Wells to Run for Kansas Governor Says Editorial
Robert Wells, a Western Kansas radioman and former FCC member who resigned, plans to run for governor as a Republican. He returns to Kansas to campaign with a noted base from his publishing and radio background and past role as finance chairman for Senator Dole. He must determine opponents, likely Gov Docking or AG Vern Miller, and build statewide recognition before the primary.
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Robert Wells
Kansas
Federal Communications Commission
Wells
FCC
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Robert Dole
Dole
Kansas Republican Party
Robert Docking
Vern Miller
Policy for Traffic Accident Citations in Lawrence
Lawrence announces a new policy requiring all drivers involved in traffic accidents to receive citations to appear in municipal court. Previously officers cited only those they believed at fault, shifting judicial decisions away from courts. Officials claim citing all drivers may deter crashes by increasing caution, but questions arise about court congestion and whether drivers will settle disputes privately to avoid court appearances.
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Lawrence
Dear Doctor Thosteson Warns on Recurrent Ankle There Injuries
Patient reports eight year history of a severe left ankle sprain with tendon tears. Ankle giving way has increased from yearly to monthly episodes causing abrupt collapse and severe pain.
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Dr. Thosteson
Foot health questions in Your Good Health column
Reader asks if ankle sprain could worsen and about strengthening exercises and bunion relation. Doctor urges podiatrist exam first, notes faulty foot mechanics. Additional letters discuss ear noises causes and cures, persistent positive syphilis tests for marriage, and a prayer verse.
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Thosteson
Vast TV Schedule Listing Wide Range Of Programs
A dense log details daytime and evening TV lineups with numerous shows, sports, movies, and public affairs across hours from afternoon to late night. It lists titles such as Petticoat Junction, Bewitched, Hogan's Heroes, Tonight, The Brady Bunch, and many recurring programs, with channel blocks and time stamps. The entry emphasizes the breadth of programming rather than a single narrative event.
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Petticoat Junction
Kansas
High Chaparral
Hogan's Heroes
Andy Griffith
Hee Haw
Bewitched
Brady Bunch
D. A
Special
Partridge Family
O’hara
U.S. Treasury
Room 222
Nashvile Music
CBS Saves The Night With Bit Of Reality
New York AP CBS aired three hours of actuality programs for a thin season. Picasso biography in CBS Reports presented with rich visuals and strong narration by Collingwood, though long for some viewers. Chicano examined militancy and discrimination with balanced reporting and police clashes in Los Angeles. 60 Minutes featured Safer’s claim of $10 billion annual unnecessary auto repairs across six shops with six bills totaling $260.
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New York
CBS
Picasso
Charles Collingwood
United States
Los Angeles
Morley Safer
Safer
Kansas Students Win Voting Residency Ruling Echoed by Editors
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller ruled that newly enfranchised college students may vote where they are in the 1972 elections. Hutchinson News Parsons Sun Wichita Eagle Chanute Tribune discuss residency effects on taxes fees and funding. estimates show potential outlays and population shifts in college towns like Lawrence and Emporia.
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Edward McGrath
Kansas
Vern Miller
Hutchinson News
Parsons Sun
Missouri
New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Miller
Wichita Eagle
Chanute Tribune
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Emporia
Kansas State Teachers College
College of Emporia
Cotton exports outlook trimmed. 1972 program kept
USDA officials say world demand for cotton dimmed the export forecast and keep 1972 acreage payments, price supports, and set aside at 1971 levels. If markets recover and dock disputes ease, consideration to boost the program may resume. Wool prices also expected to rise in 1972 as sheep numbers drop and imports taxed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Clarence D. Palmby
U.S
Economic Research Service
Palmby
USDA
Dallas's first Black woman joins police force
Margaret McGee, 26, becomes the first Black woman to enter the Dallas Police Department. She was the lone woman in a 36-member class and says she pursued law enforcement to do meaningful work and help people, hoping others will follow.
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Dallas
Margaret McGee
Dallas Police Department
Miss McGee
Local ad rates and publication details for Ottawa paper
104 S Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas 66067 Robert B Wellington editor and publisher subscription rates by mail include sales tax one month 144 three months 442 six months 721 one year 133 percent outside trade area one month 22 three months 54 six months 1030 one year 1987 out of state subscribers 3 percent tax. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to use for local news and all APO dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Alh Apo
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