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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1977
Page
2
Congressman Larry Winn cites 13.5 percent youth unemployment and argues government jobs won t solve the problem. He blames minimum wage, Social Security costs, taxes, insurance, and age based safety laws as limiting hiring. He urges study of root causes rather than expanding public employment.
The Supreme Court by a 5-4 vote struck down bans on lawyers advertising prices, saying such restrictions violate the First Amendment. Reactions varied with officials warning of broader impacts on professions that claim ethical prohibitions on declaring costs. Ottawa Herald
Community newspaper item shows subscription rates and mailing details for Neosho area plus Wilson and Woodson counties. Pricing lists annual, semiannual, quarterly and monthly options with tax, indicating a small local publication setup.
Governor Bennett announces a statewide 55 mph speed limit campaign funded by a $20,000 grant. The effort, backed by the Highway Patrol and DOT, uses signs, ads, and a survey showing most Kansans support the limit and fast speeds increase risk.
Intelligence experts warn that Italy and France will fall under Communist influence in the 1980s by gaining Kremlin backed stability. They predict infiltration of government and sympathy for democratic leaders while Soviets oppose Eurocommunism. Washington eases anti Communist pressure as Ford aides reflect post presidency moves.
A Kansas post audit focuses on seven health professions licensing agencies including veterinary exams. Jernigan the veterinary board secretary defends per diem pay and asserts funds were deposited, while auditors urge separate receipt books and quicker deposits to earn interest. He accuses auditors of libel and demands a retraction as resistance to reform persists.
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