Education Studies Approved Curbed and Modified by Council
The Kansas Legislative Council education committee approved most Citizens Advisory Committee studies but cut two fields and altered another. Approved were studies on vocational and general education, state colleges to private colleges coordination, and federal program coordination with schools. Vetoed were future curriculum needs and course credit accreditation, plus an intermediate office between education department and districts if county superintendents are removed. Rep. Ed Boyd proposed censure for fronting the report to the chamber, but the motion was withdrawn.
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Topeka
Citizens Advisory Committee On Education
Education Committee
Kansas Legislative Council
State Department of Education
Ed Boyd
R-Larned
Legislative Council Committee
Boyd
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Council
Man Freed After 34 Years Prisons Awarded 115000
Stephen Dennison, 57, wins 115000 in compensation for 34 years in prison for stealing 5 cents worth of candy. Judge Richard S. Heller calls his classification a tragic error and notes the damage from long confinement. Dennison, once labeled low grade moron, struggles to adapt after release in 1960.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Stephen Dennison
Dennison
Richard S. Heller
State Court of Claims
Albany
Heller
Lennison
Hudson River
Shields Signal Help For South Orange Children
In South Orange New Jersey a red white and blue shield on 139 houses marks safety for elementary students who are in trouble harassed or lost. Ralph De Rose spearheaded the plan inspired by Oklahoma noting it helps kids seek aid without fear while two friendly homes exist on every block in the Marshall School District.
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South Orange
N.J
Marshall
Ralph de Rose
Oklahoma
de Rose
Marshall School
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment
A three-generation family friction is revealed in a Chanute Tribune clipping from March 17 1966. A 15 year old describes pressure from her mother grandmother and great grandmother about dating while she seeks guidance and independence.
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Dear Ann Landers
Tom
Ann Landers
The
Chanute Tribune
Residents Petition to Rename High Taxes Road Street
Thirty homeowners in Clinton Connecticut petition to change the street name High Taxes Road claiming the current name subjects residents and children to ridicule and embarrassment for the town.
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Clinton, Conn
High Taxes Road
Dear L: Parents Should Set Limits For You
A reader advises LOONSVILLE with respect for elders but urges parents to set limits and remove others from the act. Ann Lenders offers help, instructions to send problems to The Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Loonsville
Ann Lenders
Chanute Tribune
Cpyright
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