Senate Reform Proposals Face Tough Path in Senate
Editorial notes Senate hearings on streamlining proposals after 30 years without major reorganization. Talmadge cites rising costs and staff, while Stevenson pushes committee cuts from 31 to 15 and subcommittees from 174 to about 100. Reorganization risks power shifts as outside groups push changes. Stevenson calls the process painful and urges members to set aside personal interests.
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Stevenson
U.S. Senate
Consumer protection debate grows in Kansas report
Kansas Attorney General reveals 1976 consumer protection effort results with 3754 complaints, 447766 dollars returned, 23 lawsuits filed, and 50 consumer alerts. AG calls for more arrests while urging consumers to verify vendors and deals before committing funds.
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Kansas Attorney General
Consumer Protection Division
Kansas
Curt Schneider
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Local readers can subscribe by mail within the trade territory or outside it with varying annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates plus applicable sales tax. Chanute boxholders and carrier delivery in Chanute have specific annual and monthly charges.
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Neosho
Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
Random Viewers critique Superbowl No. 11
The writer condemns Superbowl 11 as an artificial, overhyped event with too much background and marketing. They warn against excessive pre and post game commentary, lament fatigue from replay overload, critique pundits, and suggest a national playoff to resolve No. 1 debates and betting interest.
Kissinger Sees China-Russia Border Map Spark Detente
The article notes Kissinger's shift toward China after a March 1969 border clash on Chenpao Island near the Ussuri River. It describes Soviet forces numbering around 800,000 facing China, Chinese defenses and tactics, and Mao era strategies. It also reports a military coup in Peking with Chen Hsi l ien and Yeh Chien ying shaping power, Shanghai militiamen mobilizing, and martial law across several areas as tensions persist.
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Hong Kong
Henry Kissinger
China
Richard Nixon
Kissinger
Chenpao
Ussuri
Siberia
Manchuria
Peking
Chiang Ching
Mao
Chen Hsi-lien
Yeh Chien
Schneider Maintains An $18,000 Campaign Fund In 1976
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider who denies plans to run in 1978 still holds a campaign fund of about $18,000 after spending over $7,000 in the past year. The 78 Club fundraiser has more than 300 members and donors include Docking allies, state Democratic figures, and staff.
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Topeka
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Secretary of State
Robert Bennett
Kansans
State Party
78 Club
Docking
Kansas
John B. Montgomery
Montgomery
Highway Department
Norbert Dreiling
John G
Vince Bogart
Thomas J. Cocoran
Tom Downing
Dale Saffels
Tom VanCle
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Georgia
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Fred M. Harris
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
United Press International
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Minnesota
Jayhawks
By Keith
Wright
U.S
Washington
Mao-Tse-tung
Sinkiang
Russia
Ying
Gang of Four
Madame Chiang
Shanghai
Ma Tien-shui
Chou Chun-lin
By Jack Anderson
Tribune
Kansas Correspondent
Campaign
New York
Dean
Hinnen
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