Regent Proposals Cut 63 Programs and 72 on Probation
The Kansas board of regents, aided by academic advisers, recommends dropping 63 graduate programs across six state schools and placing 72 more on probation. Education departments face major cuts, with 52 programs proposed for elimination in education, including 18 at KU and 14 at Pittsburg. The plan aims to reduce duplication, improve efficiency, and benefit taxpayers, students, professors, and institutions.
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Building Better Mousetrap A Matter of Curiosity
A column centered on holiday quirks and small domestic devices. It opens with Christmas card fatigue and a humorously tangled office party excuse, then discusses two mousetraps animate and inanimate, plus a Neodesha anecdote about cats and mice and a cat that reads cat food labels.
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Hanson
Chanute taxi service reliability and public need debated
An anonymous letter questions Chanute's ability to sustain a reliable taxi service, highlighting how older residents on fixed incomes struggle with higher fares. The editor notes Chanute once supported two reliable stands, while critics claim new operators may have priced themselves out, leaving public transport uncertain.
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the Enquirer
Economics of Taxi Service Challenge for Startups
The piece argues that high equipment costs, multi-car fleets, multiple drivers, base operations, communications, operational hours, and insurance create a substantial required investment. Investors seek stronger returns, making a new taxi operation economically unfeasible.
Public TV cuts spark directors' protests over essential programs
Washington lawmakers seek to trim Public Broadcasting System offerings including Buckley’s Firing Line and Washington Week in Review. Public America-73 and For the Record are also on the chopping list, while Black Journal may be axed. Over 80 percent of educational TV program directors call Firing Line essential.
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Bill Moyer
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Jack Wrather
PBS Public Broadcasting Editorials Hit Republican Roadblocks
Washington Week in Review and other programs face approvals delayed by Republican executives at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. A final decision is awaited January 10 while insiders push for White House influence. Also cited are energy and defense dealings dubbed golden handshakes involving Grumman and the Pentagon amid F too.
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Newspaper Masthead and Policies
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays with second class postage. Includes staff roles, contact number, and AP exclusive rights statement.
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Mike) Harris
I Am Joe’s Heart TV Series From Reader’s Digest
AP reports a new TV series by Nicholson Muir Productions based on Reader’s Digest medical articles. The first episode I Am Joe’s Heart stars a mythical 42-year-old man with Henry Morgan narrating the aorta and John Forsythe and Burgess Meredith voicing Joe’s stomach and spine.
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Bethlehem Visit Noted by Angels Witnesses
The shepherds decide to go to Bethlehem to see the event announced by the angels in heaven. Luke 2 verse highlights the divine message and the immediate response to seek the newborn.
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Malson, Haddan and Allen Elected to Neosho County ASCS Board
The Neosho County ASCS convened to choose one member and two alternates for the county committee. Fred C. Malson was elected member, James S. Haddan first alternate, and W. Everett Allen second alternate. Malson succeeds Harold N. Neises who retires after serving three consecutive terms.
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Harold N. Neises
Accuser and Accused Share Jail Cell in Morris County
In Morris County New Jersey authorities report burglary defendant William Pozzi and key witness John Boyle were mistakenly housed in the same jail cell. Boyle, 19, is hospitalized from injuries while Pozzi, 22, faced trial on burglary charges after Boyle failed to appear, triggering a bench warrant.
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Snoop Sisters and Black Narcissus Lead TV Schedule
Channel lineups list The Snoop Sisters and Black Narcissus as marquee titles with Helen Hayes Mil dent in adjacent slots. Other programs include Gunsmoke Green Acres Laugh In Here’s Lucy and football coverage on a crowded evening slate across local stations.
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Eleectric Company
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Bill Cosby
TV Schedule Highlights From The Tribune’s TV Log
The Monday through Friday daytime and evening schedules list KTEW TV Chan 2 Chanute and other stations. Program lines show morning repeats of Sunrise Semester and News, then classic shows like The Real McCoys, Father Knows Best, and Sesame Street, with primetime lineups including The Tonight Show and Jeopardy plus sports and game shows.
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Christmas programs planned as Chanute schools close early
Thirty students and teachers prepared Christmas programs as Chanute schools end for vacation tomorrow and reopen after January. Neosho County will receive 61 772 92 of Santa Fe railway property taxes totaling 3 358 005 73 this year. Santa Claus parade slated for Main Street Saturday night in 1922 line of children.
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Neosho County
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas
Santa Claus
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