Fort Scott teacher plans suit over high school paper censorship
Lily Kober, a Fort Scott high school journalism adviser, plans to sue the school district with Kansas National Education Association support. She was not fired but reassigned while administrators censored the paper over a cafeteria editorials critique. The suit aims to protect student free speech and teacher integrity.
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Fort Scott
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Kober
Fort Scott Tribune
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Tacos Stir Debate Over School Censorship at Fort Scott
Editorial criticism on cafeteria tacos at Fort Scott High School sparks a device of free expression concerns. Kansas National Education Association denounces a journalism teacher transfer, condemning action seen as stifling academic freedom and student rights amid cafeteria turmoil.
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Fort Scott
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Readers urged to donate blood in Chanute
Tribune reports Red Cross bloodmobile visits to Central Park Chanute June 20 and 21 from 2 to 7 PM and 9 AM to 2 PM. Goal 200 units, with emphasis on life saving supply, eligibility ages 17 to 66, weight 110 pounds, health. Call 431 9670 to make an appointment.
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Wichita
American Red Cross
Evergreen in
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays second class postage paid dial 434100 1S Evergreen in.
Pollster Patrick Caddell backs census director pick
Washington reports Patrick Caddell recommended Manuel Plotkin, a Sears Roebuck executive, for the census director post after interviewing several candidates. Plotkin, 27, was chosen with Caddell’s endorsement, and Sears had been an early subscriber to Caddell’s polling service.
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Patrick Caddell
Caddell
Manuel Plotkin
Sears Roebuck
Plotkin
White House
Census Post
Pat Caddell
Washington polls and White House ties in Carter era shifts
A close look at pollster relationships with the Carter administration reveals a web of influence involving Plotkin and Caddell. Officials discuss polling roles, conflicts of interest, and the impact on Sears Roebuck subscriptions. Also notes about doorwomen replacing guard duties at the House doors and Robert Fri's political evolution from Ford to Carter administrations.
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Caddell
White House
Jody Powell
Howie Kurtz
Pat
Jimmy Carter
Sears and Roebuck
Carter
James Malloy
House
Full Committee For Action
William Dickinson
Ala
Washington
Robert Fri
Ford
Man Charged After Eating Woman's Pet Snake
In Toledo Ohio Charles Cook faces a criminal damage charge after allegedly taking a three foot blue racer from a woman, biting it in half and eating it. Police say he appeared intoxicated. the snake valued at $25.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Charles Cook
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Democrats eye gains in Kansas politics for 1978
Jim Tork of Topeka predicts a Democratic surge in Kansas, aiming to win the Fifth District seat, challenge GOP incumbents like Winn, and expand the party’s state House majority. He notes debt retirement as a priority and cites Johnson County political shifts as signs of changing votes.
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Jim Tork
Washington
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Department of Labor
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Terry Scanlon
U.S
House of Representatives
Dan Glickman
Wichita
Martha Keys
Joe Shubitz
Pittsburg
Larry Winn
Overland Park
Johnson County
Dennis Moore
Ben Sykes
Frank Smith
Olathe
Robert Bennett
James Pearson
Pearson
Congress
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