Welfare car rule eased in Kansas after 25 years
Critics argued welfare recipients faced a roadblock based on the vehicle they owned, while officials relaxed rules. The policy now allows a single car and treats cars under 1200 dollars as acceptable, saving time and money for the welfare department and aiding clients in seeking work.
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Kansas
William Paske
Welfare Department
Robert Harder
State Welfare Unit
Harder
Self policing in malpractice debate prompts reform talk
The rising cost of medical malpractice insurance pits legal and medical groups against each other with the public caught in the middle. Lawyers urge compensation for victims, while doctors blame some lawyers for large awards and file conduct. Proposals include no fault laws and arbitration boards, with effectiveness still uncertain.
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Hays Daily News
Whist Parties Dominated 1898 Chanute Sun News
The Chanute Sun of 1898 focused on social items, whist party reports, and brief notices rather than hard news. It also carried short paragraphs on local visits, health, and theater, with editorials replaced by miscellaneous notes.
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The
Sun
Chanute
C. Shut
Times
Cuba
Bible Verse Reference About Lawless One
The text cites II Thessalonians 2 9 noting the arrival of the lawless one with power and signs and wonders. It presents a biblical quotation framed as a devotional line.
Secret Khmer Rouge order fuels bloodbath warnings
U.S. intelligence cites intercepted Khmer Rouge cables demanding execution of military and government officials and their families as reprisals spread in Cambodia. Reports claim 120 in DaNang were executed. refugees flee, fearing for their lives as presses expose the killings. Meanwhile Humphrey criticizes administration fear-mongering on the economy and China’s discreet backing of U.S. Asia policy amid Saigon fallout and gas price lobbying accelerates.
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Washington
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Communist Party
Khmer Rouge
U.S
State Department
Vietnam
DaNang
Saigon
Peking
United States
Asia
North Korea
Kim Il-Sung
38Th Parallel
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Malaysia
Philippines
Thailand
Indochina
James Schlesinger
Taiwan
Far East
Local newspaper rates and AP rights notice
The text lists subscription rates for area towns with carrier and mail delivery options and includes a notice that the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. It names Fred M. Harris as president and Mike Harris as general manager with Keith Wright as managing editor.
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Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Associated Press
Door to Cuba opens amid talks with Castro
Burlington Hawkeye editor recounts visit to Havana with Sen. McGovern. Castro signals willingness to ease U S embargo and consider releasing nine political prisoners and returning ransom money tied to a potential Yankees exhibition. Tiant family visit approved. embargo stance remains mixed in White House.
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Burlington
Iowa
Hawk Eye
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
George McGovern
Washington
McGovern
Oriente
UCLA
Indiana
Maryland
Burlington Bees
Boston Red Sox
Luis Tiant
Boston
Tiant
Massachusetts
Brooke
United Press International
Jamaica
Mexico
Bayh weighs 1976 bid amid Democratic jockeying
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana says he is giving serious thought to a presidential bid. He notes support from some supporters and contrasts Kennedy’s unchanged stance on running. The piece also covers polling on Ford, Reagan, Muskie, Rockefeller, and third‑party prospects.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Washington Window
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
American Conservative Union
Rockefeller
Reagan
Alabama
George Wallace
South Plainfield
N.J
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
New Jersey
Pekin
Ill
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Harry S. Truman
Oval Office
Truman
Jackson
Familiar faces seen in Kennedy pictures
The FBI re examines six photographs from Dallas showing three vagrants detained near Kennedy's assassination. A photographic expert was sent by the Rockefeller Commission to assess the images amid conspiracy theories and links to Hunt and Sturgis and CIA ties.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Rockefeller Commission
Kennedy
Warren Commission
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Frank A. Sturgis
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
First aerial spraying aids pest control in town
The season's initial aerial spraying against insect pests shows success as worms drop from trees across town. Additional sprays are planned later. total spray volume reached 1,750 gallons over about three hours. Neosho County pioneer A. W. Chickadonz turns 95 this Saturday with a large family celebration planned. He was born May 13, 1885 in Clark County Illinois and arrived in Chanute in 1881. He recalls his father leaving to serve in the Civil War.
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A. W. Chickadonz
Neosho County
Chickadonz
Clark County
Ill
Chanute
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Hutchinson News
Theater
Morning Sun
Chanute Daily Tribune
Fred P. Cone
Tribune
Mr. Cone
Cone
Yale
G. H. Brown
Fourth Street
By Barbara Kihm
Baldy Beckers
Becker
Chanute Tribune
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
D.-Minn
John Stark
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Treasury
William Simon
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Chee Tribune
Dial
N. Evergreen
Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
John McCormally
Vecinos
White House
Southern Airways
Small Society
Brickman
Hulda Parker Chapter
O.E.S
Kansas City
Kan
H. J. Wagner
J. J. Hurt
Dave Petterson
Mary Tambs-Lyche
I. N. Phipps
H. L. Shannon
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