National police reform report urges degree requirement by 1982
A national commission advocates eliminating or consolidating most sheriff offices and consolidating police under city departments. It urges reducing to 2,500 forces, consolidating 10 or fewer officers, and moving routine accident and traffic duties to less skilled staff. Kansas is cited as already pursuing college and specialized training. The commission calls Kansas legislators to act.
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Kansas
Consolidated
National voluntary blood donor system proposed
Federal rules pushed phase out of blood buying by two years to curb profits and cut costs. American Red Cross with Council of Community Blood Centers forms national all volunteer Blood Institute to meet rising hospital demand. American Blood Resources Association balks, while American Association of Blood Banks hesitates, but effort aims to save lives and end profit in blood supply.
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Sam
American Red Cross
Council of Community Blood Centers
Kansas
Red Cross
American Blood Resources Association
American Association of Blood Banks
Eugene Simond
Carbondale, Til
R. B. Potashnick
Cape Girardeau
Gray
James Knott
American Institute of Architects
Consulting Engineers Council
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Lovebugs in Florida A Natural Menace and Misunderstood
The Audubon Society notes Florida lovebugs swarm in May and September as they mate mid air. They clutter windshields radiators and paint, yet do not bite eat or sting. The author credits postwar land development for their rise and suggests population growth follows lovebug activity.
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Florida
Audubon Society
Poor Congressman Gray Faces Wider Scrutiny Over Campaign Finances
Washington investigator outlines Ken Gray's campaign chest and spending on boat, furnishings, tickets, and entertainment. He questions whether funds were for personal use and notes Gray's reaction and threats during interviews.
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Washington
Ken Gray
Dnl
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Gray
Chanute Tribune Subscription Rates Listing
The Chanute Tribune lists daily rates for local area mail and carrier delivery. Rates vary by territory, including Kansas addresses with sales tax and outside territory options.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kan
Kansas
Chanute
No. 8 Well at Reinhardt-Malson Lease Praised as Average
The No. 8 well on the Reinhardt Malson lease seven miles east of Chanute was brought in and slated for shot today. Operator R R Elder calls it a good average well likely to produce about 75 barrels at start. Dr W E Burns, longtime Johnson Hospital lab director, has been named chair of biology at McKendree College in Lebanon Illinois.
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Illinois
Daniel Walker
Gray
Audubon Society
Africa
Chanute
R. R. Elder
W. E. Burns
Johnson Hospital
McKendree College
Lebanon, Ill
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Debuts
Channel lineups reveal Truman Capote's variety show debut with Sonny and Cher and a "Letters from Three Lovers" drama. Also listed are Love Story anthology debuts, Bob Hope and others in "Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number" and late-night fare including Perry Mason and The Tonight Show.
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Truman Capote
Sonny and Cher
John Davidson
Bob Hope
Phyllis Dilier
Ellie Sommer
Cannon
Dan Auust
Owen Marshall
Television Log Nighttime lineup October 6 highlights
Thursday evening programs list cultural anthropology at 6 30 with Stand Up and Cheer and Hollywood Squares. Evening slots include Dragnet The Advocates The Waltons Combat The Wild Bunch Follies Streets of San Francisco Washington Debates Perry Mason and more across channels KMBC WDAF KUHI KCMO KODE WIBW and others.
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Bob Noblitt
Flip Wilson
Tomall
The
Advocates
Waltons
Wild Bunch
Lim
Fluffy
San Francisco
Dick Cavett
Art Linkletter
Why You Get New Muffler By HAL BOYLE
A lighthearted AP column recalls a used car salesman tired of customers asking for guarantees. It riffs on odd questions about reliability and the car’s past, highlighting the distrustful humor around secondhand autos and sales pitches.
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NEW York
Car dealer jokes and a Bible verse contrast in humor piece
A humorous piece references James 5 20 and features jokes about a car dealer named Jake. The quips cover brakes tires junkyards and buyers, with lines about loans and a young driver seeking a cheap car. The tone mixes scripture with light satire about used car salesmen.
Police Story earns solid start from Wambaugh on NBC
NBC's Police Story, created by Sgt. Joseph Wambaugh, offers a credible cop show with less gunfire and fewer chase scenes. James Farentino stars as an undercover officer chasing Snake McKay, a pimp, while romance and personal conflict enrich the cabin. The Magician, in contrast, wastes Bill Bixby on a weak premise about a crusading columnist exposing a crime syndicate in California. Regulars are unnamed to protect the innocent.
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New York
NBC
Law and Order
Joseph Wambaugh
Los Angeles
Wambaugh
Snake McKay
James Farentino
Snake
Fred Williamson
Farentino
McKay
Hawaii
Japan
House Adam
Elizabeth Ashley
Janet Margolin
Bill Bixby
California
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