Cancer victim finds refuge with nudists
Nine year-old Terry Bruhn, dying of acute myeloblastic leukemia, finds acceptance at a nudist colony in New River Arizona. Her mother says the nudist residents treat her like any other girl and contrast the stares she faces outside. The family plans a memorial service and cremation with songs and a rewritten poem for Terry.
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New River, Ariz
Terry Bruhn
Terry
Dallas
Phoenix
Black Canyon City Church
Desert
Kimberly
Kansas House OKs Energy Office Bill and School Exemption
The Kansas House passed a bill to create a Kansas Energy Office headed by a director with an advisory board to monitor energy supplies and emergencies. It also advanced a religious exemption from compulsory school attendance, aligning with a First Amendment view. The Senate-backed school financing plan, criticized as expensive by Gov. Bennett, awaits House action and conference committee.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Energy Office
Kansas House
Senate
Energy Advisory Board
Kansas
Kansas Senate
Robert F. Bennett
House
Trains Fascinate Murray Hill Kindergartners
Murray Hill kindergarteners visited the Santa Fe switch yards and depot this week. Mike Hutton, 6, watches a telegraph key as it taps coded signals while the class boards a caboose for a short train ride. Bob Sime, a Santa Fe employee, assists Deana Brock, 6, from the caboose after her trip.
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Murray Hill
Santa Fe
Mike Hutton
Jerry Hutton
S. Rutter
Bob Sime
Deana Brock
Dean Brock
S. Sunset
Caboose
Cablevision defends rate hike before City Commission
ATC of Denver officials defended recent cable rate increases at a Thursday hearing before the City Commission. James S. Keller said the session showed the reasonableness of the increases while noting ATC still disputes commission authority over cable rates. Attorney Robert Weary presented income and expense figures for the current fiscal year and projections for the year ahead.
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American Television and Communications Corp
ATC
Denver
City Commission
James S. Keller
Commission
Keller
Robert Weary
Junction City
Weary and
Rates Cablevision
Chanute
Senate near passage of $30 billion tax cut bill
The Senate moves toward approving a $30 billion tax cut to spur the economy and provide relief to most Americans. After clearing road blocks and increasing oil company taxes, the measure could reach the President for signature by Wednesday. President Ford’s aides and White House officials face questions over timing and coordination as lawmakers plan a conference with the House. Tax rebates of up to $240 are due by mid May.
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Washington
Senate
Senate House
Ford
Mike Mansfield
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
Mansfield
D-Mont
Nessen
Treasury Department
CIA allows CIA to peek into mail in 1969 bid
Former Postal Inspector William J. Cotter testified that he was ordered in 1969 to permit CIA mail inspections to and from the Soviet Union. He said he halted the practice four years later after pressuring for superior approval by February 15, 1973. Cotter noted Blount Helms and Mitchell were briefed, and the project ended with CIA suspending the program.
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Washington
U. S
William J. Cotter
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Cotter
House
Winton Blount
CIA
Richard Helms
John N. Mitchell
Intercepted Letter Mentions Annotations and Books
A fragment notes an intercepted letter and references Anatol sending a copy of Howard Hunt's latest book rather than promised missile secrets, suggesting a miscommunication or shift in expectations. The terse line hints at espionage themes and unpublished materials in a Cold War era context.
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Anatol
Howard Hunt
Ministerial Alliance sponsors Holy Week services in Chanute
The Chanute Ministerial Alliance sponsors Holy Week observances at First United Methodist Church with services Sunday through Wednesday at 7 30 p m Good Friday at 2 p m and a 6 30 a m Easter sunrise at Central Park Building The Rev Dr Livingston N Witten presides with a roster of speakers and music from Jubilee Singers Westview Baptist choir girls ensemble St Cecilia Music Club and church choirs Nurseries will be provided and offerings fund community projects.
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The
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
First United Methodist Church
Central Park Building
David Robinson
Ministerial Alliance For Community Projects
Robert Ahlenius
Jubilee Singers
Livingston N. Witten
Carl B. Orr
Floyd Thuston
First Assembly of God Church
Robert Jakoby
Harrell Evans
Deane Endicott
First United Methodist Church Choir
Paul R. Hett
Glen Jenkins
Bert Sutton
St. Cecilia Music Club
Paul Stroud
Edgar Rains
Weather Area Forecast Delivers Cloudy, Cooler Showers
Considerable cloudiness and a little cooler with a few showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Low tonight in the low to mid 40s, high Saturday in the mid to upper 60s. Winds diminishing tonight. Precipitation probabilities at 20 percent for tonight and Saturday.
Chanute USD 413 candidates field questions on pay
Chanute residents at a public forum heard five candidates discuss teachers salaries and budgets. Incumbents Blackwood Cook and Summervill, with challengers Harris and Lesher, faced questions from C NEA and the public about salary causes, budget limits, class size, facilities, and attracting staff while planning a new high school site.
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Chanute Usd
Chanute National Education Association
C-Nea
Dwight Blackwood
Homer Cook
Fred M
Mike) Harris III
Phyllis Lesher
Arnold
Cleo) Summervill
Blackwood
Cook
Summervill
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Leo Heer
Westview Baptist Choir
David Mack
Marshall Davidson
Ompa
By Nancy Huffman
Harris
Lesher
Hutton
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
State House
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