Editorial Don’t Bother To Ask About Highway Delays
The Ottawa Herald editorial laments slow Kansas highway work. It cites US 169 from Iola to Earlton costing 51.9 million and notes editorials from Ola and Topeka for delays. It questions why US 59 south of Ottawa near Princeton has only a flashing signal after years of planned improvements.
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Kansas
Ola
Iola
Earlton
Chanute
Tola
Highway Department
Ottawa
Us-59
Princeton
Topeka
Timing, Taxes, and Ford in the 1976 Primaries
President Ford wins Michigan and Maryland with strong campaign momentum and hints at Kansas City. A New York Times report accuses Reagan of zero federal taxes in 1970, echoed by the Washington Post, fueling controversy as primaries approach. The tax tale traces back to earlier disclosures of legal losses and shelters.
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Ford
Michigan
Maryland
Kansas City
New York Times
Ronald Reagan
Washington Post
Reagan
Protection Dear Dr Thosteson Note on Athletic Cup Use
A reader writes to Dr Thosteson recalling a four year old high school baseball season when his son used a protective athletic supporter with a cup to guard against foul tips. The letter mentions the device and its purpose in catching foul tips during games.
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Dr. Thosteson
Protective gear for girls' softball catching discussed
Letter responses touch on youth sports safety for girls, a mother seeking protective gear, and improvised options. Dr Thosteson explains female protection needs, mitral valve basics and heart surgery advances, then considers maternal work hours with an infant, stressing love and attentive caregiving. A biblical verse and prayer close the column.
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Thosteson
Plan to use bone chips in processed meats faces debate
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports the Agriculture Department seeks to allow deboning machines to scrape bones in processed livestock meat, adding up to one pound of bone chips per 100 pounds of meat and potentially boosting the U S meat supply. Critics warn of contamination risks. consumer briefings and public comment through August 25 are planned, with the first briefing May 26 at USDA headquarters.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Rodney E. Leonard
Community Nutrition Institute
Léonard
USDA
Federal Meat Inspection
Butz Throws Verbal Punches
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz spoke in Kansas City criticizing big government union feather bedding and Congress while backing Ford. He warned he might return as secretary if farming policy shifts, cited welfare costs, food stamp concerns, and urged lamb shipments from Australia and New Zealand amid rising prices and inflation.
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Kansas City
Earl Butz
Congress
Butz
Ford
Foundation For American Agriculture
Farm Federation of Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Buzz
University of Missouri
New Zealand
Australia
United States
GOP Convention In Topeka Stays Closed To Public
Kansas Republicans keep a closed convention in Topeka with 978 delegates and alternates, families, presidential hopefuls reps, and media allowed. Reagan campaign chairman and the attorney general seek a legal opening as Ford supporters defend restricting access.
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Topeka
Kan
Ronald Reagan
Kansas
GOP
Jack Rawson
Don Concannon
Hugoton
Torney
Reagan
Curt Schneider
Ranson
Kansas City
Concannon
Ford
Bill Falstad
Fredonia
Ford Campaign
Falstad
Convention Rules Committee
Concorde Wins Round One In U S Flight Start
A federal appeals court left in place a Feb. 4 ruling by Transportation Secretary Coleman allowing Air France and British Airways to operate limited Concorde flights into two U S airports for up to 16 months. The decision shortens the Port Authority ban on JFK landings and gives Concorde's lawyers new leverage in upcoming battles. Environmental groups viewed the ruling as a setback.
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Jay Perkins
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Londo
Paris
Washington
Concorde
Port Authority of New York-New Jersey
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
Air France
British Airways
U.S
Television Schedule Log Brims With Classic Shows
A dense log lists broadcasts across many networks and time blocks featuring Sesame Street, Brady Bunch, Hogan's Heroes, Gomer Pyle USMC, Andy Griffith, and other classics. It details 5 to 11 pm to midnight lineups with News, Sports, Weather, and Movie slots, noting titles like It Started in Naples, The Dark Side of Innocence, Harper, and Western Union along with talk and variety programs.
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Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Kansas City Round Table
Beverly Hillbillies
Harry O
Glen Campbell
Bill Moyer
Journal
Tennyson
Lillas
Yoga
Dick van Dyke
Mannix
Johnny Carson
Wild
Wild Wear
Mary Hartman
Robert MacNeil Report
Honeymoor— Mae
Ironside
Magician
Green Man
Zoom
Hogan's Heroes
Two Way TV
Andy Griftithens
America
Nashville Music
Donny & Marie
Sanford and Son
Washington Week
Wall Street
Rockford Fires
Austin City Limits
American Ballet Theatre
Harper
Western Union
Moyie
Quebec
Newspaper subscription rates and details
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 editor and publisher Robert B Wellington lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state. Rates include monthly and yearly options with varying prices and a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers.Membership in Associated Press notes exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Singley
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