Can We Compete in Rural Development Tax Credit
Ottawa editorial notes a Senate amendment by James Pearson of Kansas to provide a 10 percent tax credit for firms creating new jobs in rural areas. The piece argues rural areas can attract new industry with proper tools and highlights Ottawa’s competitiveness, especially in housing and downtown vitality, as a conference committee decides the measure.
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James Pearson
Kansas
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
Docking notes tax caution as KansasTurnpike shakeup follows
Gov Robert Docking criticized tax hikes while lawmakers spoke of 60 million in new income. In Topeka the Kansas Turnpike Authority replaced chief engineer L W Newcomer and appointed two successors, one of whom had served on Docking’s staff handling patronage and screening.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Statehouse
Kansas Turnpike
L. W. Newcomer
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Newcomer
Docking
Difference Between Emphysema and Pulmonary Fibrosis
A reader asks how emphysema differs from pulmonary fibrosis and whether there is a cure or relief for breathing difficulty. The reply notes they are not the same condition, but both can impair respiration.
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Thosteson
E.R
Understanding lung conditions Emphysema and pulmonary fibrosis
Dr. George C Thestes explains how air sacs in lungs function and how emphysema weakens walls while pulmonary fibrosis scars tissue from infections and irritants. No cure exists for fibrosis. manage causes. Emphysema treatment includes quitting tobacco, open airways medications, and breathing aids.
Prayer For Today Light Of The World Reflection
A devotional note asks believers to dwell in Christ’s light and live as shining examples to attract others, thanking the Lord Jesus for guiding light and service.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Mutual funds seen as vehicles for small investors gains and risks
New York AP reports that funds are viewed as pooling assets of millions of small investors seeking professional management and diversification. Despite big buyers, fund redemptions exceed sales in recent months with small investors retreating from direct stock investments.
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Tourual
William McChesney Martin
Martin
Diplomats threaten move of UN from New York
A growing number of U N diplomats cite New York City woes from snipers to protests. Ceylon's Christopher Pinto calls it censorship and warns of relocating the United Nations. Russia and others demand better security and enforcement, while accusing U S authorities of laxity and media bias.
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New York City
Ceylon
Christopher W. Pinto
New York
Pinto
United States
U.S
George Bush
State Department
New York Police Department
Washington
Television Log Steams Through Evening Schedule
A dense program listing shows a full day’s TV slate with cartoons, dramas, sports, specials, and movies. It includes Munsters Petticoat Junction Gilligan’s Island and many network shows across morning to midnight, highlighting sports events like Army vs Navy football and Bears vs Dolphins.
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Kansas
High Chaparral
Hogan's Heroes
Andy Griffith
Hee Haw
Bewitched
Special
D. A
Chicago Teddy Bears
O'Hara
U.S. Treasury
Bugs Bunny
Dr. Dolittle
Woody Woodpecker
Scooby Boo
Deputy Dawg
Harlem Globetrotters
Pink Panther
Pebbles
Joe Namath
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Auburn
Dooodletown Pipers
Wild Kingdom
Country Place
Lassie
FBI
Raymond
Lucy
Bears
Dolphins
Boris Day
My Three Sons
Billy Graham
Arnie
CBS Report paints restless wealth in American dream critique
CBS News explores suburban life in Birmingham Michigan where the Greenwalt family, executives and three children, reveal that financial success and security do not guarantee happiness. Narrated by Charles Kuralt the program argues a new dream replaces the old, leaving conformity and emptiness despite affluence.
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Oral Roberts
Rex Humbard
Groovie Goalies
Insight
Herald of Truth
Your Church
Reluctant Dragon
Mr. Toad
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Cathedral of Tomorrow
Doubledeckers
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Bullwinkle
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Cardinals
Giants
Meet the Press
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Bengals
Colts
Raiders
Cade’s County
Andy Griffith
Smith Family
Johnny Carson
Jack Hartman
Cannan
ABC News
Faith For Our Times
CBS Report
Sam Greenawalt
Jane
Birmingham
Mich
Detroit
Greenawalts
Charles Kuralt
Ministry’s New Mood Sparks Clergy Under Pressure
In New York AP reports surveys show Protestant clergy largely satisfied yet underpaid. Older ministers feel better about their work than younger ones, with many citing parish pressures and low earnings. Studies note rising numbers leaving the ministry despite low dissatisfaction rates.
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New York
Garrett Theological Seminary
Evanston
Society For the Advancement of Continuing Education
Thanksgiving Day Reflections From Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle writes from New York about the day after Thanksgiving focusing on what not to do rather than grand feats. He lists humorous refusals from work to sending a polar bear to sea, ending with a note on holiday calm and Tomorrow will be better from the Ottawa Kansas paper.
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