District Enrollment Shifts In USD 413 And NCCJC
Enrollment in Unified School District 413 rose slightly in the second semester with elementary gains to 1,436 from 1,393 while Royster Junior High and Senior High fell. Overall USD 413+NCCJC total moved from 2,922 to 2,913, down nine. NCCJC full-time enrollment dropped from 252 to 234.
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Unified School District
Neosho County Community Junior College
Royster Junior High
NCCJC
Burden Shifts To Local Government On Crime Controls
Topeka AP assistant attorney general Richard Seaton said after last week's Supreme Court rulings federal controls on gambling and underworld weapons are reduced. He urged tighter state and local limits and noted the burden now rests on Kansas to act. Seaton heads the criminal division and seeks the Republican AG nomination.
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Topeka
U.S. Supreme Court
Underworld
Asst
Atty
Richard Seaton
Seaton
Topeka Sertoma Club
Attorney General's Office
Tanzania Trials Cocoa to Boost East Africa Plantations
Tanzania experiments with cocoa as a new crop alongside sisal, coffee, cotton, and cashew nuts. An expert estimates Tanzania could produce about 1,000 tons by 1977, signaling diversification beyond tea and existing industries.
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Dar ES Salaam
Ghana
Nigeria
Tanzania
East African Republic
Community notices from Kimball area recollect hospital days
Kimball area notes recount J. J. Elliott being dismissed from Labette County Medical Center and staying with daughter and family. Paul Cook and Frank Thomas also left the hospital with family bringing them home. Mrs Cook and Mrs Thomas traveled to the hospital as husbands were admitted and dismissed. A belated birthday party honors Mary Ellen Clements unavailable earlier due to illness. Secret Pals and club meetings feature gift exchanges and upcoming events. Community members attend soil conservation dinner in Erie.
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Kimball
J. J. Elliott
Labette County Medical Center
Jewel Clements
Ellen
Paul Cook
Mary Alice Leary
Frank Thomas
Stark
Charles Hill Jr
Thomas
Gandhi to Visit Multiple Nations in Coming Months
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi told Parliament she accepted in principle invitations to travel to Afghanistan Algeria Burma Czechoslovakia Ethiopia West Germany Hungary Iraq Japan Sudan Syria and Tunisia, with dates not yet fixed.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Afghanistan
Algeria
Burma
Czechoslovakia
Ethiopia
West Germany
Hungary
Iraq
Japan
Sudan
Syria
Tunisia
Chanute Tribune masthead and pricing note
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and contact details with editor Dwight McCreight and Wayne J. Smith, plus ad manager Mrs. R. D. Markham. It also outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes AP news usage as the local news source.
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Chanute Tribune
Dwight McCreight
Pola Dwigh Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
R. D. Markham
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Fmn
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