Shultz backs penal reform in Kansas
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz backs House Bill 2030 to create a new state department of corrections focused on rehabilitation. He says the plan could cut repeat offenders by more than 50 percent and reduce overall crime by over 25 percent with modest extra funding.
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Cupid
Sydney
Bachelors International
Biscayne Bay
Topeka
Kan
Reynolds Shultz
Kansas
Shultz
House
Senate
State Department of Corrections
World Day of Prayer services hosted by local churches
High Prairie United Methodist Church will host women from Buffalo Colfax Ridge and Vilas for World Day of Prayer Friday. The event opens with women from the area attending the services and a speaker from Ohio will discuss Sierra Leone following a film. The meetings are open to the public.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ralph
Coffeyville
David W
Hobbs
N.M
Calvin E. Benson
Cecil B
Margaret S.) Witt
Parsons
J. Joseph
Maude Frances) Enright
Tucson
Ariz
Ford Funeral Home
Victor L. Trower
Gary E. Witt
Stewart
Memorial Park Cemetery
High Prairie
Floyd F. Lundy
de Graff
Ohio
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Church of the United Brethren
S. Highland
Lundy
C. E. Rains
Fast Signups Reported for 1972 Feed Grain Program
Erie ASC office reports more than 580 enrollments with 400 to 500 more expected before the March 10 deadline. New set aside options with higher payments for corn, grain sorghum and wheat have been added by the Department of Agriculture.
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Erie
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
William G. Neely
Neosho County
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Lawmaking Class Tours Topeka Capitol Trip
About 75 students from Senior High School joined a lawmaking class led by Bill Yakle and Mike Lawrence on a bus trip to Topeka. They attended a legislative session and toured the Capitol, forming a mock government with executives lobbyists and newsmen to vie for influence on legislation.
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Topeka
Capitol
Bill Yakle
Mike Lawrence
Congress
Kansas Consumer Protection Bill Killed in Senate Panel
In Topeka the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 9 7 to send a consumer protection bill to a joint study committee for the 1973 session. Sen Glee Smith cited harassment of business and possible bankruptcies as reasons for the move while Sen Robert Bennett argued the bill would collide with consumer interests after four days of hearings.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Census
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a patient census totaling 59 adults and pediatrics and three babies. It names several residents and addresses for today and Tuesday including Gerald Taylor 810 S Highland and Mrs Emma Clark Neosho Manor.
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Chanute
Ernest (Iva Fern) Stewart
Coffeyville
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
Chetopa
Stewart
Theodore Collins
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Carter
N. Evergreen
Richard Wiggans
William Phillips
Thayer
Nelson Stafford
Osage Beach
Gerald Taylor
S. Highland
Charles Dame
W. 6Th
Jesse Snyder
Emma Clark
Neosho Manor
Lewis Callarman
R. 1
Cora Blake
Humboldt
David Atkinson
Floyd Greenwood
S. Kansas
Humboldt Meeting on PRIDE Activities Scheduled Thursday
A public meeting to promote PRIDE activities will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Humboldt bank community room. Humboldt Community Growth, Inc. will report on progress and plans.
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Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Bertil D. Gustafson
Odense Cemetery
Humboldt
Humboldt Bank
Humboldt Community Growth, Inc
Three Juco Students Attend Conference
Three Neosho County Community Junior College students attended the state leadership conference of the Distributive Education of America organization at Butler County Community Junior College. Brad Kiddoo took part in management decision making and human relations contests, Jeff Erickson in management decision making and merchandising, and Mike Zedrick in the sales management meeting.
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Neosho County
Butler County Community Junior College
Brad Kiddoo
Jeff Erickson
Mike Zedrick
Purse Thefts Reported At Local Laundries
Mrs James Sandage reports her purse stolen from a West Cherry laundry at 7 10 p m. A young suspect described. Forty minutes later Naomi Hickey of Buffalo says four boys stole her purse from a North Allen laundry. Lloyd Nesbitt signs a guilty plea and posts 15 dollar bond after city jail arrest for public intoxication.
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James Sandage
N. Evergreenn
West Cherry
Naomi Hickey
Buffalo
North Allen
Lloyd Nesbitt
N. Highland
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