Those Who Work Hard Get Ahead in the American Dream
Terry Murphy argues migrant farm workers endure hardship despite hard work. In western Kansas 500 migrants live year round while up to 8,000 work seasonally, facing substandard housing in old box cars and limited medical care for children. He urges stronger state action to improve quarters and health access, challenging the idea that hard work guarantees advancement.
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State Department of Health
Jesus Interprets Gods Law In Sermon On Mount
The lesson analyzes Matthew 5 through 7, stressing inner righteousness over literal law keeping. Jesus urges love for enemies, nonretaliation, and going beyond the letter of the law toward godly conduct, with examples from daily life and guidance for personal application. Den 3 Hunter Dowell led scouts in a flag salute at First Baptist Church.
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van Ostran
Welfare protesters push Kansas cash grants short of needs
A delegation from Topeka Kansas City and Wichita told the House Public Health and Welfare Committee and the State Welfare Department that cash welfare grants do not cover utilities and rent and protested Medicaid cuts. Members quoted doctor refusals and questioned Governor Docking’s budget as inadequate.
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Welfare Rights Organization
Kansas City
Wichita
House Public Health and Welfare Committee
State Welfare Department
Margaret Flowers
Moms Welfare Rights Organization
Frederick Linde
Kansas
Ethel Wesley
East Topeka
Cutting Frills in District 413 in Chanute
The Chanute School District 413 may lose 140000 in state aid after veto override challenges. Reducing frills could strip 20 of 135 teachers and end interscholastic athletics, saving salaries and equipment but prompting questions on further cuts beyond athletics.
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Bob Docking
Docking
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Governor Docking
New Cities in the Countryside A Nixon Rural Policy Push
Freeman urges a national rural urban balance to reverse migration and reshape living quality. Hardin notes Nixon's Rural Task Force and Rural Affairs Council aim to craft a policy enabling relocation, with local initiative and federal support to create jobs and services in the countryside.
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Freeman
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Law lands light on stock violators in scandal probe
Washington column details lax regulation of brokers as SEC and NYSE are slow to act in cases involving Lockheed insiders and McDonnell firm. Congress earmarks probes, Moss pushes protections for small investors while fiscal constraints hamper enforcement.
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McDonnell
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Stock Exchange
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Evening TV Schedule Monday Highlights
NBC features High Chaparral and Name of the Game with the overnights of Here Come the Brides and Married Alive. The grid lists additional NBC ABC and local programs including The Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes and Love American Style with various time slots.
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Television Log Listings for Chanute and Wichita Areas
Saturday schedule lists multiple channels with a mix of children's cartoons news and sports features. Sunday schedule continues with cartoon blocks and church and variety programs across stations including KOAM KMBC KODE and WIBW.
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Chanute
Wdaf.tv
Koam.tv
Kmbc.tv
Ktwu.tv
Kode-Tv
Wibw.tv
City to Dim Show Windows Feb 1 If No WPB Exception
Twenty five years ago an order to dim outdoor lighting will take effect Feb 1 unless Chanute officials secure an exception from the WPB. Officials cite no war plant area and noncoal electric plant fuel oil from two local refineries as reasons for leniency. Local social notes include residents Mr. and Mrs. Finney arriving from Mechanicsburg, Pa., and others.
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