Tribune Peoples Forum on Education and Teacher Pay
The Chanute NEA addresses the USD 413 Board of Education salary dispute publicizing concerns over morale, resignations, and the impact on students. It urges patrons to support well trained dedicated professionals to safeguard the community’s future through quality education.
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America
Chanute Nea
USD 413 Board of Education
CNEA
Board of Education
Steele
Jerry Steele
USD 413
Chanute National Education Association
Skubitz Critique Sparks Capitol Hill News Service Reply
Capitol Hill News Service defends its coverage of Rep. Joe Skubitz noting stock holdings on four utilities while serving on two committees could affect their value. The letter cites sources from the House Standards of Official Conduct and argues missing votes and Yugoslavia Romania trips were newsworthy and reported objectively.
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Doug Lowenstein
Capitol Hill News Service
Washington, D.C
Joe Skubitz
Skubitz
The
Tribune
Lowenstein
House Committee On Standards of
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
House Committee On
Senate
Vic Reinemer
Kansas group wins Freedom Foundation economic education honor
Lt. Gov. Shelby Smith presented the Freedom Foundation’s honor certificate to the Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry in Wichita. The award recognizes KACI for its statewide survey on attitudes toward business and its Image of Business conference.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Shelby Smith
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Freedom’s Foundation
KACI
Freedom's Foundation
Newspaper Subscription Rates and UPI Rights Note
By mail area towns with carrier delivery yearly rate 18.54 and six and three month options. Chanute post office boxholders one year 27.81 with six and three month plans. Carrier in Chanute 2.25 monthly plus tax. UPI exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches. ABC memberships noted.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
WER Ge Tee Co
Davesccossenes
Kansas
Chanute
Cambodian upheaval and possible genocide shock the world
Analysis shows three million Cambodians uprooted by Khmer Rouge into hinterlands with minimal food and healthcare. CIA notes no assets remain in Cambodia and reports warn of mass starvation and possible genocide. Separate piece warns of rising aerosol sniffing among the poor with tragic outcomes.
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Khmer Rouge
United Nations
Red Cross
Senate debates how to wage a nuclear war policy
The Senate discusses defense priorities with a $29.9 billion DoD request and a $25 billion Senate plan. Key amendments seek a $23.8 billion weapons ceiling and cutting $109 million for counterforce research. President Ford pushes defeating the ceiling while lawmakers warn of risks to deterrence and SALT talks.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
U.S
Defense Department
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ford
White House
Stuart Symington
D-Ma
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services
Thomas McIntyre
D-N.h
Sen
Edward Brooke
Dmass
Boston
Independence society elects Hansen second VP and delegate
Mrs Elizabeth Hansen of Altoona is elected second vice president at the state BPW convention and chosen as one of five delegates to the national convention in San Francisco this July. Also, Lt James Topping and his bride plan a San Francisco honeymoon before his Tokyo posting. Fifty years ago three Goltry Oklahoma men asked to move to Chanute for summer farm work and to enroll in the local high school.
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Independence
Elizabeth Hansen
Altoona
Business and Professional Women
Hansen
San Francisco
James Topping
Topping
Tokyo
A. N. Allen
First National Bank
Goltry
Okla
Chanute
EPA toll free pesticide hotline faces Capitol Hill criticism
EPA reporting service drawing fire from farm and GOP critics at a House Agriculture hearing. Rep. Steven Symms called the system Nazi style informer, while Rep. Peter Peyser condemned it as dangerous government spying. The program opened May 16 to collect pesticide misuse reports nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Capitol Hill
House Agriculture Committee
Rep
Steven D. Symms
Idaho
EPA
Symms
Peter A. Peyser
R-N.y
Nazi Germany
Peyser
American Farm Bureau Federation
Robert Baum
Baum
Russell
Agriculture Committee
H. Henson Moore
R-La
National Farm Labor Information Clearing House
Floyd Fithian
Indiana
Congress
Fithian
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Tribune Peoples Forum
By Keith Wright
Yugoslavia
Romania
United States Information Agency
USIA
Europe
CHNS
House
Interior Committee
Mr. Skubitz
Daniel
N. Evergreen
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
United Press International
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Waal
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Southeast Asia
United States
Cambodia
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Philip Vargas
Drug Abuse Council
New Mexico
Colorado
Tucson
Tyke
EPA Reporting Service
By Bernard Brenner
UPI Farm
Young Gop
Topeka
Young Republicans
Richard Walker
R-Newton
Ginger Barr
J. Santford Duncan
Richita
Barbara Freund
Glen Froelich
Small Society
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