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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1977

Page

5

Kansas signs 313 million school finance bill for USD 413

Governor Bennett signed a 313.19 million school finance bill authorizing 307 unified districts to raise budgets 5 percent and appeal for fuel cost relief. USD 413 in Chanute expects a 5 percent budget rise to 2,657,255 with a 15,000 utility increase.

Topeka UPI Robert Bennett USD Chanute John Grasso Department of Education Kansas Board of Tax Appeals Grasso

Ford claims he advanced human rights more than Carter

Former president Gerald Ford, during a USC lecture, says his efforts on human rights exceed those of Jimmy Carter and that Carter may benefit from Ford's work. He criticizes Carter's choice of Andrew Young as U N ambassador but defends Young's abilities. He argues SALT II and Helsinki talks impact human rights and warns of nuclear exchange risks.

Los Angeles UPI Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Carter Ford University of Southern California Today Andrew Young United Nations Young Soviet Union Helsinki United States

Dismissal of threatening prayer chain letter in Wichita

Postal officials urge calm over a chain letter promising luck and large sums for forwarding copies. Inspector Jim Lively notes five complaints this week and about 15 monthly since February. The unsigned letter cites doom for those who break the chain and claims a surprise within four days.

Wichita UPI Jim Lively Lively

K C officials begin to head off hookers

Kansas City officials outline four front attacks in the war on prostitution. Councilman Joe Serviss said Mayor Charles B. Wheeler appointed him to lead the effort with a new ordinance, street patrols, citizen involvement, talkers, and tougher Municipal Court prosecutions. Details to be announced next week.

Kansas City, Mo UPI Charles B. Wheeler Joe Serviss Serviss

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