Editorial on the farm subsidy stalemate and veto risk
The editorial analyzes a Senate bill proposing four billion dollars yearly in crop subsidies, nearly double the Carter plan, and notes the possibility of a presidential veto. It argues that overproduction drives low prices, and subsidized prices would worsen supply issues, urging shared sacrifice and housecleaning in farm programs.
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U.S. Senate
Carter
House
Congress
Sheriff Sellars Faces Cash Shortage In His County
A Crawford County case reports 3712.60 dollars missing from the sheriff department after a Frontenac arrest for promoting a cock fight. The accused denies signing a release. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation investigates while calling for stricter statewide money handling rules to protect public trust.
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Jim Sellars
Crawford County
Frontenac
Sellars
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Neosho
Montgomery
Graduation at KUты Fireworks and a playful procession
Observers describe a May 23 1977 KU commencement at Memorial Stadium where graduates paraded in a relaxed, humorous mood. A dog accompanies the line. a flash of shorts and other antics lightens the event as diplomas are handed by school rather than by name.
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Memorial Stadium
Glee Smith
Board of Regents
Robert Bennett
Smith
Archie Dykes
O'Neill Emerges as Power in House Politician Known for Boston Roots
The article portrays Thomas Tip O'Neill as a dominant but parochial new Speaker. Colleagues praise his strong leadership and door-opening style while criticizing limited grasp of complex issues. His backroom deal making and Boston background define his approach.
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Washington
Thomas ‘Tip’ O'Neill
Alabama
Boston
O'Neill
House
Marc Smolensky
Jack Mitchell
Massachusetts
Midland Hotel and Cafe in Wilson Faces Fire Code Upgrade
Agnes Hill of Wilson runs the 82 year old Midland Hotel and Cafe as fire safety code enforcement looms. State fire marshal Floyd Dibbern says upgrades are required, with a smoke detector system and new doors to meet life safety standards. A welder will install a metal fire escape. six to eight thousand dollars for doors and frames are anticipated.
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Agnes Hill
Agnes
Midland Hotel and Cafe
Kansas
Wilson
Smoky Hills
Saline River
Wilson Lake
Smoky Hill
Midland
Russell County
Floyd Dibbern
Warren
Garden City
Windsor
Dibbern
Bankers Dispatch
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