What They Gonna Do Will Docking call a special session
Editorial questions whether Gov. Robert Docking will call a special session over Kansas finances. It notes his veto clash over 27 million for school aid, his past budget choices, and his tax reform stance. The piece argues leaders should let Docking simmer and criticizes his two cent sales tax plan and public framing. Ann Roberts, OU student, adds a note on front-page animal death captions.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
William Avery
Docking
Gov
Herald
Ann Roberts
Diabetes explained and a reader seeks dessert with artificial sweeteners
A reader asks Dr Thosteson where to find a cookbook of cakes pies and desserts using artificial sweeteners. She notes difficulty locating such a book in stores while seeking clearer explanations of diabetes and its related issues.
Understanding Diabetes and Nutrition Guidance
A health column explains insulin use for diabetes, diet management, and the role of artificial sweeteners. It cites The American Diabetes Association book and cautions desserts, then answers reader questions on eye dye safety, cigarettes and sterility, and vitamin supplements. It also includes a prayer segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Diabetes Association
Diabetes Association
TV Schedule Dense With Classic Programs Across Day
A sprawling television log lists broadcast times for Flintstones, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, The Saint, Batman, Star Packer, The Miracle Worker, The Big Sky, and numerous game shows, movies, and news/weather blocks from afternoon through late night across multiple channels and networks.
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Flintstones
Kansas
New Christy Minstrels
High Chaparral
Gomer Pyle
Joey Bishop
Kim
Laredo
Island of
Kioga
Faith of Our Times
Casper
Archie
Royals
Smart
Charles Schultz
Joe Pyne
Demitrius
The
Gladiators
Star Packer
Nader challenges UMW leadership over bogus locals
Consumer safety advocate Ralph Nader accuses UMW President Tony Boyle of using at least 550 bogus locals to secure leadership, spending over a million dollars to alter the constitution and fund a fat pension, while criticizing a culture of hero worship and repression of dissent within the union. He urges John L. Lewis to resist replacement efforts as the union’s strength erodes under the leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralph Nader
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Nader
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Boyle
Medical excuses to dodge the country for summer
Hal Boyle riffs on fake medical fears to keep moms in the city. He lists phobias like monophobia arachnophobia ophidiophobia and melissophobia as excuses to avoid country living, suggesting even hopophobia and other conditions to fit personal needs.
Emancipated 17-year-old dies from overdose
The body of 17 year old James Brian Petre was sent to Wilmington with his mother who signed an informal emancipation document at his insistence a month earlier. A coroner ruled the death an accidental overdose of neumorphan five times stronger than morphine. Petre died Tuesday in the home of a couple he befriended on a Fort Lauderdale area beach. The mother, Mrs. Edna Lucille McKay, held the signed paper claiming emancipation and sole responsibility for his actions. A law partner said the document was not truly legal.
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Tampa
Fla
Wilmington
Del
James Brian Petre
Petre
Oakland Park
Fort Lauderdale
Edna Lucille McKay
Media
Microing standards sparks teacher unrest at Goodlettsville HS
Principal Zollie Sirey demands two female students go home until their outfits meet school rules. He specifies rulers must show four inches from knee to hem as a measure of proper dress. The incident at Goodlettsville High School in Nashville area draws attention to strict compliance in class attire.
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Nashville, Tenn
Zollie Sirey
Goodlettsville High School
Ottawa Herald Notice of publication details and rates
Ottawa Herald outlines address and editorial staff with subscription prices for trade area and outside area. Rates include one month to one year options for both zones. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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