Tribune Editorial Sees Wage Rise as Inevitable
The editorial notes the federal minimum wage climbs to 2.30 an hour at year start affecting millions, mainly low earners. It cites Labor Department figures around 4 million workers and argues the rise lags behind current costs but is necessary amid ongoing calls to raise to 3.00.
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Chattanooga Burlesque Fight Draws Demands and Protests
In Chattanooga Tennessee a religious group called Christ Is the Answer protests a burlesque theater for three weeks outside the venue. The theater owner Monique Starr counters by placing bikini dancers in the street while both sides show signs and distribute leaflets.
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Chanute Jaycees Stage Santa's Magic Circus Puppet Show
Keith Wright notes the Chanute Safari Jaycees hosted Trotter Brothers Productions puppets in Santa's Magic Circus last Monday. He thanks parents and children for attending and supporting the community project and the Jaycees' work in Chanute.
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Jaundiced view of news shows and TM debates rise
A Kansas City piece notes Transcendental Meditation profits and critics while Washington coverage cites Secret Service on crowd risks for candidates. It contrasts tax exempt status with nonprofit claims and highlights Senate wealth and pay. Wheat Center U S A details bid to fund talks in Hutchinson with wheat deposits and tax deductible donations.
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Texas town weighs solar plant against power hike
A 5000 resident Texas town considers constructing a $4 million solar powered generator to avoid a 10.8 percent rate increase by Texas Power & Light. Bridgeport officials reviewed plans after a solar engineer shared them, seeking ERDA guidance amid cautious optimism.
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Youthpower program announced for Kansas teens
Loreen Locke Topeka Kansas chairman of the state Youthpower committee announced the 1975 76 Youthpower Food and Careers Program open to all teenagers. The plan blends with 4 H Scout Future Farmer and other youth activities and covers career studies nutrition food science dollars and sense world food. Final enrollment Jan 15. county projects due Feb 12. outstanding county projects due Feb 24 in Manhattan.
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Tribune 14th Year No 217 Daily Edition Subscription Rates
Local newspaper masthead lists prices for subscriptions in various territories and delivery formats. Rates shown include Kansas tax where applicable and differ by period from one month to one year. The notice also notes United Press International rights and ABC membership.
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Misdirection in Child and Family Services Act Debate
The national dispute over the Child and Family Services Act pits supporters led by Sen. Mondale against opponents who warn of federal overreach and fear. Proponents say the voluntary program would aid families with health education and child care, while critics claim it risks expanding government and misleads the public.
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Chanute Comets Prep for Cherryvale Invitational Opener
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Chanute high school Comets sharpening for their first round game with Fredonia in the Cherryvale Invitational tournament. Also mentions a Woodrow Wilson birthday memorial banquet set for Monday evening at the Oriental hotel with 50 to 60 attendees expected.
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Rockefeller Commission reports censored on KGB spying
A guarded Rockefeller Commission report trimmed a detailed account of KGB espionage in the United States to three pages, omitting substance to avoid undermining CIA abuses. The FBI supplied a fuller briefing, including penetrations of newsmen, students, and tourists.
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