Learning Who Counts Editorial on Kansas property tax shifts
The Ottawa Herald editorial notes statewide revaluations cut railroad and pipeline valuations by 21 million and 15 million respectively while telegraph totals fall and utilities like power and telephone rise. It highlights wide county assessment variation and criticizes the valuation director for blaming railroads and oil for taxpayer burden without consulting or securing consent before sheriff actions.
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Nationwide Bargain Basement Cars Drive October Sales Surge
Detroit reports October 1972 was a peak year for new car sales despite higher insurance costs and Nixon administration actions. Price controls on 1972 models, a potential repeal of the excise tax, and a credit surge boosted demand while wage-price pressures cooled.
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High Cholesterol Advice From Doctor
A reader writes to Dr Thosteson noting a 270 cholesterol level despite cutting butter, eggs, fried foods and using oleomargarine with low fat milk. The doctor suggests continuing current habits, reducing intake slightly and increasing exercise.
Slightly High Cholesterol Advice Stresses Action Over Panic
Doctor advises dietary and lifestyle changes for slightly elevated cholesterol, noting results vary by method and individual. If levels rise despite effort, medications may be considered. gradual decline warrants continued focus. Also includes hair growth in moles, gall stones, and a short prayer ending with Amen.
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TV's Game Of Games Bushes Westerns With High Stakes
New York AP reports television’s western tradition continues with ABCs Alias Smith and Jones a high stakes poker clash that ends in a washout despite 112000 dollars in stakes and star power from Jack Kelly and James Garner as the Maverick legacy wanes and viewers see a clumsy on screen show.
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Farm Roundup Conflicts with Record Corn Borers Forecast
Washington reports preliminary field results show corn borers may cause the biggest losses on record with a 5.4 billion bushel crop. In Iowa losses reach about 100 million, while 1970 and 1954 figures are cited for context. Officials expect fuller 1971 loss data in a month. The note also mentions TV listings and ratings shifts for NBC CBS and new shows amid the period’s entertainment coverage.
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Editorials weigh Docking budget stance across Kansas
Readers see varied reactions from Hutchinson News Parsons Sun Lawrence Journal World El Dorado Times and Wichita Eagle Beacon. Writers urge tighter spending clear about budget priorities and call for new revenue measures to support state needs in 1972.
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Kansas
Bill Avery
Extensive TV Schedule Log Features Daylong Lineup
A dense television programming log lists hundreds of shows across channels with time blocks from 5:00 pm to after midnight. It catalogues news Weather sports films dramas comedies cartoons and specials, naming many titles and series such as Munsters Petticoat Junction Dream Of Jeannie Bonanza Hawaii and more. The long roster highlights a full day’s rhythm of entertainment news and sports alongside educational and religious programs across morning to late night hours.
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Reasons for two week Dow plunge debated in market analysis
A market analysis outlines factors behind a two week Dow drop near 68 points. Causes cited include disaffected long term investors amid brokerage dismay, high redemptions hurting mutual funds, uncertainty driving prices down, tepid profit outlook, and tight money from the Federal Reserve.
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Wall Street
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