Uphill Fighter Whittaker Clings to Conservative Line
In the Ottawa Herald editorial, Rep. Bob Whittaker of the nearby district says he is tired of losing by voting against spending bills and pay raises. He notes he has opposed raises amid bills now in conference, and vows to stick to his conservative stance despite capital signals.
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Kansas
Bob Whittaker
Frestimagi
Congress
Here
Whittaker
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Senate
Connally Presses Campaign War Chest in 1970s Drive
Campaign observers report John Connally has begun a rapid fundraising surge aiming for the GOP nomination. He is alleged to collect about 20 000 daily and top more than 4 million in contributions, surpassing Ronald Reagan. Dole trails with just over half a million and recently shuffled campaign leadership. Carter’s committee claims about 2.4 million raised. Ted Kennedy’s figure remains undisclosed but described as sizeable. The piece questions donor influence versus voter support in expensive campaigns.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Dole
Carter
Ted Kennedy
Subtle Signs Of Recession Spark Economic Debate
AP report from New York notes unemployment at 5.8 percent in September, with rising consumer debt and cautious optimism in purchasing, while Merrill Lynch economist Albert Cox Jr. predicts a deep, long recession by year end and a sharp downturn through 1980, citing weak employment growth and tepid productivity.
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John Cunniff
New York
Albert Cox Jr
Merrill Lynch Economics
White House
Cox
Baby's soft spot link to medical myths and care tips
A reader asks about fontanelles on babies and Dr Donohue explains their function and normal closing times. It urges prompt skull X rays if concerns arise and warns against poking or toying fontanelles.
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Dr. Donohue
G. A
Donohue
Mra. M. T. J
Legislative veto debate and bureau power in American politics
James J. Kilpatrick analyzes the legislative veto as a constitutional anomaly, contrasting presidential veto with a tool critics call a bastard device. He argues Congress and states experiment with veto power to curb bureaucratic overreach, while cautioning about constitutional and governance implications.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
House
Senate
House of Congress
Benjamin R
Civiletti
Carter
Congress
Ottawa Kansas Daily Newspaper Subscription Rates
The publication lists subscription prices for trade area and outside areas, with separate by mail and by carrier options. Rates cover one month to one year, with sales tax details and out of state deductions. The editor is Robert B. Wellington and 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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