Kennedy unofficial candidate for president under Secret Service
The piece argues Senator Ted Kennedy and President Carter receive Secret Service protection without official campaign status. It notes Kennedy benefits from not following official campaign rules while Carter’s unofficial status also lets taxpayers cover many travel and entertainment costs. Once Carter declares, campaign expenses will shift to his committee.
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Sen
Ted Kennedy
Carter
Kennedy
Moratorium on Kansas state withholding announced
Governor John Carlin announces a one month moratorium on state withholding for wages paid in November to ease tax burdens. The move boosts take home pay for Christmas spending but shifts paperwork to employers and may affect local tax bills as cities and counties struggle with state finances.
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John Carlin
A Conservative View Farewell To Local Schools
Washington column by James J. Kilpatrick blasts the creation of a federal Department of Education. It argues federal funds will erode local control, warns of a powerful new bureau, and accuses NEA backing of guiding reform. It calls for senators to question nominees and contends Carter’s plan marks the death of local school control.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
U.S. Department of Education
Congress
Department of Education
Secretary of Education
Carter
Beifly
National Education Association
Senate
Department
NEA
Jimmy Carter
Windfall taxes and inflation reshape oil profits debate
AP Business Analyst notes that inflation creates windfall tax receipts for 1980 and boosts government revenue from oil profits. The piece contrasts rising corporate taxes with stagnant shareholder dividends, citing Bruce Henderson and a 1970-1978 oil firm data jump to show taxes outpacing dividends as profits rise.
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NEW York
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Bell Telephone Magazine
Bruce Henderson
Boston Consulting Group
Henderson
Hatfields and McCoys duel on Family Feud special
AP reports Los Angeles says there are few bright families for top show but hosts 300 weekly auditions with 292 rejected. Richard Dawson and Family Feud enjoy popularity. next week 10 Hatfields vs 10 McCoys compete in a special edition with substituted captains for dimmer players.
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Los Angeles
Howard Felscher
Goodson-Todman Productions
Felscher
L.A
Richard Dawson
ABC
Boston
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Atlanta
Mr. Felscher
Lerner
Lowe
Dawson
West Virginia
Tongue cracks and sebaceous cyst Q&A with Dr Donahue
Reader questions about cracked tongue cause and remedies include dehydration and brushing habits. A sebaceous cyst forms when a skin oil gland duct is blocked. removal is surgical and it does not become malignant. The piece closes with a prayer excerpt and reflection.
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Dr. Donohue
Ottawa Herald Public Notice Rates and Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area readers, with varying monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices and tax notes. It notes carrier in Ottawa area rates and states it is a member of the Associated Press.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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John Cunniff
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I Plaza
Showtime
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Church of the Nazarene
W. 7Th and Elm
Thomas Nothstine
Africa
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