Editorial Go To It Larry Winn Seeks Spending Cuts
The piece cites Representative Larry Winn’s summer mini questionnaire to 170000 postal patrons, yielding 20000 responses or over 11 percent. It notes 84 percent favor trimming government benefits for lower spending and questions what services can be cut, highlighting Johnson County as his base and weighing cuts to Health, Education and Welfare versus the military budget. It finishes by predicting which target Winn will advocate.
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Larry Winn
Winn
Johnson County
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Car makers urge public to weigh stricter emission rules
Four major auto manufacturers sponsor a national ad urging Americans to write Senators and Representatives about proposed emission standards. The ad notes rising prices and lower mileage, claims bureaucrats in Washington hinder car design, and stresses public involvement in the debate on 1977 targets.
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Herald
Washington
Gonorrhea Rumor Stirs Small Town Turmoil
A confusing local report hints at rumors of a gonorrhea case impacting a girl in a small town. Residents fear stigma and social upheaval as rumors spread about relationships and illness, raising questions about privacy and community reaction.
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Teson
Help with gonorrhea and sexual health guidance
A reader seeks discreet medical help for gonorrhea and urges prompt treatment to prevent spreading and infertility. The advice stresses seeing a doctor, warns that the pill does not prevent VD, promotes condom use, notes some vaginal discharges may not be VD, and emphasizes confidentiality.
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Thosteson
The Lockhorns Ottawa Herald subscription rates notice
Subscription ratesListed are trade area rates by mail one month 196 cents three months 536 six months 937 one year 1730 Out of state rates by mail one month 278 three months 700 six months 1329 one year 2446 Out of state tax 3 percent AP news is exclusive for local publication with AP dispatches and local news.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington Easter
Associated Press
Soybean sales eyed as Soviets may buy fall crop
Farm writer Don Kendall notes Soviet purchases of U S soybeans faded after a 33 million bushel purchase three years ago. Wheat and corn sales have dwarfed soybean trade in 1972-73 and dominate the current year, while U S farmers await a possible fall soybean sales to the Soviet Union.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Soviet Union
U.S
Drought in Russia Drives Soybean Price Outlook and Trade Hopes
A major drought in Russia threatens grain and sunflower seed crops, sparking talk Moscow may buy U.S. soybeans to offset shortfalls. USDA notes a 6.8 million ton prior year sunflower crop and projects a record 1.8 billion bushels of soybeans for 1975 76, with prices rising to about 5.80 per bushel as of August 15.
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Russia
Moscow
U.S
Agriculture Department
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Department Hs
Brazil
Oil Boom in China Reshapes Global Power Says Advisor
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports Harned House, a China adviser, foresees a mainland oil boom turning China into a major oil power by the early 1980s. He predicts vast trade, thousands of U.S. jobs, and a shift in Middle East influence as China expands production and exports.
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U.S
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House
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Mideast
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Pacific
Hoose
Los Angeles
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