22 Sep 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1972
Page
1
Page Two Editorial flags taxes as the top issue in Kansas governor race. It notes proposals to curb property taxes, a sales tax cut for food and medicine, and the lack of a solid substitute. It sees possible relief coming but critiques Kansas officials, as experts forecast nationwide budget pressures.
Taxpayers face higher tax rates as surpluses grow and the economy strengthens. Uncle Sam sends more funds through states, with revenue sharing on the horizon to ease property tax burdens. The piece cautions citizens not to become complacent and to demand proper spending by local and state governments.
The Conservation Foundation urges a drastic change banning trailers and campers from national parks to favor rustic use. Critics argue overuse and encroachment by motorized camping, suggesting timed or designated areas to balance luxuries with tent camping, and preserving access for all Americans.
As Nixon leads in the polls the GOP warns against overconfidence. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew campaigns softly, keeping options open about 1976. He tours the country to curry favor with party regulars and build brownie points for potential future moves.
A reader asks if soda helps hiatal hernia and ulcers. The doctor warns against heavy baking soda use, noting it can worsen gas heartburn and related stomach problems, affecting relief rather than relief itself.
A reader asks about soda reducing stomach acid and causing rebound acid, with advice to avoid regular soda and trust milder antacids. Dr Thosteson confirms soda harms long term and notes heart and diet questions, including fat, calories, and questionable claims about chocolate and bananas.
NEW YORK AP reports the Tax Foundation argues federal tax reform is an emotional issue, not purely rational. It cites that among high income filers 200,000 plus, most paid taxes in 1970 though 112 individuals with incomes over 200,000 owed no tax, highlighting the need for clear data in economic policy discussions.
New York AP reports the Design in Steel Award Program honors architects engineers designers and artists working in steel. Past winners include dump trucks dishwashers subway cars and summer houses. This year 12 experts will judge the entries.
Washington AP profiles Sargent Shriver as he campaigns for vice president, highlighting his blend of charm and blunt talk, clashes with Secret Service, and hits at Nixon while noting gaffes such as misstatements about Eagleton. He vows to energize labor and ethnic voters and frames Nixon as harmful to workers.
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