Editorial Boozedoggle and Small School Costs Debate
The Kansas attorney general Vern Miller vows to crack down on tailgate booze at college games amid mixed press reactions. A state study shows small high schools cost more per pupil than large ones, with implications for potential closures and future planning. The piece argues against simple size-based judgments and cautions about urbanization and long term accuracy.
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Vern Miller
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Chanute Tribune
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Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Memorial Stadium
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Blood Pressure Inquiry: Possible Causes and Insurance Readings
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about causes of high blood pressure after his young relative, aged 37, shows readings around 150 over 110 across six checks for insurance. The note mentions no prior medical treatment.
Hypertension concerns and medical guidance from Dr Thosteson
Reader questions on high blood pressure and kidney health prompt advice to seek medical evaluation rather than rely on spa extremes. Recommendations include thorough testing, possible ECG and kidney function checks, and individualized treatment from a physician.
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W.E. Heredity
Spa
Thesteson
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Jumping to conclusions about character by flowers
New York columnist Hal Boyle muses on how favorite flowers reveal traits from rose lovers' stodginess to dandelion admirers' romance. He jokes about perceptions, aging, and gadgets, noting lasting tools like the toothpick and old-fashioned fly swatter.
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New York
Rule Of Thumb on Financial Rules
NYRP notes that generic rules guide money matters but often mislead. A banker cites debt at two and a half times income, another says four to five times annual earnings for life protection, and a saver rule suggests twenty five percent of net income plus liquid savings one third of total. A six month income cushion is also debated as protection against job loss, yet security systems have grown.
Nixon rejects Humphrey bid to cancel reseal corn order
The Nixon administration declined Humphrey's request to cancel the reseal order removing 1967 and 1968 corn from farm storage. About 126 million bushels from those years were stored under price support loans as of July 31. Farmers must redeem or deliver to warehouses by Oct 1. The big 1971 corn crop is forecast over 5.2 billion bushels. Cattle on feed in six states rise, led by Texas, while Iowa stays behind. Milk production in August reaches 9.87 billion pounds, up 1 percent from last year. Widespread steel use traces to Bessimer and Keily.
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Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Agriculture Department
Humphrey
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Commodity Credit Corp
Texas
Arizona
California
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
Bard
Tuesday Becomes TV Battleground
New York AP reports Tuesday night TV faces heavyweight battles among NBC CBS and ABC. Cannon Ironside Sarge Hawaii Five-O and Funny Side contest ABCs Movie of the Week with NBC pushing Sarge and a merged Ironside teamup while Cannon stars William Conrad as Frank Cannon in a gunfire filled premiere. NBC also launches Funny Side a health themed sketch show and CBS features Hawaii Five-O as major competition.
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ABC
Hawaii Five-O
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Cannon
Dashiell Hammett
Raymond Chander
William Conrad
Frank Cannon
George Kennedy
Television Schedule Log Full Day Listings
A dense list of TV programs and times across the day including News Weather Sports dramas comedies and talk shows. Items feature many classic titles such as The Munsters Petticoat Junction Bewitched I Love Lucy and Bonanza with various films and game shows interspersed throughout the hourly blocks.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Andy Griffith
Adam
Carol Burnett
Eddale
Doctors
Guiding Light
Another World
Bay City
General Hospital
Secret Storm
One Life To Live
Bright Promise
Gomer Pyle
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Jeff’s Collie
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
News
Kansas
Buck Owens
Allas Smith and Jones
Filp Wilson
Gambit
Harper
Longstreet
Nichols
Dean Martin
Ben Marshall
Ottawa Herald V. S. Cedar Publisher Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald listing subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with tax details. Editor Robert B. Wallington notes AP rights and exclusive local news publication.
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