Finney Loses to McAfee in 3rd Kansas Primary
In Kansas primary races Charles D. McAtee won the Republican nomination to face Democrat Bill Roy in the 2nd District. John S. Stevens won the Democratic nomination in the 4th District, defeating Wyoming Paris and Bill Linker. McAfee led the 3rd District race with 62 percent, Joan Finney eliminated. Stevens had 49 percent. Roy and Shriver faced no opposition in their primaries.
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Docking Begins Reelection Campaign in Kansas
Gov Robert Docking opened his campaign for a fourth term in Kansas as he attacked rival promises and stressed his record of reform and fairness. He criticized primary rivals and contrasted his presidency with national politics while pledging positive, realistic programs for Kansans.
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Kansans Hand Morris Kay Birthday Gift By Lew Ferguson
Kansas Republicans gave Morris Kay a strong primary win over John Anderson Jr and Ray Frisbie and Reynolds Shultz while backing James Pearson for the U S Senate. They also nominated David Owen Tom Van Sickle and Robert Hoffman for statewide posts as Hart led Rome in the lieutenant governor race with 49 733 to 47 041 and Holtzman 29 810 as eight percent remaining uncounted.
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Environmental Education Begins In the Grades
Educational feature notes hands on environmental study in elementary schools using local spaces and roof gardens to teach ecology. It also recounts Kansas political results with Kay winning the Republican nomination for governor and Pearson, Owen, Van Sickle, Hoffman and Peery advancing in state races.
Santa Fe Cashier Frank Haines Retires
Frank L. Haines, longtime cashier for the Santa Fe Railway, retires effective Tuesday. Born in Chanute, he joined Santa Fe in 1927 as a trucker and later served in clerical roles on the Oklahoma Division before becoming chief clerk cashier at this station in 1960. He has headed the cashier position since 1969. The couple reside at 1630 S. Central.
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