Kansas State Plans Redshirt for Eight Senior Starters
Ottawa Herald notes Kansas State coach Jim Dickey will redshirt eight senior starters to preserve eligibility for 1982. The move, backed by players, staff and alumni, aims to develop depth and age through practice, a strategy already used by Nebraska and other programs.
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FTC Folly Ends Nine-Year Antitrust Case
The FTC pursued Kellog Corp General Mills Inc and General Foods Corp over bran flakes claiming a shared monopoly. An administrative law judge tossed the case for lack of proof that a shared monopoly violated antitrust laws. The ruling labeled the nine-year effort unproductive and costly.
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Identical Fraternal Twins and Blood Sugar Tests
Letters discuss how to distinguish identical from fraternal twins and note that shared placenta timing can hint at identity. Also explains genetic testing, plus a home blood sugar tester with kit sources and cautions. Includes medical Qs on arthritis care and atrial fibrillation diagnosis, with ECG confirmation and treatment options.
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Nice Little Nancy Kassebaum Wows Editors In D C
In a Washington meeting Nancy Landon Kassebaum the lone female U S Senator draws praise for presence charm and broad political talk while evading concrete stances She is called nice little Nancy and Mary Poppins by admirers and editors alike as she navigates national attention and potential Oval Office prospects.
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Controversial Publisher William Loeb Dies At 75
William Loeb publisher of the Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News died of cancer at 75. The Manchester based papers had statewide reach. Reagan Nixon and other leaders praised him while Loeb mocked presidents and backed hard editorials. He is survived by his wife Nackey Scripps Loeb and daughters. Memorial observance planned in Manchester.
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