Southwest Kansas Farmers Seek Salvage From Damaged Wheat
In Ford County and across western Kansas drought lingers as farmers salvage wheat crops. Rainfall totals vary with .98 inches at Scott City and Garden City, while some areas report only traces. Extension agent Don Wiles says one third of the wheat is beyond help, another third is marginal but a crop remains possible. Farmers eye planting drought destroyed fields to grain sorghum next spring.
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Intercepted Letter Sent from Governor Amid Budget Heat
An intercepted missive refers to the governor facing heat over his budget and hints that affairs may calm in sunny Spain as the letter ends with a closing Yours.
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Weekend Area Forecast With Showers and Storms
Considerable cloudiness with showers and thunder storms likely today through Sunday. Highs today 68 to 72. Lows 48 to 52. Sunday highs 58 to 62. Southerly winds 20 to 35 mph with gusts. Rain chances 50 percent today and 60 percent tonight.
Swedish King Carl Gustaf visit draws Lindsborg crowds
About 2,600 residents of Lindsborg expect up to 30,000 wellwishers for a four hour visit by King Carl Gustaf of Sweden. The king will rededicate the Swedish pavilion at Old Mill Park and hear Bethany College choirs perform Handel's Messiah.
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Chanute Plans Weather Test, Police Seminar, Road Talk
City will test storm warning gear next Wednesday if weather cooperates with sirens in schools and hospitals and a TV alert system. A Uniform Crime Reporting Seminar led by KBI and FBI will be held at Central Park Pavilion for southeast Kansas officers. Safari Industrial Park group rejects paving now, favor maintaining gravel. Planning Commission seeks rural member to replace Wayne McMurtrey.
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Kansas
Bob Bunting
Bunting
Kissinger defends U S foreign policy in Phoenix speech
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged Americans to reject election year attacks on foreign policy. He defended U S leadership, urged against self-criticism and slogans, and asserted America remains the most powerful nation while addressing Reagan and Jackson’s criticisms.
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Chanute Bicentennial picnic booth deadline set
May 1 is the deadline for community groups to submit booth information for the July 5 Chanute Bicentennial picnic. A May 4 meeting at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Building commission room will cover booth plans and utilities. A $15 fee applies to revenue generating booths.
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Chanute
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School finance bill faces potential second veto in Kansas
Gov. Robert Bennett warned the $263 million school finance measure could be vetoed a second time as it surpasses his budget by about $10 million. He noted 1976 bills exceed his $1.62 billion plan by $18.9 million and warned overages threaten fiscal balance into 1978.
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Reagan Seen GOP Choice in Kansas Primary
Reagan campaign manager Don Concannon said Reagan will be the Republican presidential nominee. He noted Kansas delegates could be decided by party professionals without a presidential primary and reported Reagan winning 127 delegates in Johnson County, estimating he will hold more than half of Kansas's 600 delegates.
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Bennett to be keynote speaker at international food conference
Governor Robert Bennett will deliver the keynote at a Madrid conference April 26 on Food a Right of the People. He will discuss Kansas grain exports and global food needs, with Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz also addressing the event hosted by the Mediterranean Foundation and Spain’s Institute of Industry.
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Spain
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Second major rubber strike looms as URW talks stall
United Rubber Workers officials meet in Columbus to decide on a master contract with Goodyear, Goodrich, Firestone and Uniroyal as a potential second national strike follows last month’s Teamsters action. Key demands include unlimited cost of living protection and wage increases, while companies propose a three year deal with modest raises.
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