Here We Go Again Bless That Pentagon
Ottawa Herald weighs in on the B-1 bomber program questioning cost escalation from 35 million to 41 million per unit with forecasts up to 80 million. It notes Air Force aims for 240 planes, a GAO secret report, and a critical view of diverting funds amid national woes and Amtrak bankruptcy.
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Pentagon
Aerospace
General Accounting Office
Office of Management and Budget
Air Force
Washington
GAO
Congress
Amtrak
Kansas House shows many no contest winners reflect politics shift
Of 125 Kansas House members, 44 won without opposition in the general election and 28 had no primary fight. The piece argues this signals collapsing party politics, voter focus on top offices, and rising personality politics. Dissident Democrats Herd and Harder push a third party or party reorientation.
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Kansas House
Kansas
U.S
Democratic State Committee
Harold Herd
Mike Harder
Wichita State
Governor’s Mansion
U.S. Capitol
Ear buzzing after bus firecracker incident
A reader reports a loud hum in the ear and echoing speech after a firecracker exploded near them on a bus a few months ago. They seek medical insight on lingering auditory symptoms.
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Dr. Thosteson
Ear trouble and hiatal hernia Q&A column reflects medical guidance
Readers seek advice on ear pain and hearing loss with loud noises, plus hiatal hernia management. Dr Thosteson urges urgent specialist evaluation, notes potential permanent damage, and explains binders won't help hiatal hernias. Additional letters discuss violet-ray risks and dermatitis, urging professional diagnosis.
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E.J
Thosteson
M. J
Mary Sorrell
Hodder and Stoughton
E.R
Ford, Gott Clash Over Domestic Foreign Competition
Henry Ford II at the annual meeting warns of foreign competition and the need to strengthen U S. production while Gott of U S. Steel argues quotas may be necessary to cope with foreign rivals at home. Dateline Detroit and Pittsburgh reflect industry views.
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Pittsburgh
Edwin H. Gott
U.S. Steel Corp
Business Week
Transportation Week by Rep. Larry Winn
Rep Larry Winn promotes National Transportation Week May 16 22 noting 13 percent of workers in transportation. He cites Nixon Volpe events bicycle ride and White House award while urging balanced system that lowers costs and pollution through simple smart choices.
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Larry Winn
National
America
John A. Volpe
Washington
White House
Nixon
Joy Of Being Alive Spurs Walt Matthau
New York AP report quotes actor Walter Matthau saying every day is a bonus and that being alive gives him pleasure after a heart attack five years ago. He credits changes in life and personality, notes more leading roles, and reflects on work, gambling, smoking, and the line at a $2 window.
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New York
Walter Matthau
Neil Simon
Matthau
City Mayor Alcala Debuts In New ABC Drama Series
New York AP. The City introduces Mayor Thomas Jefferson Alcala played by Anthony Quinn. The two hour film centers on his bid to manage urban land use while fending off a bomber. Alcala is portrayed as honest, dedicated, and beset by day to day pressures as he campaigns for reelection.
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New York
ABC
Thomas Jefferson Alcala
Anthony Quinn
Alcala
Quinn
Servants of the People
Pennsylvania
Television Schedule Log From A Busy Broadcast Day
Detailed listing of daytime and evening programs across channels including news weather sports soaps games and movies. Notable titles include The Munsters Petticoat Junction Love Lucy Gunsmoke and The Beverly Hillbillies with various time slots and repeats listed.
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News
Love Lucy
Mod Squad
Julia
Beverly Hillbillies
Don Knotts
Green Acres
Hee Haw
Marcus Welby
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Lucille Ball
Munsters
Dick van Dyke
Petticoat Junction
Shiloh
Eddie
Smith Family
Cedar Published Daily Rates and Editorial Details
The Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas lists editor Robert Wellington and subscription rates for in trade area by mail one month 1.29 three months 3.46 six months 6.70 one year 12.36. outside trade area by mail one month 2.06 three months 5.15 six months 59.79 one year 18.54. out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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