Judicial Choice Imperative For Kansas Court Modernization
In the upcoming election spanning six counties, voters select an Associate District Judge to replace the current County Court Judge who handles probate and juvenile matters. The appointee will sit in Franklin and five other counties and will be approved or disapproved by voters in future elections, making this a near lifetime hold on the office. Don White, a native of the area and former county attorney, probate and county court judge, is urged as the candidate. Support stems from his judicial temperament and knowledge of the law, contrasted with the incumbent.
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Kansas
Franklin
Don White
White
Carter shifts stance on national health care issue
The piece contrasts Senators and parties on health care. It notes Carter’s platform for universal coverage and Medicare expansion, then his Florida remark suggesting a national program only “when we can afford it.” It cites a $70 billion annual cost and questions feasibility alongside a Republican plan to privatize or cap programs. It suggests Carter’s position may be evolving.
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Carter
Florida
Emotional asthma and plantar warts through the ages
A reader asks if emotional asthma from grief is real and how to distinguish it from physical asthma. The response notes emotion linked asthma can occur, stresses careful treatment for young patients, and describes plantar warts caused by a virus with pressure relief, possible surgical removal, or caustic therapy.
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Thosteson
Defective Product Suits Hike Costs
AP Business Analyst notes rising defective product lawsuits raise retail prices and insurance costs. The Conference Board projects one million product liability claims in 1976 with potential $30 billion in coverage by 1980, prompting self insurance and costly settlements. Manufacturers urged to design safer, nearly idiot proof products using new technology to curb costs.
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John Cunniff
New York
The
Conference Board
U.S. citrus exports face mixed near term outlook
U.S. citrus and citrus juice exports in 1975-76 may top last season but face headwinds from trade restrictions in Japan and the European Common Market. The Foreign Agriculture article notes Brazil’s rising orange output, ME and Japan import quotas, and the need to support farm prices amid a large 1976-77 crop.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Foreign Agriculture Magazine
USDA
Japan
Edwin Bauer
Europe
Australia
Brazil
Bauer
Canada
Televsion Log of Broadcast Schedule Day Note
A dense OCR style listing shows a long daily television schedule with channels programs including News, My Three Sons, Sesame Street, Brady Bunch, Evening sports and movies. It lists times, shows, and some titles such as The Fugitive, MASH, Kojak, Johnny Carson, and several news segments.
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My Three Sons
Sesame Street
Zoom
Brady Bunch
Villa Alegre
Beverly Hillbillies
Cross-Wits
Rob Hicklin
Emporia State
Missouri Western
Captain & Tennille
Amelia Earhart
Rhoda
Phyllis
Cardinals
Redskins
Maude
Charlie
Kansas Plan
Kansas
Kansas City
Peggy Fleming
Julie and
Covent Garden
Bill Russell
Laverne & Shirley
Mani
Mavie
Switch
Marcus Welby
M.D
Johnny Carson
Mod Squad
Mary Hartman
ABC News
Kojak
Ironside
Amelia Earhart TV drama falters despite strong performance
NBC’s Amelia Earhart chronicles her life with Susan Clark in the lead. The program emphasizes her personal struggles and publicity battles over marriage and fame, while flying sequences showcase period aviation but the drama moves slowly with mawkish dialogue and limited exploration of her flying legacy.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
NBC Tonight
Susan Clark
America
Miss Earhart
Pacific
Fred Noonan
Navy
U. S
George Putman
John Forsythe
New York
Frank Tallman
Miss Clark
Folka
Lady Lindy
Charles A. Lindberg
Carol Sobieski
Putman
104.5 Cedar Newspaper Contact and Subscription Rates
Cedar publishes daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Robert G Wellington is editor and publisher. Rates differ by trade area and outside trade area with monthly quarterly six monthly and yearly options. Out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction. Associated Press news is used exclusively for local and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert G. Wellington
Associated Press
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