Editorial critique of Kansas budget and tax lid policy
Page Two editorial critiques Gov Bennett and state finances. It argues the governor plans to lock treasury funds for state use while local governments face a tax lid and money shortages. The piece urges legislature to remove the tax lid when they reconvene in January.
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Topeka
State Treasury
Sovernanent
Fenes
Kansas
Bennett
Oil Cartel Investment Share Under 10 Percent in U S
U S government figures show oil cartel holdings account for about 3 percent of foreign investments, with a surge in overall U S investment. UK Canada Switzerland Netherlands France Germany Japan lead the flow. total foreign investment reached at least 108.7 billion dollars, with 21.7 billion in direct investment and 85 to 85 billion in portfolio holdings.
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Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Coin Tiee
U.S
United States
Tuesaday
United Kingdom
Canada
Switzerland
Netherlands
France
Germany
Japan
Congress
Treasury and Commerce Departments
Middle East
Commerce Department
Treasury Department
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Democratic presidential hopefuls in a crowded field
The article lists current and potential candidates: Sen. Birch Bayh, Henry Jackson, Lloyd Bentsen, Fred Harris, Morris Udall, Milton J. Shapp, Jimmy Carter, Terry Sanford, R. Sargent Shriver, and mentions Edward Kennedy’s hesitation plus possible runs by George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey. It notes Wallace not yet official and predicts a chaotic race toward the Madison Square Garden convention.
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George Wallace
Nabarns
Europe
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Henry Jackson
Washington
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
R. Sargent Shriver
Edward Kennedy
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Shriver
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
McGovern
Madison Square Garden
Problems At 42 Dear De. Thesteson
Tam aged 42 and married 18 years writes about marital strain and sexual difficulties reaching a climax, seeking advice on navigating intimacy with her husband. The fragment hints at private concerns and emotional tension within the relationship.
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de. Thesteson
Tam
Kex
To Your Good Health Advice on sexual matters and contraception
A reader asks about female sexual response and climax, with guidance emphasizing communication with the husband and physician. Additional notes cover using frozen juice for lunches and continuing the Pill after age 40, plus a prayer quote about relying on the Lord for strength.
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Abraham
Ottawa Herald Postage Rates and Subscriptions Note
The Ottawa Herald announces Sunday and holiday publication, second class postage paid at the editor and publisher address. Subscription rates cover the trade area, including mail sales, with out of state subscribers subject to a three percent sales tax. The Associated Press dispatches are exclusive to local news publication.
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Ottawa Herald
Ae Mail
Moin Sa Aoe Geven
Wheat exports trim U.S. bread grain reserve outlook
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports wheat shipments to foreign buyers in 1975 76 are higher than earlier estimates, shrinking the USDA predicted carryover next July 1 to 365 million to 425 million bushels despite a record harvest. Corn reserves may rise to 582 682 million bushels.
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Don Kendall
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Russia
Television Log Highlights Screen Schedule Card
A dense list shows a network full of daytime and prime time programming with news and variety hours. Notable items include Hogan’s Heroes Sesame Street Andy Griffith Truth or Consequences and Star Trek along with movies like An Affair to Remember and The French Connection and serials such as Perry Mason Bonanza and Longstreet.
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Hogan's Heroes
Variety
Green Acres
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Shrdioowrstena Rede Keys
Jennie
Lady Randolph Churchill
Starsky and Hutch
Petrocelli
Kate Aacshane
Say Brother
Peguius
Movidinde Runa
Eee Manis
Martin Agronsky
Sunset Strip
Perry Mason
Carrancolendas
Andy Griffith
Lars Beem
Hogan’s Heroes
Kansas City Kings
Knicks
Barney Miller
Dick van Dyke
Waltons
San Francisco
Chasale
Harry O
Lillas
Yous
You
Groucho
Hope Slim For Long Newscasts
AP television writer Jay Sharbutt reports that network executives want longer weeknight news programs but a survey of 235 affiliates shows most oppose expansion. Of 124 responding stations, 60 opposed and 44 favored, with reasons including making room for local news or entertainment. The survey also queried views on a family viewing standard for early night schedules, with 71 supporting and 49 opposing. among 110 replying, 76 felt it would not elevate standards while 34 said it would.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
Charles S. Steinberg
CBS
Steinberg
Hunter College
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