Kansas GOP Expenditures Rise in 1966 Audit
Kansas GOP audit for the year ending November 30 1966 shows expenditures of 247 058 a rise from 177 445 in 1954 and a deficit of 7 100 with a cash balance of 3 584 98. Major costs include salaries 25 002 03 printing 14 149 47 travel 3 268 47 and newsletters 5 617 97. Receipts totaled 178 256 68 from county committees plus other contributions 19 100 certificates and interest 40 450 and miscellaneous 883 43.
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Topeka
Republican State Committee
Kansas Secretary of State
Secretary of State Office
Democratic State Committee
Republican Committee
Animal Ingenuity Observed by Kansas Farmers
Roy Peterson of Bush Center Kansas watched woodpeckers haul walnuts to an old tree stump place nuts in cracks then peck to reach the kernels. He noted the birds hold nuts steady while they work to open the shells.
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New York Valley Church Annex
Charles Thomas
Wichita
Wayne Ferree
Clinton Mo
Clinton, Mo
L. C. Chambers
Southern Hotel in Manchester Flags a Confederate and Texas Spirit
John Ridley, English proprietor of the Southern Hotel in South Manchester, keeps Confederate and Texas symbols in the dining room and bar. He describes a lifelong fascination with the American South and Southwest, practices with the Quick-Draw Club in Blackpool, and hosts horses and Western rifles. He recalls meeting American soldiers in Italy who introduced him to American WACs on his birthday. Ridley says American guests and Southerners would be welcomed freely at his hotel.
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Manchester
England
Texas
John Ridley
Southern
South
Ridley
Blackpool
Pardner
Interest grows in possible new industry for Yates Center
Quiet New Year period in Yates Center notes store closings and local church activities. 4-H weigh-ins and steer gain testing update the community on countywide programs. Chamber of Commerce backs a potential manufacturing plant that could employ 50 to 60 women locally.
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Yates Center
EUB Church
Young Disciples
Hill Crest
Barbara Kee
Autumn Manor
Yates Center Schools Open After Ten Day Holiday Break
The Yates Center schools resumed classes on Tuesday following a ten day holiday vacation. Privates Jackie Steiner and Dean Morris departed Sunday for Fort Polk Louisiana after visiting family for the holidays.
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Yates Center
Jackie Steiner
Dean Morris
Fort Polk
Highway user taxes urged to fix Kansas roads crisis
Kansas Contractors Association at its 44th annual convention urged the governor and state legislators to confront a deepening highway crisis. The group said Kansas cannot sustain its large road system on the nation's smallest user taxes and pressed for increases in highway revenue without specifying which taxes. They warned that further delay is dangerous and inexcusable. Members perform most highway and street work in Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas Contractors Association
Kansas
Groun
Domam
Juco Enrollment Opens For Second Semester
Enrollment for the second semester at the junior college began today with students offered guidance from advisors in various fields before signing up. Dean W. H. McMurray announced a further enrollment period on Feb 26 and 27 for unfinished schedules, with new students welcome. The college also notes the death of Pat Allen who was called to National Guard duty for six months. Second semester opens Jan 30.
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W. H. McMurray
Pat Allen
S. Malcolm
National Guard
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