Two gubernatorial candidates clash over tax lid ideas
John Carlin and Robert Bennett met editors at the Kansas State Fair to discuss a local government property tax lid akin to Prop 13. Both favor a tax lid but avoid pledges on state revenues. Bennett cites $175 million in local aid, while Carlin prefers a state law approach.
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TV Tonight Highlights Classic and Debuts
A crowded listing shows Welcome Back Kotter and Little House on the Prairie episodes, WKRP in Cincinnati premiere, On Golden Classic and Station staples. Pushing new shows with guest stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Willie Nelson, plus sports and late movie slots.
MTM Does It Again With WKREP Series
Jay Sharbutt reports from Los Angeles that MTM Studios pursues a new WKREP series, continuing the quirky radio to television trend. The piece notes the industry buzz and expectations for a TV without pictures concept.
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State Leaders Hail New Kansas Judicial Center Dedication
The dedication of Kansas Judicial Center in Topeka gathered over 1,200 leaders from all three branches. Gov. Bennett and Chief Justice Schroeder praised bipartisan cooperation behind the 14 million project, which houses the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, law library, and attorney general's office. The 30-ton Figure of Justice sculpture by the Fraziers stands in the grand lobby as a symbol of justice and swift action.
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WKRP in Cincinnati debuts on CBS with WKRP crew
The new CBS comedy follows Gary Sandy as a young New Mexico program director hired to revive a dull station. Boss Gordon Jump loosens control as the plan shifts to a noisy Top 40 format led by Dr. Johnny Fever played by Howard Hessman, with Regulars Jump Sanders Anderson Bonner and guest Sylvia Sydney. The opener is funny and well crafted, introducing the ensemble and tone of MTM.
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Epilepsy Explained Dear Dr Thesteson
A reader asks for a clear discussion of epilepsy highlighting how seizures affect a son in school and work. The writer notes his son is normal apart from seizures, which are controlled by medication, and urges better public understanding in the future.
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Epilepsy facts and public understanding discussed
A medical columnist explains epilepsy as a neurologic disorder with varying seizure severity, notes most cases can be controlled with strict medication, and urges reduced stigma. It covers employment limits, public education, and available support from national groups and local chapters.
Prayer card quote from scripture and blessing
A brief prayer cites 2 Timothy 1 7 and asks for courage power and love. The writer expresses gratitude for joy and peace amid perplexing problems and ends in Christ Jesus amen.
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Ottawa Herald Classifieds and Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates for Ottawa Kansas and surrounding area. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options with different city and out of area pricing and a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers.
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