Anger Is Our Choice Not External Provocation
The text argues that anger comes from internal choices not others actions. It explains how perceptions shape reactions and urges handling anger now with three rules: never hurt self, others, or property, and to discuss concerns calmly after an incident.
Errors in FBI transcripts threaten judicial integrity and rights
An investigation finds thousands of errors in FBI transcripts including serious misstatements and omissions. The flaws appear across confessions, diplomatic talks, and witness statements and have affected pretrial actions and court submissions. Officials acknowledge drafts but defend non evidentiary value.
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Critics say professors spend 55 hours weekly in all duties
Editors respond to concerns about state university teaching time noting professors put in 55 hours weekly across all duties. They point out shorter terms and rising salaries as context, with some residents wishing for higher pay and summer off.
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Congressional honoraria draw on lawmakers' earnings
The Hutchinson News notes senators Baker Proxmire Hatfield Humphrey and representative Chisholm earned sizeable salaries and honoraria from speeches articles and TV, totaling tens of thousands. A new campaign finance law sets a 15000 limit on such earnings to curb political payoffs and reduce influence from unions business groups and other interests.
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Watergate Pixie
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William Proxmire
Mark Hatfield
Hubert Humphrey
Shirley Chisholm
Gti Tribune announces rates and staff details
The Gti Tribune issue lists subscription rates for trade territory and area towns, Chanute boxes, and carrier options. It notes publication staff: Fred M Harris president and Mike Harris general manager, Keith Wright managing editor, with UP international dispatch rights and ABC membership.
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Mike) Harris
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Laughing at a Governor Run Rumor in Kansas
Kansas correspondent John Marshall reports rumors that he might challenge Attorney General Curt Schneider in the 1978 Democratic primary. Ray Menendez, a Topeka attorney and former campaign staffer, quips about Marshall as a liberal press insider and sketches a hypothetical running mate while noting age and establishment concerns.
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Curt Schneider
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Vern Miller
Ray
Derailed freight blocks tracks near Buffalo. no injuries reported
A southbound Missouri Pacific freight derailed at Buffalo with twenty seven cars in a heap at the west edge. The diesel locomotive and two other cars stayed upright while rescue crews assessed the scene. No injuries were reported.
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Missouri Pacific
Bible Verse On Neighborly Love In I John 2 10
A dated devotional line proclaims that loving one’s neighbor keeps a believer in the light quoting I John 2 10. The message emphasizes neighborly kindness as a spiritual guide and moral standard.
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John
Population gains in Allen County reported at 15 455
County assessor Roy Good reported Allen County population rose by 122 in the past year to 15 455. He noted it may be the only county in southeast Kansas to register a gain again.
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Comoro Islands Overthrown by Pro French Opposition
Pro French opposition parties oust President Ahmed Abdallah on the Comoro Islands after he proclaimed independence. Militants seize the government and broadcast stations while promises of a new directory and unity among factions follow. Abdallah seeks UN and AU involvement over Mayotte amid regional tensions.
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Evangelical unit urged for United Methodist Church
At the Good News convocation evangelical leader Rev. Michael Walker urged creating a nongeographical evangelical jurisdiction within the United Methodist Church. He said it would allow conservatives to govern programs and elect their own bishops, while skeptics noted the idea was not officially discussed by the movement.
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Edmund W. Robb
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Tex
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