Sinful City policy split over Junction City scandal
The Chanute Tribune comments on Junction City's anger after Rep. Roger Robertson accuses open solicitation by prostitutes near Ft. Riley. It notes local officials' push to ban new taverns within 14 blocks, questions legality, and argues beer and prostitution persist as facts of life.
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People’s Forum Questions Nuclear Plant Safety and Location
A letter argues against a Burlington nuclear plant, asking why build there instead of Wichita or Kansas City. It cites risks to nearby farms, Windscale spill lessons, Irish Sea fish deformities, and insurance limits, urging safer power methods.
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Dress code critique in Altoona-Midway schools sparks freedom debate
A reader denounces USD 387 dress rules as unconstitutional and discriminatory toward girls, arguing schools should not dictate attire. He says educators must focus on education and empower student citizenship with broad freedoms to foster responsible adults.
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Altoona - Midway
Coor
United States
Grid Iron Positions Reviewed on Football Viewing
New York AP outlines officially approved TV viewing positions for NFL games. It warns fans to adopt the Full Stretch and Moveable Stretch for optimal viewing, noting risks if fans fail to align with sanctioned positions.
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National Football League
Voting in House questioned over computer tally fraud
Washington sources allege congressmen and staffers used the House voting computer to cast or duplicate votes for absent members during key roll calls on measures including the Erlenborn amendment and the Symms debt ceiling vote. Some lawmakers report multiple cards were used and pages inserted cards for those not present. Tally clerks admit cheating the machine is not impossible. reform-minded peers consider discreet monitoring to avert a scandal.
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Local newspaper subscription rates and contact information
Published daily except Sunday in Chanute provides subscription prices for in town, trade territory, and outside areas. Rates include Kansas sales tax and vary by duration, with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options for carrier and mail delivery.
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Prime Time Schedule Highlights With Notable Substitutions
Channel advance listings show last minute changes impossible to publish. Highlights include 7:00 Cycle of Life with Fess Parker and 8:00 Kung Fu followed by The Moon Is Blue and Ransom with Glenn Ford. Evening lineups feature The Waltons, Dragnet, Lassie, Streets of San Francisco, and The Tonight Show among others.
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Television Log excerpt lists daytime and late shows by channel
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Million Dollar Idea From a Steel Paint Pail Inventor
SUN CITY CENTER Florida AP. Smith Johnson now 79 recalls inventing the steel paint pail 53 years ago after a snowy night sketch. He and his father earlier ran a wooden stave pail factory and faced high shipping costs. By two years in, 5000 pails daily. five years in, over 300000 in earnings. He estimates net over a million dollars from the invention and worldwide sales of about 80 million pairs, with royalties unpaid.
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Twenty Five Years Ago Atomic Boom Forecast For Kansas
Frank Long of the state social welfare board predicted that fear of the atomic age and its by products in the industrial East will boost Kansas population to 3 000 100 in three years. He spoke at a district meeting of social service workers from 17 southeast Kansas counties.
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Frank Long
Topeka
State Board of Social Welfare
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