Shultz Urges Efficiency To Cut Welfare Waste
Lieutenant Governor Reynolds Shultz told farm customers at a Bank of Commerce dinner that Kansas can avoid tax increases if agencies are examined for efficiency. He criticized welfare director Dr. Robert Harder for broad cuts, urged targeted aid, and promoted a vocational training plan funded by tuition loans repaid after job placement. He noted Kansas budget growth, tax sources, and questioned school funding and one person one vote, ending with political jokes about public figures.
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Reynolds Shultz
Kansas
Shultz
Bank of Commerce
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Welfare Agency
Robert Harder
Douglas County
Chanute
Neosho County
Fred Harris
Charles Esslinger
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Proves Love at First Sight
A fragment themed around a captured note to Cha asserts the enduring force of the press in demonstrating instant affection. The witty reflection frames media power as a catalyst for romance.
Neosho County signs three ambulance contracts
Neosho County approved two new agreements Wednesday with Reddick Ambulance Service of Chanute and Corey Ambulance Service of Parsons to cover the northern and southeastern parts of the county using county ambulances. Reddick will receive 100 dollars monthly. Corey has no subsidy. Existing Robison contract for the south and southwest remains at 100 dollars monthly.
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Erie
Neosho County
Chanute
Ray Coder
Jack L. Reddick
Reddick
Corey Ambulance Service
Corey
Robison
Coder
Memorial Building
City of
Intercepted Letters to Santa Open at The Tribune
Readers are invited to send brief comments on front page stories for possible publication as intercepted letters. The Tribune promises witty, relevant remarks and reserves editing rights to maintain quality and integrity.
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The
Tribune
Santa
Union head rejects raid plot charge in Ramona Banuelos case
The head of the INS employee union calls as outrageous and irresponsible the claim that a Ramona Banuelos California plant raid was a setup. AFL CIO council president Cremer says Banuelos employed illegal aliens after warnings, and there is no union plot against her.
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Washington
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Ramona Ranuelos
California
Wallace Bennett
Ratah
Senate Finance Committee
Raymond F. Farrell
Bennett
Lee G. Cremer
National Council of Immigration and Naturalization Service
Afl-Cio American Federation of Government
Council
Weather Summary for Area: Snow Likely Tonight
Temperatures today at 1 p.m. reach 37 with a low of 3 yesterday and a 70 degree reading a year ago. Snow and travel warning in effect as snow spreads with up to four inches or more. Cold tonight with northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Friday brings decreasing clouds and near 40 for a high.
Nixon Pledge To Oldsters
President Nixon promised to heed White House Conference on Aging recommendations and seek legislation to ease property taxes, boost pensions, and create jobs for older citizens. He urged a new national attitude toward aging and floated expanding Social Security with a national income floor and inflation-proof benefits. He proposed increasing aging programs toward a $100 million budget and named Dr. Arthur Flemming as special aging adviser.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Pat
Arthur Flemming
Kansas dealer plates revoked over KU athletic car loans
The Kansas Motor Vehicle Department canceled seven dealer license plates used on cars loaned to the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation. Seven Topeka and Lawrence dealers were named by the Kansan as lenders. Cars used for driver education or personal use faced strict plate restrictions.
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Topeka
Kansas Motor Vehicle Department
University of Kansas Athletic Corporation
H.J. Ulrich
Kansas
The
Athletic Corporation
University Daily Kansan
Kansan
Wade Stinson
Ulrich
Motor Vehicle Department
Laird Noller
Lincoln-Mercury Inc
KU Athletic Corporation
Moorman Buick
Lincoln - Mercury
Dale Sharp
Pontiac
Bob Reiter
Chevrolet
Great Bend
Bill Ireland
Turner Chevrolet
Lawrence
Dale Willey
Sanders Motors
Stinson
Whitney Warren
Warren
Woman seeks quick marriage after ad for husband in paper
Marie Savinon an 18 year old from Phoenix traveled with Imad Katton a Lebanese premedical student to Winterhaven California to wed after responding to a newspaper ad. They filed blood tests in Yuma and pursued a marriage without a license waiting period but faced lack of a birth certificate. Savinon plans to obtain a new birth certificate in Phoenix while fundraising to keep her four younger sisters from foster care.
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Winterhaven
Calif
Marie Savinon
Imad Katton
Lebanon
Phoenix
Ariz
Miss Savinon
Cally
Yuma
Arizona State Capitol
Commanche the Survivor Horse Returns to KU Exhibit
Lawrence, Kan. AP The stuffed remains of Commanche the bay gelding and sole survivor of Custer's command at the Little Bighorn will go back on display tonight at the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History. The horse’s case is draped in black after Indian students protested the label calling it the sole survivor.
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Lawrence
Kan
Commanche
Custer
the Little Big Horn
Museum of Natural History
University of Kansas
Bank proposal seeks two more drive-in facilities in Topeka
The Kansas Bankers Association plans legislation to let banks open two extra drive-in facilities within Topeka city limits, pending regulator approval. The KBA executive council, meeting in Topeka, approved the proposal. Current law allows only one detached facility within half a mile of the home office.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Bankers Association
KBA
Money found at KU leads to suit for return
Stanley J. Schaake sues in Douglas County District Court to recover 11 400 believed his after money found wrapped in brown paper at the Kansas Union bookstore and turned over to the county prosecutor. Elwell says ownership not satisfactorily proven.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Douglas County
Stanley J. Schaake
Kansas Union
Mike Elswell
Schaake
Elwell
Rosenthal Rejects Ingredient Labeling Proposal
Washington AP reports Representative Rosenthal announced the FDA has rejected a plan to force food makers to disclose every ingredient on product labels.
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Washington (Ap
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Food and Drug Administration
Liberal to open southwest Kansas treatment center on Dec 5
The Southwest Kansas Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Foundation center in Liberal will open December 5 as a community funded and staffed project. It will be the second such facility in Kansas, following Valley Hope Center in Norton which has operated for about four years.
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Liberal, Kan
Southwest Kansas Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Foundation Center
Liberal
Kansas
Valley Hope Center
Norton
Sierra Club seeks federal action to move nuclear waste site
Ron Baxter, Kansas chapter chair, urged President Nixon to press the Atomic Energy Commission to drop plans for a National Nuclear Waste repository in Kansas. He called on the Kansas congressional delegation to unite with state officials to keep the project out of the state.
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Topeka, Kan
Ron Baxter
Kansas
The
Sierra Club
Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
Baxter
Leftist Attack Stuns Santiago Rioters Injure 88 in Women Protest
Police used tear gas and water canons as rioters clashed with protesters over food shortages. About 88 people were injured, five by gunfire, in the largest anti Allende demonstration to date. The report notes a violent night and rising tensions in Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
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