Governor Bennett Lauds Kansas DOT Amid Inflation Warnings
Governor Bennett praised the Kansas Department of Transportation for increased highway construction coordination and planning while warning that rising costs and a weakening dollar threaten highway financing. A task force will assess the transportation system as inflation pressures demand careful budgeting for future road work.
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Bennett
Kansas Department of Transportation
U.S. 36 Association
Smith Center
Kansas
Middle age defined from forty to sixty four study says
United Press International reviews multiple definitions of middle age from scholars Census Bureau and researchers Purdue University study students cite functional and developmental notions. The piece quotes Hervey Allen and notes midlife ranges with physical mental and social factors.
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United Press International
Jeanne Lesem
Census Bureau
Purdue University
Lesem
Hervey Allen
Anthony Adverse
Diamond Chicklet and oilmen tales from Chanute
The piece traces half a dozen threads including Diamond Chicklet a two year old sorrel filly racing in Kansas and Colorado earning over 153000 this year owned by Jim Martin of Downs New Mexico. It notes Martins Yates Center ties and plans to race until four then retire to brood mares. It also recounts Val W Williams Hercules Illinois Oil Corp Chicago and a long wandering tale of jokes dieting and wildcat oil exploration with incentives needed for independents to match rising costs.
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Kansas
Diamond Chicklet
Yates Center News
Jim Martin
Downs
N.M
Martin
Ernest Martin
Piqua
Jay Chambers
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Bill Holtzendorf
Edmond
Okla
Yates Center
New Mexico
Trails Trading Post
Chicksetta Deck
Diamond Chick
Val W. Williams
Hercules Illinois Oil Corp
Chicago
Val
Chanute
Tempe
Ariz
Williams
Independent Petroleum Association of America
U.S
Laetrile bootleg wars and North Korea smuggling expose dark markets
A House memo links Laetrile to a Manitowoc operation run by an anarchist band Posse Commitatus, stock swindles, and child deaths from cyanide. North Korea funds foreign missions via black market liquor and cigarettes in multiple countries. White House aide Schlesinger faces criticism as Diplomatic Digest notes secrecy in Cambodia under Pol Pot.
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Washington
House
Posse
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Pyongyang
Cambodia
Salot Sar
Pol Pot
North Korea
Rural loan bill moves toward approval for 16.4 billion package
Representative Breckinridge outlined a plan to authorize roughly 15.9 billion dollars in loans and 557 million in grants for rural communities. The House approved loans 345 to 22 and the Senate committee sent the measure to the floor. Breckinridge argued past limits were self imposed and the Carter administration showed less hostility to rural areas. Critics warn of potential budget losses if loans default, but Breckinridge said defaults are rare and interest offsets losses. He urged private lenders to participate to cut federal costs and staff needs.
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Rodger Pitcairn
Breckinridge
Congress
JEC
Congressional Rural Caucus
House
Carter
Treasury
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Rocky Road
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Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Neosho
Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Racing Gem
Ruidosa
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Manitowoc
Wis
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Andrew McNaughton
McNaughton
Canada
Ernest Krebs Jr
Krebs Jr
Krebs
Waxman
California
Elizabeth Hankin
Attica
N.Y
West Germany
France
England
Japan
East Germany
White House
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Appropriations
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
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