Editorial Sign Of The Times In Kansas power squeeze tightens
The Clay Center action approving negotiations to buy power from Kansas Power and Light marks a third Kansas community moving toward shutting down local plants. The energy crisis reshapes generation as fuel costs rise and federal policy shifts push plants toward oil coal or nuclear. Private firms remain the likely long term builders of large plants while municipalities face duplicative systems and higher costs.
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Clay Center
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas
Marion
Eric
Ottawa
Town officials push trash pickup fee, streets in decline
Letter from Clyde Findley of Williamsburg argues against mandatory trash pickup and asserts streets are too poor to fund services. He asserts residents should haul their own trash as before, warning luxury before necessity and urging budget prioritization.
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Clyde Findley
Williamsburg
Fear Of Flying Dear Dr Thosteson
A reader asks how to overcome fear of flying to take his wife to Europe. The letter seeks practical steps, reassurance, and guidance from Dr Thosteson on addressing anxiety and enabling travel dreams.
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Dr. Thosteson
Europe
Overcoming Fear of Flying and Eye Health Q&A
A reader seeks help for flight anxiety and panic at takeoff or landing, with hints of fear of ocean travel. Advice includes guided group therapy, a test flight with a companion, and avoiding sedatives. The column also addresses alcohol use, aging sleep aids, and muscular degeneration with Macular concerns and recommended ophthalmology care.
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A.S
Thosteson
K.L
Televsion schedule scramble hints at busy weekend lineup
AP analysis notes chaotic signals from the U.S. economy while listing an exhaustive Saturday broadcast grid. The text interleaves prayers, dates, and program titles, highlighting diverse shows from News to sports and children's segments, amid market confusion.
Scrambled Economic Forecasts Highlight Cautious Outlook
The Business Mirror notes forecasts by economists for banks, businesses, government and consultancies are full of ifs and qualifications. Writers warn against taking projections literally as signals show both recovery underway and the start of new uncertainties.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S
Television Log and Economic Update Summary
A dense OCR page lists TV schedules from 1:00 to 12:00 with programs like Baseball-St. Louis Cardinals vs New York Mets and Nightline segments, interspersed with financial notes. An economic analysis notes rising consumer prices, sluggish domestic demand, higher mortgage rates around 10 percent for apartment construction, and lenders preferring refinancing over new builds.
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Virginian
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Sesame Street
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Porter Wagoner
Minnesota Vikings
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Nashville Music
Firing Line
Lawrence Welkfehr
Audubon Wildlife Theatre
Iddhi Mortgage Corp
Guns of Autumn study probes hunting as recreation
AP writer recalls a hunting tale and reviews CBS documentary The Guns of Autumn. The 90 minute program examines why people hunt and kill, showing bears and other game shot in a flat, deliberate style. A follow up air date will present pro and con reactions and pressures from hunting interests.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
Doc Young
Chardon
Ohio
Doc
CBS
America
Irv Drasnin
Russ Beasley
CBS News
Spray Can Saga Emerges By REP Larry Winn
REP Larry Winn argues aerosols threaten the ozone layer. He notes widespread household use, explains freon gases propel sprays, and cites a four month federal study finding legitimate concern. Congress panels seek further science before action.
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Larry Winn
Congress
Science and Technology and Commerce
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