Kansas lawmakers push tax rebate from windfall
Kansans may see tax relief and local aid as Rep. John Carlin and Rep. Walter Graber propose routing a portion of increased state revenues to counties and cities. They note a $165 million surplus and inflation-driven income and sales tax gains. Senate President Ross Doyen backs rebates if funds cover 1976 legislation. Governor Bennett favors federal revenue sharing.
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Salina
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Reminiscences of a College Week with Old Friends
Guest columnist Pat Gaston recalls fond memories from university days at the University of Portland. He mentions professor Bob Fulford and a friend Dave Zine from Billings Montana, who asked for help typing a poor term paper filled with plagiarism and trivia.
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University of Portland
Dave Zine
Billings
Mont
Zine
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Chanute Tribune Readers Forum Honors Safari Museum
The Martin and Osa Johnson Safari Museum thanks The Chanute Tribune for a December article with unique photographs. The museum notes a November start to its membership drive and asks former members to renew or join at any time.
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Term paper backfires in professor’s grading prank
A student mocks a peer by slipping pornographic pages into a classmate’s term paper. The prank backfires as the author receives a B while the target earns an A with a note about an illustrated cover. The tale ends with a string of crude jokes.
Tribute to Pearson and the watchdog press
A memorial tribute recalls Drew Pearson as a fearless early Watergate style investigator. It chronicles his clash with Washington power, his loyal readers, and his enduring persona as a severe yet kindly reformer who spied state secrets and battled elites.
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Drew
George Marshall
Subscription rates page for Fred M. Harris paper
The notice lists subscription prices for various regions and delivery options. Rates include sales tax and differ for trade territory Neosho, Alien, Wilson, Woodson counties, area towns with carrier delivery, Chanute post office boxholders, and Chanute carrier delivery. Prices cover one year six months three months and one month options.
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Local News Rights Notice and Audit Statement
The United Press International holds exclusive rights to local news republication and UP news dispatches. Included in the statement is membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Black lung reform bill won committee approval in House
The bill cosponsored by Rep. Joe Skubitz would extend black lung benefits to survivors of miners with 30 years underground work if last employed before Dec 30 1969, with automatic presumption and at least 197 dollars monthly. Mixed reactions came from industry and labor groups as Congress delays a final vote.
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Radio theft gang targets Chevrolet cars in Chanute weekend
Police report a gang stealing radios from Chevrolet motor cars operated in Chanute over the weekend. They may be the same group. authorities recall earlier reports of radios stolen in Carthage Joplin and Pittsburg. Fifty years ago S B Trammell and sons bought 80 acres near the Union school for 7500 dollars to add to their truck and fruit acreage.
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Bible verse for today I have fought the good fight
I Timothy 4 7 presents a concise exhortation to endure steadfastly in faith and remain firm in righteous conduct. The verse emphasizes perseverance, discipline, and commitment to spiritual integrity.
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Moynihan Attacks U.N. In Bitter General Assembly Speech
U.S. Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan denounced the United Nations as a forum for abominations ending the 30th General Assembly. He warned it acts like a parliament but lacks binding power. He cited dissections of democracy and urged protection of civil rights amid limited political rights.
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Assembly
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Switzerland
Exner says Kennedy affair did not involve Mafia ties
Judith Campbell Exner told a news conference that her relationship with John Kennedy was personal and not tied to Mafia leaders or CIA plots. She said she met Kennedy 20 times at the White House and denied being a go between the president and Chicago mob figures Roselli and Giancana.
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Near collision triggers FAA traffic probe over Chicago airspace
The FAA opened an investigation into a sixth near collision over Chicago after a Cessna Citation pilot reported coming within 50 feet of a Cessna 150 while emerging from clouds at 2,400 feet above Alsip Illinois this week.
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