Curt Schneider targets Legislature over legal blunders
Ottawa editorial criticizes Kansas attorney general Curt Schneider for faulting state lawmakers on pickup tag fee rules and a sales tax option bill. It argues GOP control seeks party loyalty, notes possible waste of taxpayer dollars, time, and effort amid political maneuvering.
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Kansas
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Kansas plans associate district judges to replace county judges
Kansas moves to streamline the courts by adding associate district judges and shifting county attorney roles to a statewide district attorney system. Currently four counties have district attorneys. the plan would stretch to 29 district attorneys serving multiple counties with state salaries from 25 000 to 36 000. The change aims to attract experienced prosecutors and improve public protection in serious crimes.
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Kansas
Dear Dr Thosteson on Meniere's disease and work
A reader writes about Meniere's disease seeking guidance on work capability. He reports a persistent head sensation and dizziness, notes some treatment tried without much relief, and asks for medical advice from Dr. Thosteson.
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Meniere
Understanding Meniere's disease and treatment options
Explanation of Meniere's disease including inner ear swelling, potential causes, and typical patient profile. Discusses conservative measures such as diuretics, salt restriction, antihistamines, motion sickness remedies, and the role of allergy. Notes variability of attacks, prognosis, and when surgery or ultrasound might be considered. Includes patient guidance on work precautions and physician advice based on job and symptoms.
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Meniere
Meniere’s
Thosteson
L.G.C
Television Log Chronicle 1970s Channel Schedule
A dense OCR rundown lists TV programs by time slot and title from Sesame Street to Bonanza. It includes news, sports, movies, debates, and various talk shows across networks, with numerous show names, times, and some program notes.
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Sesame Street
Zoom
Brady Bunch
Villa Alegre
Beverly Hillafries
Cross- Wits
Crockett’s
Victory Garden
Trapton
Andy Williams
Nashville Music
Kansas City Strip
Wild Kingdom
Donny and Marie
Sanford and Son
Royals
Serpico
Masterpiece Theater
Fiesta del Valle
MacNeil Lehrer
S.W.A.T
Jonny Carson
Mary Hartman
Steve Allen
Spencer
Lorenzo
Henrietta Music
Fun Chu
Garner Ted Armstrong
Wally’s Workshop
Tennessee Volunteers
Avourn Tigers
NBC
Abbott and Costello
Elders
Dolly
Wide World of Sports
Music Hall America
Future Shock
Virginian
Dellys
Mister Rogers
Lawrence Welk
Robin Hood
Haimes
Yoyo
Jeffersars
Mr. T & Tina
Doc
Rangers
Starsky & Hutch
Big Jake
Mary Tyler Moore
Boo Newhart
Carol Burnett
Market optimism gives way to durable goods slump
The Dow surged past 1,000 for the 13th time since March, reaching a 44 month high near 1,015 as economists cited favorable inflation and rate signals. But Commerce Department data showed August durable goods orders fell 2.2 percent, with July revised to a 2.4 percent drop, rattling traders.
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John Cunniff
New York
Wall Street
Commerce Department
Debate in Philadelphia: Ford and Carter stick to familiar plays
AP Special Correspondent notes the first nationally televised debate followed familiar campaign themes. Technical glitches marred the start as Carter and Ford avoided risks, delivering closing statements that echoed their known speeches. Analysts question whether the event boosts turnout or interest, with apathy looming guidance for six weeks left in the race.
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Walter R. Mears
Philadelphia
Ford
Jimmy Carter
John F. Kennedy
Carter
Kennedy
Hog inventory rises signaling longer pork supply ahead
U S Agriculture Department reports from 14 states show September hog and pig inventories at 48.7 million head, the highest since 1974 and up 17 percent from last year. Projections for winter farrowing rise 16 percent, breeding sows up 13 percent, and pigs per litter average 7.31. The June-August pig crop climbs 21 percent to 18.1 million head, reflecting higher prices and expanding production across listed states.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
New Agriculture Department
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Texas
USDA
Economic Research Service
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