Senate approves Kerr-Mills amid Kansas legislative rush
Kansas lawmakers push through welfare and abortion bills and set budgets for colleges and capital projects while preparing for a one day tour of Kansas City. Senate advances Kerr-Mills aged care and broadens abortion laws as House debates tax, licensing, and driver rules amid a busy session.
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Humboldt City Elections Filed for April Ballot
Humboldt candidates filed petitions for the spring election with mayor, police judge and five council seats set for April. Incumbent A C Lassman seeks re election as mayor and Otto Steinman for police judge. Ward candidates include Roy Wittich Florentino Flores John S Billings Glen Michael and Gerald McCall. Board of Education filings closed with no petitions by March 22 deadline. Local activities include Martha Night Bluebird chapter visits and a large funeral attendance followed by Veterans Barracks World War I event at the high school set for March 21.
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Budget minded proteins and produce in Lent season
The Associated Press notes affordable staples like rice, beans, cheese and peanut butter boost food allowances for Lent. High protein options such as avocados with seafood or cheddar sauces add variety. Beef cuts Chuck and rump roast, pork loins, chops and bacon, plus poultry like turkeys and frying hens, are highlighted. Vegetables include radishes potatoes onions cabbage carrots. Fruits feature apples pears citrus and strawberries.
Four New Members Accepted by VFW
The Veterans of Foreign Wars accepted four new members Homer Haughs John Borders Fred Osborne and Edgar Youngberg at their meeting Tuesday night. Post membership reached 537 an all time high with a 100 percent goal celebration matching the 1962 total achieved February 1. Bill Nichols of the Fredonia post attended as a visitor.
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Arrow killed Dillman Thrasher in Chattanooga homicide
Police believe a cross bow caused the fatal wound after an autopsy showed a steel arrowhead imbedded in 28 year old Dillman Thrasher. A feathered wooden shaft was recovered. It marks the first homicide of its kind in the department records.
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