Peoples Forum Aims to Halt School Funding Gap
The Chanute Unified District No. 413 faces far lower per pupil spending than the state average. A Kansas legislative bill opens a path to appeal the 104 percent budget cap, enabling relief for supplies, equipment, and salaries. the Chanute Teachers Association urges board action and public support. Wesley Valliere, CTA executive committee.
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Tax sweepstakes proposed to boost federal payments
Opinion urges a tax payment incentive plan with an annual sweepstakes ending in a $250 000 grand prize tax free. Proposes smaller prizes to attract voluntary payments, arguing delinquencies rose 12 percent and $1.4 billion owed last year. Warns against revolt and favors a psychological nudge rather than penalties.
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War bond pledging planned for next week in sugar rationing drive
Tribune Files notes plans announced by Chairman R Karl Baker for voluntary war bond pledging tied to sugar rationing. May quota set for Neosho county at 41600 with average monthly sales 29352 cited as favorable. Readers asked to bring family bond purchase info and address rationing duties before bond pledges.
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Spending Cut Hits House Education and Labor Committee
In Washington, Adam Clayton Powell’s absence from Congress coincides with a spending drop by the House Committee on Education and Labor. New chairman Carl Perkins imposes strict travel controls, introduces a books-and-finances system, and trims staff, replacing many aides and tightening oversight to curb waste. Public health and pollution
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Cervical arthritis explained by Dr Molner
A letter answers questions on cervical arthritis its effect on neck nerves and dizziness, clarifies it does not cause senility or crippling, and lists treatments including salicylates muscle relaxants neck traction head halter and splinting.
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Take Business Elsewhere by Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers column from 1967 discusses a 24 year old woman’s bank loan refusal due to reserve unit service and a lawyer’s warning about active duty. It also includes advice about seeking banks that do not require co signers and comfort for mental health stigma in Vancouver.
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Clipped Quips From Altoona Tribune About Spite Fence
A note from Legion Magazine cites a man who keeps a spite fence as neighbors contend with incursion by kids dogs and chickens. The Altoona Tribune column jokes that families chase wolves at the door while the stork slips in the window.
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TV Highlights Tonight and Sunday Night Specials
NBC at 8 p.m. presents Dono van s Reef with John Wayne Lee Marvin Jack Warden and Elizabeth Allen about two ex navy men on a Pacific island and a doctor s daughter arrival. ABC at 8 30 p.m. finals of International Beauty Pageant hosted by Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor with contestants from 50 states and 40 countries. Gunsmoke at 9 p.m. on CBS features a ranch woman and four sons holding Marshal Dillon and Kitty prisoner with Betty Davis guest appearance. Sunday We ll Take Manhattan a NBC comedy about a Wyoming Indian claiming ownership of Manhattan 7 30 p.m. followed by ABC 8 p.m. Bachelor in Paradise with Bob Hope Lana Turner and guests. NBC 9 p.m.
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TV Tonight Listings Confusing Weekend Guide
Friday brings Jackie Gleason Flipper and Lawrence Welk while Mission Impossible and Get Smart clock prime time. Movie hour follows at 8 with International Beauty Pageant and Pistols Pett coats. Grand Ole Opry closes as Gunsmoke ends the night.
Television schedule highlights for May 1 in Kansas City area
Local TV listings present a Monday lineup across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW with morning cartoons, game shows, soap operas and news. Notable titles include Captain Kangaroo Love That Bob Jeopardy The Tonight Show and Las Vegas Show among others.
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