Kansas Supreme Court balks at titles on ballots in rebuke
The court said legislature and election officials should prevent titles from appearing on ballots, not that they must. Arthur W. Douville of Prairie Village lost an appeal challenging the use of the initials M. D. by opponent John T. Brauchi for a Johnson County Republican primary race. Brauchi won by two votes. Douville had opportunity to challenge earlier.
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Random Old Friend Pride Lost in Accident
Keith Wright recalls a 1955 car incident where faulty driving led to a collision with a parked vehicle. The piece notes the accident's impact on pride, the insurer’s role, and the author's remorseful reflection. The narrator recounts cautious driving after the event and ponders responses, plus the awkward encounter with the other driver’s relatives.
Welfare reform stalls in Senate amid policy disputes
The Senate rejected a Nixon backed reform plan and approved a rival test program highlighting a welfare mess with a billowing price tag in the billions. Lawmakers say the path forward is unclear as they weigh work requirements against incentives. The minimum wage fight resumes with renewed political momentum and likely increases.
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Byrne Aims for Styleful Exit on European Tour
Washington columnist notes Congressman James Byrne plans a final European trip at government expense. The State Department will arrange meetings and briefings, with a request for English speaking escorts and no media coverage, as Byrne departs for Paris Nice Genoa and Berlin locales.
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James Aloysius Byrne
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Archies Rise and Welbys Fall in TV Ratings Week Two
ABC slipped to third in the second week of the fall season while CBS led with 11 top entries, NBC eight, and ABC one. Maude and Bridget Loves Bernie rose, Bonanza dropped from fourth to 39th as viewers reassessed new series amid early season hoopla.
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Dave Owen to Speak at Fundraising Dinner Saturday
Republican for lieutenant governor Dave Owen will address a fundraising dinner at 7 30 p m Saturday at the National Guard armory in Yates Center. Tickets cost 5 dollars. Several other candidates are expected to attend.
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Biblical verse quote
A religious quotation from John 3 17 stating God sent his Son to save the world not condemn it. This verse emphasizes salvation through Jesus Christ and universal mercy in Christian teaching.
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Erie Pilot Receives Silver Wings Award
2nd Lt. Ronald J. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Smith Eric has been awarded silver wings at Vance Air Force Base Oklahoma upon graduation from Air Force pilot training He is assigned to Randolph Air Force Base Texas as an instructor pilot with an Air Training Command unit He earned a BS from Kansas State University in 1969 and an MS from South Dakota State University in 1971 His wife Sharilyn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Wyatt of Emporia
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Same Day Classified Ads Deadline Notice
Classified ads must be placed by 9 30 a m on weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday display. Display style ads due by 12 noon the preceding day. For service, dial 4314100.
TV Guide Night Schedule With Classic Shows and Movies
Channels release advance lineups making last minute changes unlikely. Listings include Partridge Family To Sir with Love Odd Couple Green Acres Sanford Son Masterpiece Theater Tonight Show Ghost Story and more across 6 to 12 slots with varied films and specials.
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Today in History highlights across centuries
On October 6 through history, events include the first German settlers arriving in Philadelphia in 1683, Henry VI’s Tower release in 1470, Austria-Hungary war in 1848, polygamy abolition in 1890, Italian marines in Tripoli 1911, The Jazz Singer opening 1927, League condemnation of Japan 1937, Berlin talks in 1962, Soviet defectors and election court cases in later years, with birthdays and a thought from Aldous Huxley.
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Tree Removal Keeps Crew Busy
Independence reports ongoing effort to remove diseased or dead trees from park and street areas. A three man crew works with two funded through federal manpower planning and one paid by the city. No private property trees are being removed.
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Smoking Room for Junior College Students in Chanute
Twenty five years ago the Chanute junior college allowed male students to smoke inside a school building marking a first in the district. Board members argued maturity justified indoor smoking akin to facing enemy bullets.
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Brothers Buerges take control of Security State Bank Fort Scott
In Fort Scott two brothers Paul Buerge of Butler and Orville Buerge of Archie gain control of Security State Bank. This marks the second ownership change this year after Harold A. Kyser acquired control from Floyd Dotson, the bank’s founder in 1962. Paul Buerge becomes bank president, replacing Kyser.
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Chanute Tribune Local Rates and Publisher info
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in territory, outside territory, area towns with carrier delivery, Chanute boxholders, and Chanute carrier options. Also notes tax details, post and box delivery options, and AP membership.
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