1976 Primary Delegates Drive Nation Toward Nominations
As the 1976 presidential primary winds down, California Ohio and New Jersey hold about a third of needed delegates. California leans toward Jerry Brown and Ronald Reagan, while Ohio and New Jersey loom large for Ford. Ford travels from New Jersey to Ohio seeking key gains to offset Reagan's expected California surge.
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State revenues rise ahead of estimates in Kansas
Kansas state revenues for the year ending May 31 rose slightly above estimates by 5.7 million dollars or 0.9 percent. Gov. Robert Bennett said revenues reached 623.8 million planned against 529.5 million received, citing improved income tax processing. May receipts led estimates by 7.2 percent, with April lag fading as expectations held. Bennett warned that if projections hold, lawmakers may cut spending in 1977 or raise taxes. He also announced Wilbert W. Duitsman as Kansas secretary of agriculture and praised his Kansas State University experience.
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USD 413 Board Meeting Reviews Curriculum Across Grades
The USD 413 board meets at 7 p.m. at the Fisher Administration Building to review kindergarten through 12th grade curriculum and annual effectiveness. Items include approval of the Standard IV Senior High School Guidance Program and setting goals for elementary and senior high schools. Public input from PTA influenced two years of study. Senior high coaching hires and elementary staff additions are planned.
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Fisher Administration
PTA
Rhetoric Persists Ahead of Election Day
A vocal campaign energy persists as election day approaches with candidates rallying supporters and urging turnout. Local officials urge orderly participation and calm discourse during the final stretch.
City to begin 63 thousand dollar street overhaul project
City engineer Jim Beck says a 63000 project will begin this week to reconstruct and overlay about 93 blocks of streets in a multi year effort funded by general obligation bonds. Twelve street department workers will proceed as weather allows with a summer fall schedule and list of resurfacing targets.
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Jim Beck
Beck
Flood worries ease as Selfs report safety in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls the Self family told in a Saturday call they were alerted but not evacuated. The Bright family learns Selfs are safe after a Sunday update. Idaho authorities consider bridge action near a power plant to hold flood waters. The Red Cross confirms the Selfs are safe amid hospital reports of flood injuries. Selfs include a Navy nuclear electronics student and a nurse's aide, with local relatives named.
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Fred Bright
W. Std
Idaho
Monte and
Tammie Self
Idaho Falls
Self
Frankie Bright
Berniece Morris
Neosho County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Morris
Bridge Levy Aims To Fund County Bridge Replacement
Montgomery County commissioners will place a five mill levy on the August primary ballot to raise about $3 million for bridge replacement. County Engineer Richard Jarvais lists 82 bridges in need of replacement with an estimated cost of $7 million at current prices. The levy would run six years.
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Parsons — Labette Community Junior College
Independence
Montgomery County
Richard Jarvais
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