Sneaky Sacrifice by Congress in Salary Debate
The Ottawa Herald notes Congress voted to suspend this year’s automatic pay raise, forcing a base salary of 44 625 with fringe benefits noted as part of their compensation. It argues the temporary cut raises questions about next year and overall costs of running Congress amid a $1 billion annual expense and 168 percent growth over six years.
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Urban coalition forms among Kansas city leaders
Elected officials from Wichita Kansas City Topeka and Overland Park meet to discuss an urban coalition to lobby the Legislature. They warn that under Docking and the current governor cities have been neglected for state funding amid inflation and the tax lid. The group may expand before the January session, setting up a possible city versus rural money fight.
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Kansas
Wichita
Kansas City
Topeka
Overland Park
Swine Flu Question From 1918 Patient Seeks Guidance
A reader born in 1918 asks Dear Dr Thosteson whether prior Swine Flu infection means she no longer needs vaccination. Now 65, she wonders if natural immunity from childhood illness affects current vaccination advice.
Swine flu advice and reader questions tackled
The column explains that the swine flu is not the 1918 virus and urges protection for the elderly and chronically ill with relevant vaccines. It also answers letters on varicose veins, postoperative care, leg itching from environmental factors, a husband’s leg symptoms, and tea caffeine content, ending with a prayer.
Farm Roundup Sees Corn Shortage and Meat Output Gap
The Agriculture Department warns higher livestock feed prices early next year will curb grain fed meat production due to drought linked corn shortfall. Corn for feed now forecast near 3.75 billion bushels, soybean outlook tight, while legal action clouds mechanically deboned meat regulation as judges pause interim rules.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
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Paradox On The Exchange By John Cunniff AP Business Analyst
The NYSE reports individual investors supply nearly three quarters of public orders but trading often concentrates among institutions. Reasons include order size differences. individuals trade small lots while institutions place large ones. In 1970 to 1975 shareholder numbers fell from 30.8 million to 25.3 million with occupations shifting, while institutional ownership rose sharply.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Rescue at Entebbe CBS Special Recounts Historic Raid
CBS News special Rescue at Entebbe presents a concise, chronological retelling of the July 4 1976 Israeli raid to free more than 100 hostages held by Palestinian hijackers at Entebbe Uganda. Tom Fenton guides background while Israeli principals, leaders and pilots recount planning and execution.
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Television Channel Lineup and Schedule Log
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Ethics Panel Presses Schorr Source Case
House Ethics Committee questions witnesses again to identify the source of a leaked intelligence report to CBS reporter Daniel Schorr. If no conclusive evidence emerges, Schorr faces a potential subpoena for a Wednesday hearing to testify under oath about his source.
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House Ethics Committee
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Daniel Schorr
House
Schorr
Albert Quie
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Congress
Cedar Rapids Tribune subscription rates and AP rights
The notice lists daily publication details for Ottawa Kansas with editors Roberts and Wellington, and subscription prices within and outside the trade area, plus out of state tax rules. It mentions Schorr's attorney Joseph A Califano Jr stating that Schorr did not violate house rules via disclosure of an intelligence report, as parts were obtained and broadcast before it was secret.
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Kansas
Roberts
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Schorr
Joseph A. Califano Jr
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