Prairie coal fuels campaign and the Nixon plan
An editorial notes prairie coal fuels the campaign as the Senate sends Nixon's revenue sharing bill to conference. It predicts about 58 million dollars for Kansas without strings but warns the Treasury is already in debt and borrowing would raise inflation. If adopted, aid would mirror inflation, boosting costs for local recipients.
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Topeka
Senate
House
Nixon
Kansas
U.S. Treasury
Sam
Congress
Stoking The Fire and the Topeka Republican Platform
A Salina Journal column criticizes the Topeka Republican platform endorsing Docking style tax ideas and a home rule taxation plan. The piece mocks tax shifts on food and drugs, local funding through varied taxes, and questions Alf Landon’s support while urging caution during election time. It references Kay, Alf Landon, Bill Avery, John Anderson, and George Hart.
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Topeka
Docking
Kay
Alf Landon
Kansas
Alf
Bill Avery
John Anderson
George Hart
Salina Journal
Rural Rep Bergen warns on highway department shift
Rural Bypass Rep Rex Bergen of Asherville warns centralizing highway operations could strip rural counties of protection. Under the 1973 reform bill a new Department of Transportation would be created with a governor-appointed secretary, while the highway commission loses policy powers. Bergen says rural areas could lose influence as a few large counties dominate, risking detours from economic development without compromise.
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Rex Bergen
Asherville
Department of Transportation
State Highway Commission
Bergen
Department of Tereaspensation
Secretary of Transportation
Kansas
Hays Daily News
DMSO Uses Across Borders and Research Status
In a letter to Dr Thosteson the writer notes DMSO is used in a Mexican hospital near Texas and asks if it is used in the United States and why not. The response states DMSO is not used in the U S except for research, while it is used in Mexico, Germany, and perhaps other places, and warns about potential dangers and limited accepted medical use.
FDA Hesitates on DMSO Use Despite Industrial Benefits
The FDA has not approved DMSO for medical use pending safety and proper use data, though it finds wide industrial applications. The column notes past drug misuses like thalidomide and chloromycetin warnings, questions potential side effects, and the cautious stance before approval. It also mentions griseofulvin queries and ends with a prayer excerpt.
Gift to fund sprinkler in Central Park dust risk
A $50,000 donation from the Charles E. Merrill Trust of Ithaca, New York will fund a new sprinkler system to be in operation next summer in Sheep Meadow, Central Park, to prevent the area from becoming a dust bowl. The grant supports park maintenance and irrigation improvements.
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New York
Central Park
Sheep Meadow
Charles E. Merrill Trust of
Ithaca, N.Y
McGovern Sticks To His Guns In Campaign Tone
AP reports McGovern remains largely true to his core proposals despite tweaks to tax and welfare plans. He shows caution on Vietnam terms and notes learned lessons from the Salinger episode while touting a Democratic economic message and calling out Nixon’s “selfish special interests.” He avoids bold guarantees about Thieu and stresses party unity.
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Richard J. Daley
McGovern
Pierre Salinger
Paris
U.S
Albuquerque
Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Pittsburgh
Nguyen van Thieu
Thien Woi
Thieu
United States
Vietnam
Miami Beach
Indochina
Thailand
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
Nance
Wall Street
Per Capita Food Consumption Rises For Sixth Year
Agriculture Department reports per capita food consumption rose in 1971 for the sixth consecutive year though the gain lagged 1970. Livestock products, especially pork, drove the rise while crop products showed no gain. Prices up 3 percent versus 5 percent in 1970, reflecting wage price freeze effects.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Farm Roundup Reports Sharp Rise in Food Expenditures
The Agriculture Department notes consumer spending on food rose 4.14 percent to 118.4 billion dollars, driven by price increases. The retail price weighed index of per capita food consumption climbed 0.7 percent to a record high in 1971, marking the sixth straight annual gain and over 6 percent above 1965. The department cites laboratory findings on diethyls- as part of its ongoing report.
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Washington
Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations
FAO
People’s Republic of China
DES positive in two livers prompts FDA action
The federal inspection program found DES in two liver samples from cattle. no residues were found in muscle. FDA now handles feed additives with DES banned in livestock feed since Jan 1, 1973. Since the program began, 81 positives have been reported, representing 2.5 percent of 3,293 samples. The two positives came from a steer from Monford Feedlot in Gilcrest Colorado and a steer from Oakland Feedyard in Oakland Iowa.
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Federal Meat and Poultry Inspection Program
Department
FDA
Monford
Gilcrest
Colo
Oakland
Towa
Television Schedule Mosaic 5 19 74
Daily TV guide listing programs across channels with news weather sports cartoons dramas movies and game shows including Sesame Street, Lost In Space, Hogan's Heroes, MASH maybe and many others with channel numbers and time blocks for Ottawa Kansas region. The long log lists hundreds of titles across day parts and includes subscription pricing note and AP rights.
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Kansas
Hazel
Chet
Doris Day
Bill Cosby
Jean Shepherd
Ponderosa
Daniel Boone
Mister Rogers
Avero Griffin
Petticoat Junction
Speedracer
Rocky Underdog
Star Trek
Electric Company
Hollywood Squares
Beverly Hillbillies
Mayberry Rfc
Bonanza
Maude
Hawaii Five-O
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
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Christ Our Savior
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South Dakota
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Che
Johnny Carson
Egypt
Westher
Jesus
Eliefel
General Hospital
Bay City
Payton Place
Bozzo
Mike Douglas
Perry Mason
Eddie
Lost Canyon
Treehouse Lane
Samerceat
Four States
Flinstonesee
NBC
Marcus Welby
M.D
Masterpiece Theatre
Jonathan Winters
Dick Cavett
New Zoo Revue
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Jackson Five
Dick van Dyke
Grace Crawford
Password
Somerset
All My Children
Lucille Rivers
Joanne Carson
S. Cedar
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