Look Again Folks: Kansas budget growth outpaces state gains
Editorial argues Gov. Docking will claim no tax increase while agencies request 1.34 billion for next year. The piece notes inflation and agricultural boom, urges substantial tax cuts rather than a lasting status quo, warning about decades of rising costs.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Hutchinson News
Docking
Kansas
Mountain travel health hazard query after heart attack
Dear Dr Thosteson seeks medical opinion on risks from automobile travel through mountainous terrain for a person who has had a heart attack and asks about potential health hazards and necessary precautions. The letter discusses suitability of travel and safety considerations in high altitude driving.
Altitude travel and heart health questions answered
A reader asks if a husband with prior coronary heart disease can handle touring Golorads at up to 11300 feet. The doctor notes gradual ascent helps, tests like walking for breath and dizziness signal adjustment, and to stop climbing if needed. He says the trip may not be hazardous if the physician approves and warnings are watched.
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Golorads
D.E.K
Thosteson
P.P
Central Market System Is On The Horizon
New York AP reports Congress pushes reform as fragmented securities markets inch toward a central market. A composite ticker could start next summer, with bids and asks and centralized paperwork to improve efficiency and fair access amid NYSE, Amex, regional exchanges, OTC, third and fourth markets. Regulators and industry seek a common framework and rules.
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New York
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Pension Funds
How Deprived We Aren't By Jewel Scott
The piece argues Midwestern cultural life is vibrant, citing Ottawa area events. It highlights mime presentations by the Mid-America Arts Alliance, the world premiere of William Kloster's Ethan Frome opera, and performances by Carroll Glenn and Eugene List at a Kansas Music Teachers Association convention. About 2,000 attended Ethan Frome, mostly locals, framing culture as a matter of choice.
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Jewel Scott
Mid-America Arts Alliance
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Mid- America Arts Alliance
William Kloster
Ethan Frome
Nadine Dreskell
Music Teachers National Association
Carroll Glenn
Eugene List
Kansas Music Teachers Association
Television Log Grid of Evening and Late Night Slots
A dense, OCR style schedule lists programs by time blocks from 5:00 PM through 11:35 PM, with shows such as Sesame Street The Beverly Hillbillies Truth or Consequences The Tonight Show and various prime time movies. The entry repeats with similar listings including News Weather Sports and multiple network programs across the afternoon and evening hours.
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Beverly Hillbillies
Hank Strarm
Bob and Carol
Ted
Alice
Bill Moyers
Banacek
Qwen Marshall
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Profile In Music
Electric Company
TV Weatherman
World News
Hollywood Squares
Bob Noblitt
Ftroop
the Waltons
Combat
Advocates
San Francisco
Hollywood Television Theatre
Don Fambrough
Bronson
TV Gals To Cover Wedding Of The Year
Barbara Walters of NBC and Sally Quinn of CBS head to London to cover Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips wedding. executives cite live scheduling and preplanned coverage as rationale for cross network remote filming and special broadcasts.
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New York
Barbara Walters
NBC
Sally Quinn
CBS Morning News
London
Princess Anne
Mark Phillips
Lee Townsend
England
Stuart Schulberg
CBS
Miss Quinn
Miss Walters
Townsend
Schulberg
Britain
Subscription Rates and Publication Details for Ottawa KS Paper
The notice lists daily publication with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It shows subscription rates by mail for trade area and outside trade area, monthly and yearly, with sales tax handling and a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. Carrier rate is $1.80 per month. The paper carries Associated Press content.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Farm Roundup Shifts in Food Dollars and Loans to Farmers
USDA reports show farmers averaged 47 cents of each food dollar in July-September 1973, up from 44 in early 1973 and 40 in 1972, with a yearly average near 45 cents. The market basket cost $1,604 for a 3.2 person household, while farmer receipts reached $761, a 14 percent quarterly rise. Also, Nixon administration cuts narrowed Commodity Credit Corp loans to farmers, total $22.9 million in Q1 of fiscal year 1973-74, down from $42.7 million a year earlier, with higher down payments and interest rates. A Real Charismatic Crusade led by Rev. Russell Rexroat will preach at Ottawa First Assembly of God Church nightly through Nov. 11.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Outlook and Situation Board
Russell Rexroat
Ottawa
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