Traffic lights at 14th and Santa Fe improve safety
The new traffic light at 14th and Santa Fe aims to ease turning onto or crossing 169, reducing driver thrills for unfamiliar motorists. Vision misgivings on the west side persist, so drivers should still check flow before proceeding, though overall conditions show a dramatic improvement.
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Rain Prayer Pleads for Blessing of Calm Weather
A devotional plea asks for timely rain to revive parched lands and enrich fields and streams. The supplication invokes divine providence to fulfill nature's order for the benefit of all creation.
Tribune Readers Speak Out Break Reminders for 10 33
A reader urged CB users to stop talking when hearing 10 33 emergency, to listen and relay if needed. Base stations should offer assistance, ask only if help is required, and broadcast FCC call letters and exact location twice for a response.
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Subscription rates for Neosho and nearby counties
The notice lists subscription rates from the Avait Bureau of Circulations for a trade territory including Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson counties. One year costs 47 dollars plus tax, six months 27 dollars plus tax, two months 13 dollars plus tax, and one month 7 dollars plus tax.
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Neosho
Kansas
Chanute
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Midtown Musings: Kansas Leaders Put in Exhausting Schedules
A Kansas City magazine profiles four top figures in city county and state government. Wheeler starts at 3 a.m. and works 15 to 20 hours daily with constant public duties. White and Schneider also log seven day weeks with late work into the night. Bennett averages 19 to 20 hours daily, starting at 5 a.m. and working through correspondence at the governor’s mansion. Future ambitions hint at potential governor or mayor challenges, with no sign of normal hours for these leaders.
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Tom Leathers
Kansas City
Charles Wheeler
Jackson County
Mike White
Kansas
Bob Bennett
Curt Schneider
Cat
Wheeler
Loose Park
Wheeler Laboratories
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital. At 10 O'Clock, Though, He Is At His City Hall
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Bennett
Carter Shifts Air Standards Deadlines After White House Meeting
Washington report notes Carter’s White House session on April 6 to discuss clean air delays. The memo reveals a plan to push nitrogen oxides limits to 1.0 by 1981 and to 4 gram by 1983, with enforcement left to the administrator.
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Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Carter
White House
Czar
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Douglas Castle
Fedral Energy
John Leary
Ford
Environmental Protection Agency
Stork
Castle
Volvo
Saab
EPA
House
Dole Willing to Work With Carter McGovern on Welfare
Kansas visit shows Sen. Bob Dole embracing cross party cooperation. He backs Nixon disclosures and edges toward a GOP welfare spokesman role. He notes Food Stamp reform, supports grain aid, and urges Republicans to broaden outreach to working Americans.
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HNL
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Jimmy Carter
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George McGovern
Richard Nixon
David Frost
Dole
Kansas
James Pearson
Congress
McGovern
Washington
Dole- McGovern
Republican Party
GOP
Dick Nathan
Brookings Institute
U.S
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