The Big Three Democrats and the McGovern Stand
Editorial questions the sincerity of McGovern and his campaign in a critique of their stance on wealth and money. It notes McGovern earns over 100000 from speeches, Kennedy’s inherited fortune, and Shriver’s Kennedy family ties as part of the backing for the wealth against wealth critique.
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George McGovern
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Sargent Shriver
McGovern
Kennedy
Senate
Shriver
Share the wealth slogans echo in Chile example
The piece questions whether wealth redistribution aims at helping the poor or winning votes. It cites a visiting economist who praised Chile's first year under a leftist government but warned the country may go broke in the second year. It laments U S free-spending policies and opposes McGovern Kennedy Shriver proposals.
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Chile
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VISTA
Peace Corps
Rockies
Antipolice
Kansas seeks Ottawa to Lawrence corridor amid highway expansion talk
The article notes Interstate 35 from Ottawa to Emporia to reopen next spring and Kansas pressuring for inclusion of about 25 miles of U S 59 linking Ottawa to Lawrence in a bond program. It weighs state versus federal funding as Congress considers expanding the interstate system by thousands of miles.
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New Car Syndrome and the Wankel Engine
The 1973 car models debut with hype around new features while a true innovation, the Wankel engine, remains a year away. Felix Wankel invented the rotating piston design, which GM has purchase rights to, promising smaller, lighter, quieter engines that could reshape the small car market. Despite buzz, buyers focus on styling and price as sales stay strong.
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General Motors
Felix Wankel
Wankel
IUD May Heighten Miscarriage Risk in Pregnancy
A 20 year old in good health with one child reports a first pregnancy easy but a current pregnancy complicated by an intrauterine device. The doctor cautions that miscarriage risk increases with an IUD present.
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Dr. Thosteson
Health Q and A on loops childbirth risks and menopause
Readers raise fears about loop perforation miscarriage and baby injury while doctors reassure minimal risk and improved device safety. The column covers tendonitis elbow relief and cautions rest heat and possible hydrocortisone injections plus advice on intercourse timing before ovulation and a closing prayer.
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Dr. Thosteson
C.P
Dr. Thesteson
Spelling Lets The Rookies Carry Police Message
Aaron Spelling explains The Rookies aims to show cops who care and to move beyond dehumanized portrayals. He cites Mod Squad influence, notes younger officers must adapt uniforms, and argues for drama rooted in life and death wrapped in action.
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Jerry Buck
Associated Press
Hollywood (Ap
Aaron Spelling
Spelling
Mod
Agnew shifts to low key campaign tone in 1972 tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew launches a nine day eight state campaign tour to stress Republican records and move away from 1970 style rhetoric. He plans four days per week on the road through November 7 and will emphasize issues over partisan attacks while backing GOP congressional candidates. Aides say the shift aligns with President Nixon and marks a reborn campaign image aimed at future presidential hopes. Also noted, wig maker Hartwich says labor costs, not hair, set wig prices while detailing handcrafting methods.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Ohio
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Television Log Heavy With Classic US Programs
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV guide lists a dense schedule from 5 AM to 2:15 AM with major classics like Sesame Street Mister Rogers and Bonanza along with news weather and game shows. It notes subscription rates and AP news rights.
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Hazel
Beverly Hillbillies
Mayberry
NBC Reports
Marcus Welby
M.D
Masterpiece Theatre
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Perry Mason
Eddie
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Mayberry R.F.D
American Craftsman
Dragnet
Emergency
U.S. Government
Paul Lynde
Carol Burnett
the Hunters
Special
Madigan
Dick Cavett
Jesus
Tobacco supply to shrink 3 percent in 1972 73 season
Washington reports a 3 percent drop in U S tobacco supply for 1972 73, to about 5.2 billion pounds, with the 1972 crop up slightly at 173 billion pounds. Carryover into 1973 down 5 percent, domestic and export use may fall from 1.9 billion pounds. flue cured exports constrained by higher prices. Maryland tobacco likely sees reduced domestic use.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Maryland
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