NCCJC trustees weigh new vocational and simulation programs
Neosho County Community Junior College trustees discussed an office simulation program and a building trades vocational program with initial funding sought at 50000 dollars. They approved filing for a vocational program with the state, while planning joint ventures with USD 413 and noting building space limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Blades
Neosho County Community Junior College
Duane Clum
Clum
USD 413
J. C. Sanders
State Division of Vocational Education
Sanders
NCCJC
Leon Hazen
Kansan lawmakers split on 1976 tax relief prospects
A UPI poll of 165 legislators shows broad divide over tax breaks for 1976. A temporary income tax rebate from the 159 million fiscal 1977 surplus has the strongest bipartisan backing, while permanent cuts face resistance. Governors and lawmakers weigh income, property, and food drug exemptions with revenue impacts from 12 to 42 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
UPI
Tion
GOP
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Clark urges U.S. South Africa pullout over Angola clash
Sen. Dick Clark says U S South Africa collaboration in Angola strengthens Soviet backed factions and urges withdrawal by both nations. He argues a U S exit would push Africans away from Soviet influence and boost diplomacy for ending foreign interference. Ford administration seeks Soviet talks on arms and Angola with possible Kissinger Moscow trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Dick Clark
Iona
Angola
Clark
Senate
South Africa
United States
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
White House
Ford
Soviet Union
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
Robert Funseth
Area Forecast Sees Bitter Cold for Several Days
Partly cloudy and very cold through Thursday with highs around 10 today and mid to upper teens by Thursday. Tonight will bring lows from 5 to 10 below zero as winds ease.
Watergate prosecutors urge no new trial for Nixon aides
The UPI report notes prosecutors say evidence of a massive conspiracy by Nixon and aides to obstruct justice is overwhelming. They request the court deny a new trial for Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and Mardian, with sentencing pending appeals through the Supreme Court.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Peter Kreindler
Nixon
Robert Mardian
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Nixon White House
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Mardian
U.S. Supreme Court
Kreindler
White House
Stamps Change Brings Colorful Yet Problematic 1976 Rates
The 13-cent first class stamp debut coincides with a 160 percent rate rise since 1966 and caused crowding at the Chanute post office. Clerks worked four windows as customers sought 13-cent stamps and small-denomination stamps to make existing 10-cent stocks usable. A new shipment of 20 000 three-cent and 5 000 one-cent stamps arrived to ease shortages. No clear change in letter volume was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
U.S. Post Office
Congress
Florence Kelley
Chanute
Kelley
Our
Waterloo
Reagan’s federal spending plan under fire in New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan faced sharp questions in Littleton about his proposal to trim federal spending by 90 billion dollars by shifting programs to the states. Voters questioned its tax implications and the transfer of programs such as Aid to Families with Dependent Children Medicaid and mass transit to local governments amid a 15 day primary sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
N.H
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
George McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
Ford
New Hampshire
Lewis Sherman
Lancaster
Chicago
California
Kansas allocates 900000 for handicapped education programs
Kansas Department of Education authorized to distribute 900000 in federal funds to local districts for handicapped education programs. Budget Director James Bibb said funding was pending until money became available and noted the need was critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Olathe
Kansas Department of Labor
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Ford farm speech triggers Democratic attacks in 1976 race
United Press International reports President Ford’s address to a St. Louis farmers convention drew swift criticism from Democratic rivals. Sargent Shriver accused the administration of selling out farmers to agribusiness and the Soviet grain monopoly while Birch Bayh challenged the tax plan on family farms. Harris faulted utility rates and electric costs, Udall commented on Iowa support, and Reagan pressed his state tax shift plan amid New Hampshire campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Ford
St. Louis
Sargent Shriver
Sen
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Iowa
Fred Harris
Harris
Morris Udall
FBI may abandon Hoffa search at New Jersey dump
A federal source says logistical problems may force the FBI to abandon the Jersey City Moscato’s Dump dig for James Hoffa. A Newark magistrate gave three warrant extensions, but a Detroit official says execution is unlikely and the FBI has no current plan to seek more time.
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Detroit
UPI
FBI
New Jersey
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
U.S
Newark
N.J
Moscato
Jersey City
Detroit Free Press
Hoffa
Detroit News
Natural gas cutoff could reduce irrigation water
Sen. Henry Bellman argues in a Federal Power Commission hearing that curtailing natural gas to irrigation pumps could threaten water supplies in Dust Bowl areas. Cities Service Gas Co plans a priority shift favoring residences. Bellman says this would end irrigation in the High Plains, noting alternatives are costlier and less safe.
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Washington
UPI
Dust Bowl
Henry Bellman
R-Okla
Federal Power Commission
Bellman
Ernst Liebman
Cities Service Gas Co
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
FPC
Cities Service
High Plains
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Nccjc Board of Trustees
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Mary Louise Barber
S. Larson
Carol Burkman
Burkman
Benedictine College
Atchison
Barber
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Salina
Labette Community Junior College
State Research Department
Cha
Yours
Douglas Garret
Main Street
Jersey
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