Tribune Editorial Finds Hope in Wichita Klan Rejection
An editorial notes Wichita residents resist joining a Ku Klux Klan den and views this as progress toward civilization. The piece argues the Klan offers no real solutions, only promoting hatred and bigotry, and urges similar responses elsewhere.
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Wichita
KKK
Kansas
Prisoner Crenshaw Ordered to Pay Room and Board
Detroit reports that Judge has required prisoner Donald Crenshaw to reimburse the state for his room and board at Southern Michigan Prison. Crenshaw inherited $50,000, with daily upkeep estimated at 12.33 dollars, reflecting a shift toward charging inmates for their own provisions.
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Detroit
Administration of Justice
Donald Crenshaw
Southern
Michigan
Crenshaw
Jaws and APE on Reading Plus Tax Rebate Talk
The author reads Jaws and Rape of the APE while commenting on Jubal Hale a federal bureaucrat who advocates abolishing his post. IRS rebates are discussed with figures: 10 percent of liability up to 200 dollars and several exceptions for low or high incomes. The author notes that his own rebate has already arrived.
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Mullendore
Peter Benchley
Maurice E. Johnson
IRS
Subscription Rates and Delivery Options for Chanute News
The notice lists mail and carrier subscription prices for various regions including outside trade territory and Chanute post office box holders. Rates cover 12, 6, 3 month, and monthly terms with applicable sales tax, plus a Chanute carrier option. It also states United Press International holds exclusive republication rights to local news and UP dispatches.
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Neosho
Kansas
Chanute
United Press International
Thieu seeks U.S. residency amid Taiwan exile
Confidential U.S. embassy cables report former South Vietnamese president Nguyen Van Thieu wants permanent residence in the United States. American diplomats fear a resettlement could trigger demonstrations but expect he will move eventually. Thieu, who fled Saigon last spring, now lives in a Taipei suburb, seeking to join the South Vietnamese community in America. Fort Scott adds four city jobs totaling about 42 000 to 53 868 dollars in annual pay.
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U.S
Taiwan
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Thieu
Theia
Taipei
America
Fort Scott
Kansas Growth Study Brings Grim Outlook To Policy Conference
At the Kansas policy conference, experts and lawmakers debated the Kansas 2000 study forecasting 25 years of challenges. Quotes from Robel Casebeer Maag and others framed concerns over oil costs coal prices preservation funding and aging care as minds boggled at a flood of issues from resources to health care and housing.
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Kansas
Topeka
Hns
Plain
Robert Robel
Governor's Energy Advisory Committee
Robel
Charles Lusk
Department of Economic Development
State Division of Planning and Research
Kansas lawmakers attend conference on state future
Herman Lujan framed a call for rational policy tying resources to priorities. He criticized Kansas lawmakers for inaction and warned that only elected officials can implement ideas. Three of 165 legislators attended the meeting: Maag, Pete Loux, and David Heinemann.
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Maag
Pete Loux
Dwichita
David Heinemann
Garden City
Kansas
City To Offer Danville Township Fire Protection Deal
City officials propose a flat 300 dollar annual fee for Danville Township fire protection plus 30 dollars per run after the first 10 runs each year. Township trustees will vote on the measure.
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Danville Township
Northern Mariana Islands vote to join United States commonwealth
Voters in the northern Mariana Islands with about 75 percent support backed becoming a U S commonwealth and granting U S citizenship. The plebiscite endorses a February pact guiding congressional ratification while U N observers monitored the process across 14 islands and 16 000 residents.
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U.S. Commonwealth
Saipan, Mariana Islands
Upi
Northern Mariana Islands
Pacific Archipelago
Islands
Western Pacific
United States
U.N
Marianas
United Nations Trust Territory of the
U.S
Northern Mariana
Congress
Japan
Puerto Rico
Northern Marianas
Pacific Trust Territory
Sen
Olympio Borja
Territory
Informant’s fake wealth scheme costs government 1.75 million
CHICAGO UP I report states an unidentified informant tied to a stolen securities case received a 1.75 million certificate of deposit from Continental Illinois at the request of the Justice Department to appear wealthy. The informant allegedly used the funds to buy property and defaulted, leaving the government and bank contesting liability.
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Chicago
UPI
Justice Department
Continental Illinois National Bank
U.S
Continental Bank
San Diego
Calif
Savings and Loan Company
Strike Force
Peter F. Vaira
Highway hearing on relocation aid regulations set
The Kansas Highway Commission will hold a public hearing at 10 a.m. July 23 at the state office building to discuss and adopt new administrative regulations on highway relocation assistance. Interested persons may present oral or written arguments.
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Topeka
Kan
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