Hillsdale Lake project outlined by Army Corps official
In a address to a flood control group the district engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers described Hillsdale Lake on Big Bull Creek 40 miles southwest of Kansas City and near Ottawa. Preliminary work is underway, with major construction to begin next summer and completion about three years away. He noted other area reservoirs and cited Melvern and Pomona drawing over 1.5 million visitors during the Labor Day weekend.
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A Costly Balk on Hillsdale Park Development
The piece argues Kansas lacks a Hillsdale park plan while the federal government offers only a small ramp and facility. It urges the state to act now to expand the park system to provide ample Hillsdale facilities before costs rise further.
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Gun Control Politics and Public Opinion
Congress delays gun control despite 57.3 percent public support and rising calls to outlaw handgun sales and require firearm registration. The NRA leads a vocal minority under 35 percent, yet crime fears push the public toward tougher measures.
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Reactors Dear Dr Thasteson On My Healthy Seven Month Old
A parent writes to Dr Thasteson about their seven month old son who appears healthy, active, and has routine checkups. The query implies concern or requests guidance regarding the infant's health status. The note notes normal behavior and regular medical visits.
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TB patch test and egg yolk reaction in a child
A worried reader describes a fever of 102 after a TB skin test and a rash appearing on the right arm then left arm after feeding egg yolk. The doctor advised stopping egg yolk until the rash subsided, suggesting a possible egg allergy rather than a TB test reaction.
Television Log Summary for a Multichannel Night
Channel listings show ABC NBC CBS PBS IND and assorted schedules. Notable items include News and Early Show blocks, sitcoms like Brady Bunch and Hogan's Heroes, dramas MASH and Naked Gun era fare, live sports NFL Dolphins Bills, hockey Canada Cup, and religious programming with Kathryn Kuhlman.
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Farm Roundup Highlights Grain Markets and Policy Calls
Government forecasts keep 5.89 billion bushels of total crops within demand, while farmers protest loan rates. Congress members urge Ford to raise the wheat production loan to 2.50 a bushel to ease storage and financing. AWO forms task force with the Army Corps to address a Mississippi water shortage halving barge capacity and possible navigation limits.
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Prinze Shaped by Drama Before Chico and the Man Fame
Freddie Prinze rose from dramatic stage work at New York's High School of Performing Arts to off Broadway and improvised shows before gaining TV fame. His career pivot began with dramatic theater roles and a pivotal improv performance that helped land him on Tonight.
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Chico
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Muff Kovac
Chicago
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Jack Paar
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Capital Spending and U S Industry Watchful for Demand
AP analysis notes capital spending is not glamorous but affects inflation and supply. Economists split on whether spending is adequate after a slow recovery, with first half of the year at about 118 billion dollars. The Federal Reserve sees plant use above 80 percent, suggesting room for demand to rise without inflationary pressure.
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