Nursing Home Standards Scrutiny Grows In Kansas
Editorial urges scrutiny of Kansas nursing homes after eight facilities were inspected with six deficiencies found. The Kansans for Improvement of Nursing Homes claims up to 35 percent of 365 facilities fail state standards. Critics cite delays in licensing and lax inspections, urging decisive action to protect the vulnerable elderly.
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Curt Schneider
Schneider
State Department of Health and Environment
Kansans For
KINH
Kansas
Potential Democratic Primary Clash for 2nd District
Kansas political observers discuss Dr Bill Roy and Martha Keys potential contest for the 2nd District seat. Roy seeks return after leaving to run for the Senate while Keys currently holds the post. Manhattan publisher John D Montgomery warns a primary fight would harm the party's strength.
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Bill Roy
Roy
Bob Dole
Senate
Martha Keys
John D. Montgomery
Manhattan
Demo
Dole
Keys
Montgomery
Bicentennial Medals Offered Ahead of Public Sale
Columnists views condensed with discussion of Congress and prices. The National Bicentennial Medal program by ARBA and the U S Mint goes on sale Jan 1 featuring a 3 inch gold medal valued at 4000 dollars and serially numbered. Other sizes in silver gold plated bronze and bronze start at five dollars. Orders due by July 1 to ARBA San Francisco.
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U.S. Mint
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Congress
U.S. Treasury
P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Hoover’s Trash Tactics and Secret Gifts Revealed
A 1971 FBI styled caper tracked J Edgar Hoover’s trash to learn his meals and habits. The efforts uncovered dinners of crab bisque and peppermint ice cream, a preference for Jack Daniels, and a plan to hide waste with a垃圾 compactor funded by over $100 from aides. The report notes similar gifts for Clyde Tolson and oddities like a stone studded plate from a Cincinnati jeweler.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI
G-man
Cincinnati
Land use battle replaces old range wars
Kansas land use fights shift from county councils to state action. Salina and Saline County spark debate over zoning and regulations, with property owners fearing value loss and planners fearing unchecked growth. Senator Ross Doyen urges a statewide land use plan to guide local decisions and curb urban sprawl.
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Kansas
Salina
Saline County
Salina’s
Ross Doyen Doyen
Kansas Senate
Doyen
Johnson County
Finney
Norton
Franklin
Woodson
Ross
Washington
Nuclear power study questions Ford aims
The Federal Energy Administration released a computerized study challenging President Ford on nuclear energy. It projects 100 to 125 plants by 1985 but also suggests the nation could rely on coal without dramatically increasing oil imports. Moratoriums raise coal use and electric prices while reducing oil imports only slightly.
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Federal Energy Administration
Ford
United States
FEA
California
Neosho County road supervisor Hummer resigns effective immediately
Eric-Joe Hummer, longtime road supervisor for Neosho County, submitted his resignation to take effect immediately citing business reasons. In a separate note, a 1925 item reports police discovering thirteen hens hidden behind a barn on West Second between Kansas and Western, with two hens claimed by G. P. Ermey.
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Eric — Joe Hummer
Neosho County
West Second
Kansas
Western
G. P. Ermey
S. Western
Fire In Business District Damages Coffeyville Building
Firefighters contained a blaze that began on the third floor of a building owned by Dr. James Wilson in Coffeyville. The ground floor houses a paint store while the upper floors contain rooms and apartments, and the fire narrowly avoided larger damage.
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Independence
James Wilson
Coffeyville
Wall Street's Future Hinges on Change
The NYSE sits at the heart of Wall Street as regulatory shifts from the SEC reshape trading. Negotiated rates favor institutions, squeezing individual investors who face higher commissions. A national ticker and cross exchange orders threaten the auction market while Merrill Lynch odd lot moves hint at in-house trading. Regulators push toward broader markets, potentially eroding the NYSE's role.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Wall Street
Hudson River
Jersey City
Hoboken
New Jersey
New York City
NYSE
Exchange
Broad St
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Merrill Lynch
At&t
Trenton Tribune Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
Publication details for Trenton Tribune list pricing for various delivery methods and regions. Rates vary by trade territory townships Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and include applicable sales tax. Carrier and mail options shown for Chanute and Chanute Boxholders with monthly and quarterly terms.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Kansas
Local News Rights Notice From UP International
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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