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Thursday, October 23, 1975
University Dally Kansan
DIGEST From the Associated Press
Senate OK's decontrol
WASHINGTON--After voting a temporary price break for consumers, the Senate passed a bill last night that would remove gradually all federal controls
The vote on final passage was 58 to 32. Republican and oil-state senators formed the majority.
The bill eventually would mean sharply higher prices for the natural gas used in American homes and factories.
Passage of the bill came after senators twice refused to order the decentralisation of the largest oil-gas companies.
Med Center suit dismissed
KANSAS CITY, Kan.—A $2 million lawsuit involving physicians and officials at the University has been dismissed in U.S. District Court here.
Judge Earl J.E. O'Connor dismissed the lawsuit Tuesday at the request of William O. Rieke, former executive vice chancellor of the center; Loren Humphrey,
Cardiothoracic surgeons had alleged that University officials deliberately broke contracts with Robert L. Rels, chief of the cardiothoracic unit, resulting in a 2016 assault on his office.
Bauh. Udall to be in KC
TOPEKA- Two declared candidates for the Democratic nomination for the presidency in 1976, Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana and Rep. Morris Udall of Arkansas will appear before the annual convention of the Kansas State Federation of Labor, AFLCIO in Overland Park this afternoon.
Udall will also attend a reception in his honor in Overland Park this evening. Baigh will come to Topeka late in the day for a speech, a tour, a news conference and a workshop.
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In today's issue of the University Daily Kansas is the first of several questions
questions, taken from his latest book, Common Sense, are so vital to the survival of
the students.
The Old Man states that if his questions create enough interest among the people of this world, then he will have wisdom and discuss possible answers to many of the World's great problems.
One of the important questions in America today is where profits come from because the gaining of profits is our economic impulse. It is profits and only profits that give us our wealth, so we want to understand why people get into depression the answer to that depression is really easy. All we need do is to find where profits come from so that everyone can get some profit. This will help us to make sure that all Americans are able to prosper.
Q.NO.1
But, where do profits come from? Profits are something and something cannot come from nothing. Profits must come from somewhere.
The communists tell us that profits come from exploiting labor. Yet, during our last depression we had many million hungry workers who could be hired for starvation wages and we had a great surplus of capital. The very fact that no one can afford to work under their labor from their labor is proof enough that profits do not come from exploiting labor.
In order to promote economic enquiry I offer a hundred dollars reward to anyone who can tell us where profits really come from.
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