Overcrowded Kansas youth center orders emergency releases
Topeka officials announce an emergency release policy at the state Youth Center amid crowding. Superintendent Lawrence Penny says one youth will be released for each new commitment, excluding violent cases, as judges are urged to use community resources where possible. The facility held 205 youths of 198 capacity on December 1 as staff cut average lengths of stay.
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Penny
Regents Approve Student Records Policy and Fund Increases
Kansas Board of Regents adopts a Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act compliant policy to let students inspect records and requests for amendment. They seek a rise in Educational Building Fund levy from 1.0 to 1.5 mills to fund construction statewide, with Fort Hays dormitory rate increases tentatively approved for fall 1977.
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Topeka
UPI
Kansas Board of Regents
Fort Hays
Regents
Glee Smith
Fort Hays State College
Chanute approves 18 building permits in November
City records show Chanute issued 18 permits in November for construction and repair projects totaling about 235 thousand dollars. Notable items include Young's Welding Co. new facility at 4115 Johnson Road and a 36 thousand dollar home at 1018 S. Denman by Midco Inc. Other jobs range from roofs and additions to signs and a 24 thousand dollar parking garage at 1310 N. Santa Fe.
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Chanute
Young's Welding Co
Johnson Road
Safari Industrial Park
Midco Inc
S. Denman
J & B Construction
4Th Street Terrace
Lawrence McGaugh
E. Main
James Chappell
Martin
Carter thanks Saudi Arabia and UAE for halting price hikes
President Carter praised Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for not joining the 15 percent price increase other major exporters approved. Press Secretary Jody Powell said Carter appreciates their defiance and noted cabinet selections may be announced over the weekend as the process moves quickly.
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Powell
Carter
Saudi
Emirates
Labor
Defense
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
John Dunlop
James Schlesinger
Kirkland
Death and funeral notices from the Webb City area
Obituaries report Dorothy Rookstool 67 of Lancaster Calif died after illness with survivors including two daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral set at Frisco Church Webb City with burial in Carterville Mo. Also noted are obituaries for Laurence A Woolley Osborn and Clarence L O'Brien Topeka with cremation or burial details.
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Dorothy Rookstool
Chanute
Lancaster
Calif
Purcell
Webb City
Columbus
Frisco Church
Hiram Rookstool
Geneva Christiansen
S. Lincoln
Madeline Aday
Thelma Grimes
Elsie Bogner
Norwalk
Frisco
Carterville
Simpson Funeral Home
Laurence A. Woolley
Osborne
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Nora
Doris McReynolds
Clark Mortuary
RC&D to Hear Progress Reports Monday in Erie
The Southeast Kansas RC&D board will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Neosho County courthouse Erie to hear progress and convention reports from Paul Hunter Ralph Reed Roscoe Barrow and Jim Gaskell on rural development water resources Altamont Reservoir Labette County Mill Creek Watershed Bourbon Moran and Allen County projects. Kenneth Harts will appoint a nominating committee to select officers for 1977.
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Southeast Kansas Resource Conservation and Development Board
Neosho County
Erie
Kansas Association of Conservation Districts
Paul Hunter
Ralph Reed
Roscoe Barrow
Rc&d
Jim Gaskell
Altamont
Labette County Board
Mill Creek
Bourbon County Board
Moran Water Supply
Allen County Board
Steve Bittel
Chanute
Kenneth Harts
Codes help Fredonia man in Chanute drive fundraiser
The Chanute VICA club and Neosho Memorial Hospital seek Chanute residents to donate codes from package labels to support a Fredonia man needing a kidney machine. Companies using coded packages will reimburse VICA. Send codes to the industrial education center by Wednesday or call 431-2560 to arrange collection.
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Chanute Vica Club
Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Fredonia
VICA
Industrial Education Center
Poor men work to make ends meet in rural aid study
A UPI report summarizes a HEW study showing rural North Carolina and Iowa families on a $125 monthly income subsidy maintained work incentives. The 809 families, including farmers and small-business operators, saw higher school performance and nutrition, and increased purchases of durable goods and homes, with only modest labor supply decline.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
North Carolina
Iowa
HEW
New Jersey
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Kansas State University
W.est Street
Virgil Gough
Carport
S. Edith
Kenneth Wimset
Dick John’s
Francis Orr
Charlie Bain
S. Central
R.F. Whitworth
Move and Foundation
N. Tennessee
Sam Willis
Charley Hiner
N. Lafayette
M.D. Hale
W.W. Construction
William Phillips
Roy Marts
N. Santa Fe
Jerry Phillips
Bergman Sign Co
N. Lincoln
Howard Carder
Tioga Hotel
Morris Construction Co
S. Highland
James Kern
W. Elm
J.C. Hudson
Walt Bass
Evergreen
Marie Rideau
DeMeritt Construction Co
Clarence L. O'Brien
Clarence L. O’brien
S. Rutter
Memorial Hospital
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Joan Manley
Time Inc
Book Division
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Duke University
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
U.S
Frank Johnson
Alabama
Complete Automotive
Lucas Machine Shop
Meotor
Garfielida
Elks Family
Branson
Missouri