Bureaucracy Backfire in Hutchinson over Mattress Rule
A two person Hutchinson firm faced a cascade of federal scrutiny after the Consumer Products Safety Commission required random testing. Lawyers from Washington and Kansas City descended, prompting Senator Dole to call for travel rule reforms. The piece ends proposing to fire the four lawyers as a simple fix.
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Hutchinson
Alan
Bill Eldrege
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Eldredge
Federal
Washington
Washington D.C
Kansas City
Dole
General Accounting Office
GAO
Office of Management and Budget
Privacy fears rise over state and federal data snooping
A Kansas legislator seeks a special committee to probe the Kansas Bureau of Investigation amid claims it keeps records on officials and digs where no crime exists. Senator Robert Dole in Washington proposes limiting access to income tax returns by unauthorized persons as worries grow about government privacy invasion, with broad concern over FBI CIA and police files and the political weaponry of personal data.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Washington
Robert Dole
Federal Bureau of Investigation
CIA
Thyroid treatment question to Dr Thosteson
A reader reports an extremely underactive thyroid treated with medication and notes a friend seen by the same doctor who has an overactive thyroid despite also being prescribed the pills. The letter raises concern about consistent dosing and thyroid conditions.
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Sonn
Dr. Thosteson
Thyroid meds used for hypo and hyper function
The reader asks why the same thyroid medication can treat both underactive and overactive thyroid. The reply explains that surgery on an overactive thyroid reduces hormone output, sometimes creating a need for thyroid hormone supplements. Additional letters discuss vaginitis definitions, pica linked to anemia, eating without swallowing air, and anemia with hypertension, ending with a prayer.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead
Ottawa Herald lists publication details for Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B. Wellington and rates for trade area and outside area subscriptions. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly prices with out of state tax adjustments and AP news rights.
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Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Halidays
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Israel’s Sinai accord signals Arab acceptance of Jewish state
HAL McCLURE notes after 27 years and four wars that the Sinai peace accord marks virtual Arab recognition of Israel as a permanent nation. The piece traces Israel’s origins from Zionism, Herzl, and Basel to Ben-Gurion, the 1947 UN partition, and the 1948 birth of Israel amid surrounding conflict.
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Hal McClure
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Israel
Sinai
U.N
Ben-Gurion
Rothschild Boulevard
Tel Aviv
Herzl
Cosell Ready For New ABC Variety Show
Howard Cosell will host a live one hour variety program on ABC this Saturday from New York. He has barred interviews until after the premiere to focus on preparing the show and balancing his sports coverage with the new format.
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Cosell
Jay Sharbutt
New York
Howard Cosell
Gotham
ABC
Brooklyn
Mr. Cosel
Muhammed Ali
NBC
CBS
Alex
Karras
Television Log for Thursday Prime Time Schedule
A detailed TV grid lists numerous programs across channels and times from 5:00 pm to midnight. Entries include news, sitcoms like Hogan's Heroes and Green Acres, dramas such as Star Trek and MASH, movies The Kansas City Massacre and The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond, and specials like Johnny Carson and Wide World.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
News
Mr. Rogers
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Hello Young America
Hollywood Squares
Hogan’s Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Barney Miller
Montefuscos
Waltons
Fay
San Francisco
Hollywood Television Theatre
Vichy
Adovie
Harry O
Lilias
Johnny Carson
Vild
Diablo
Interface
Wild Kingdom
Beverly Hillalities
Mobile One
Sanford and Son
Big Eddie
Washington Week In Review
Star Trek
Fey
Dairy farmers unlikely to boost milk output in 1975
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that dairy farmers probably will not raise milk production this year as much as the Agriculture Department forecast and may even fall below 1974 if feed prices rise. The 1975 output is expected near 115.4 billion pounds, with prices likely to stay high. Forecasters say the year end may be close to last year, but grain price uncertainty for winter and 1976 complicates projections.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
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V.B
Jesus
Loreta
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Basel
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Terence Prittie
David Ben-Gurion
Baron de Rothschild
Paris
Britain
Nazi
Germany
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Golda Metz
Abdullah
Transjordan
Milwaukee
Mr. Cosell
Ed Sullivan
Bing Crosby
Mr. Sullivan
U.S. Senate
Wana
K of C Hall
Enet
Lawrence
Honey Creek
Knights of Columbus
Little Joe and
Wisemen
Rewey Richardson
Sacred Heart School
Little Joe and the Wisemen
Petar Sellers
Christopher Plummer
United Arts
Stanley Kubrick
P.oe TV
Odyssey Super Panavision
Metrocolor
Anne
Dagmar
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