Change For All
A discussion on tax fairness contrasts claims that the rich evade taxes with the view that government waste warrants reform. It argues for equality before tax laws and cautions that revenue gains alone should not drive changes. It urges revisions to ease the overall burden on people.
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Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Uncle Sam
Abolish the Kansas lieutenant governor office idea
A column argues for dissolving the Kansas lieutenant governor's office citing a $10,000 salary and little visible function. It suggests constitutional amendment to replace a governor lacking succession and claims the move would save tax money and avoid embarrassment. It notes Shelby Smith’s lack of activity since January and calls for eliminating the post.
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Shelby Smith
Kansas
Smith
Bennett- Smith
Statehouse
Dear Dr The Scientist Snoring Letter From Patient
A 23 year old female writes to a doctor about loud snoring affecting sleep and social embarrassment. She notes snoring persists even when sleeping on her side and seeks guidance or treatment. The fragment reflects typical patient inquiry in a medical advice column.
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P.A
N.H
Snoring Problems and Other Health Qs From Readers
A collection of reader queries to Dr Thosteson covers snoring causes and remedies, heel pain and possible gout, repeated mumps and immunity, beer's effects on diverticulosis, and a devotional postscript. Advice ranges from lifestyle changes and medical evaluation to caution about gadgets and beer triggers.
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Thosteson
R.E.M
R.P
TV Schedule Dense with Classic Series and Films
A long list of television programs runs from 5:00 pm to 11:35 pm featuring major titles like Hogan's Heroes Perry Mason Star Trek Twin among others. The lineup includes news, sports, movies such as The Kansas City Massacre and The Devil's Daughter, and public affairs programs with multiple channels and time slots.
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Green Acres
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Gomer Pyle
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Wild Kingdom
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Sanford and Son
Washington Week In Review
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New Hampshire Swing Shows Labor Muscle and Anti-Establishment Anger
AP dispatch notes New Hampshire election results signal voter anger and a political shift. Democrat John A. Durkin won the Senate race by about 27,000 votes, while Republicans faced scrutiny over Washington ties and a high turnout suggested broad frustration. Labor organized and anti-incumbent sentiment emerge as key themes ahead of the 1976 campaign opening primary.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
New Hampshire
John A. Durkin
Senate
Durkin
GOP
Louis C. Wyman
Eddie Mahe Jr
Republican National Committee
Wyman
Ruth Farkas
Luxembourg
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
Mahe
Inflation and rates loom over stocks in wary market
AP Business Analyst notes two I's inflation and interest rates dominate investor fears. Analysts warn costs rise and money shifts from stocks to bonds, risking further market softness if inflation and rates continue higher amid cautious forecasters.
Satellite Photos Used On Lakes Study In Oregon
Corvallis scientists use the Earth Resources Technology Satellite to evaluate about 100 lakes. Photographs taken from 569 miles are compared with ground samples to cut costs in future water quality monitoring.
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Corvallis, Ore
Earth Resources Technology
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Ad
Ottawa Kansas newspaper lists daily publication, editor Robert B Wellington, trade area and out of area subscription prices. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options with sales tax details and a 3 percent out of state sales tax note. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Farm Roundup Prices Rise as Cattle Stabilize
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports cattle prices firming after a summer dip. USDA data show choice grade steers and heifers around 50.25 per 100 pounds, hog prices at major Midwest markets averaging 59.90, with production shifting from grass to slaughter this fall and pork output still below last year. Secretary Earl Butz warned of price weakness as more cattle move to market while fed cattle remain limited.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Omaha
Midwest
Earl L. Butz
House ‘Agriculture
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