while middlemen take a larger slice.
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U.S
Gordon K. van Vieck
American National Cattlemen’s Association
van Vieck
van Vleck
Congress
Evening TV Listings Sketch for Truth or Consequences
A dense grid of television airings and film titles spans day and night. Programs include News, Truth or Consequences, Sesame Street, Mystery of the Maya, Olympic-style sports, and feature films like The Sand Pebbles and Duel in the Sun through multiple channels and times.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Zoom
Villa Alegre
Hee Haw
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Sanford and Son
Washington Week In Review
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Egypt
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Hank Thompson
Sportsman‘s Friend
Reasoner Report
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Lawrence Welk
World Press
Nashville Music
Mary Tyler Aaoore
Subscription rates and masthead notice for Ottawa paper
Published daily Lore Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas 66067 list subscription rates by mail for trade area and outside area. Rates include monthly three month six month and annual options with sales tax details and out of state tax deduction.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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