Reagan’s Plan to Slash Federal Budget Faces Obstacles
The editorial argues Reagan’s proposal to cut the federal budget by 90 billion annually is political rhetoric that assumes state funding shifts. It notes Congress’ cooperation is unlikely and warns of inequities and crises if changes occurred, citing his California record of tax hikes and limited property tax relief.
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Highway study sparks debate on Kansas road costs
A Wilbur Smith and Associates update on highway needs draws criticism for lacking funding plans and new data. Governor and former state highway director call it disappointing and uninformative while residents remember past Jorgenson recommendations and warn that more spending will raise upkeep costs. The piece urges a fiscal strategy to map construction limits and funding.
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Kansas
Andy Gray
Wilbur Smith
New Haven, Conn
Jorgenson
Chanute
U.S. 169
New Year's restorer and DOT plan for winter highway work
A Kansas Department of Transportation release outlines winter storm preparations from post-Labor Day de icing supply deliveries to snow removal plans. It details district organization, foremen roles, equipment, and yearly storm expectations with costs and staffing notes.
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Kansas
LaRue Delp
DOT
Chanute
Topeka
Lowell Wolverton
Altoona
K. A. Patterson
Erie
Navy Collisions Highlight Deteriorating Fleet Across Seas
Washington commentary warns of a weakened Navy after 17 collisions last year including JFK Belknap and Saratoga incidents. It cites rusting hulls, mismanagement, Pentagon brass focus, and costly accidents while noting Soviet fleet gains and leadership critique.
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Belknap
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California
Ford
White House
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Florida
Claude V. Ricketts
Robert Dunn
Genes Tribune front page pricing and staff note
The Gene Tribune lists subscription rates for various regions including Neosho, Alien, Wilson and Woodson counties with taxes and terms. It notes staff roles for Fred M Harris president and Mike Harris general manager and Keith Wright managing editor.
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F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Neosho
Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Surge in reading anticipated after holiday season
Chanute bibliophile report notes post Christmas lull in circulation ends as readers return, shelves fill with new novels. Lists titles across adult and children’s fiction, new special collections, and price rises for overdue notices set at 25 cents for first children’s book and 50 cents weekly for adults.
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Reading
Chanute Public
Reynolds Price
Chaim Potok
Jesse Hill Ford
Stephen Becker
Valley Forge
MacKinley Kantor
Thomas Scortin
Anne Bernays
Norma Jean
Sheila Ballantyne
Blue Meadow
Mary Wallace
Clara Reeve
Leonie Hargrave
James Kerr
Keys to marry today in secret Topeka ceremony
Rep Martha Keys and Rep Andrew Jacobs Jr will wed in Topeka in what may be the first marriage of incumbent members of Congress. The ceremony is secret with four Keys children and two witnesses, followed by a media session and a small reception. They will return to Washington before January 19.
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Pentagon
Topeka
Kan
UPI
Martha Keys
D-Kan
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Congress
Keys
Washington
Country Club appoints new management after retirement plan
Bert Endsley will retire from Country Club management on March 1 after 25 years in charge. Golf professional Marvin DeLongey has arrived to assume clubhouse duties and will take over general management following March 1. Fifty years ago in 1926 the United Spanish War Veterans re-elected officers. John Jordan serves as commander. Shlelg's Biblears But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation I Peter 2 9 read by Jack Anderson with Les Whitten.
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Bert Endsley
Marvin DeLongey
Alfred Sater
United Spanish War Veterans
John Jordan
I Peter
Late winner from contest still seeks 15 missing prizes
Mrs. George Beutner of Bettendorf Iowa finally learns she won 2000 from Lorillard Co contest tied to Kent Micronite cigarettes. FTC rejudged the entry list citing improper judging. Fifteen other winners remain unlocated with last known addresses listed across multiple states.
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United Press International
George Beutner
Bettendorf
Iowa
Beutner
Federal Trade Commission
Indianapolis
Ind
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FTC
Lorillard
Clifford L. Koepp
Circle Dr
Rantoul
Ill
Deborah Eddy
Federal Ave
Los Angeles
Larry Mitchell
N.W. 2Nd Ave
Gainesville
Fla
Francis J. O'Connor
Plymouth
Buffalo
N.Y
J.W. Ritner
South Side
Louisville
Josef J. Hurwitz
Hancock St
Cambridge
Mass
Patricia Hinton
E. 4Th St
Ariz
Donald R. Kelsey
Mar Vista
Pasadena
Calif
Dale Davis
17Th St
Sacramento
M. Elizabeth Corrigan
Kingsley Rd
Owings Mills
D.E. Blackburn
Waterloo Circle
Tucker, Ga
Julie G. Swain
40Th Ave
Federal Way
Wash
Raymond Johnson
4Th Ave
Deerfield Beach
C.E. Monaghan
Alaska St
Seattle
Paula Williams
Northgate
Cranbury
N.J
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