Slurry coal pipelines face defeat as House rejects eminent domain
The House voted against granting eminent domain for slurry coal pipelines, a long debated plan to move crushed coal from Wyoming to Arkansas generating plants. Kansas and Missouri largely opposed, with railroads blamed for water usage concerns and higher freight costs. Some advocate locating coal plants beside mines and transmitting electricity via high voltage lines.
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Arkansas
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Redshirting a Texas Seventh Grader Draws Debate
The piece centers on Kyle Burns of Justin Texas who, at nearly six feet tall and over 180 pounds, is held back a grade by his father to boost chances for a future college or pro football career. It notes similar practices across Texas towns and how officials challenged the pattern for older students.
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Kyle Burns
Justin
Texas
Kyle
Longhorns
Texas A
TV Guide Style Prime Time Schedule Fragments
Fragmented OCR list outlines TV and movie airings across networks, including Paternity and Mister Roberts films, Scarecrow and Mrs King premiere, NFL moments, various late night shows, and a mix of news, sports, and entertainment blocks with multiple network labels and times.
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HBO
Boone Boone
Rome
Squirt
Mister Roberts
Miss Marker
New York Jets
Buffalo
Johnny Carson
Soon-Lee
Klinger
United States
North Wilkesboro
Ottawa Herald subscription and prayer note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade and outside areas with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options plus sales tax. The page includes a Bible verse Mark 8 25 and a short prayer requesting awareness of blessings.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
The View From Here Doing It Their Way
Stuart Aubrey laments right wing fear and wasteful Radio Marti advocacy while criticizing Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. He argues U S information services now mimic Tass and Radio Moscow, eroding American pluralism and credibility amid Cold War tensions.
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Stuart Aubrey Harris
U.S
Russia
Radio Marti
Castro
Miami
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
J.P. Harris
OSS
Radio Luxembourg
Harris
Tass
Radio Moscow
Short-term Thinking Hurts U S Industry and Social Security
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues that short-term thinking has undercut U S productivity and now threatens fiscal policy. He notes corporations mask problems with rosy results by asset sales and debt while Social Security faces looming tax hikes and benefit promises that may not be met. Former actuary A Haeworth Robertson warns of greater turmoil ahead and possible system overhaul.
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John Cunniff
New York
A. Haeworth Robertson
Reagan
Robertson
William M. Mercer Inc
Social Security
Understanding Sick Sinus Syndrome and Pacemaker Needs
A patient explains palpitations and dizziness tied to sick sinus syndrome SSS. The heart's natural pacemaker misfunctions, causing slow rates and pauses detectable by Holter monitoring, and most cases are treated with a permanent implanted pacemaker. If tests show another cause, treatment targets that illness. SSS commonly affects older adults but can occur in younger people.
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R.R
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