CHA seeks federal rent subsidy for elderly highrise
The Chanute Housing Authority aims to secure HUD funding by December 19 for a seven story 50 unit elderly highrise near Highland Park with 45 one bedroom and 5 two bedroom apartments. The complex would feature carpeting balconies air conditioning lounges and a patio with quarry lake conversion, under a subsidy plan that bases rent on income.
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HUD
Topeka
Highland Park
Kiene and Bradley Partnership
Topeka Architects
Kiene and Bradley
Lawmakers to Vote on Juco Transfer Plan In Kansas
In Topeka Kansas lawmakers prepare to vote on moving junior colleges from the State Board of Education to the Kansas Board of Regents. Opponents fear the two year schools will be sidelined by the six four year institutions already under the Regents. Regents executive officer Max Bickford says the shift will not diminish juco status though the Regents have not taken a position.
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Topeka, Kan
Regents
Max Bickford
Edwin Walbourn
Butler County Community College
State Board of Education
Neewollah films planned by Japanese network
The Tohoku Broadcasting Company of Japan will film Neewollah events for December broadcast. Filming arrives Oct. 30 with two directors a cameraman a reporter and an interpreter. There are 57 candidates in the Neewollah queen contest with talent judging at 6 30 p m Oct. 30 in the high school auditorium.
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Tohoku Broadcasting Company of Japan
Neewollah
Connally forecasts a Ford Reagan GOP nomination race
Former Treasury Secretary John Connally says a tight contest between Ford and Reagan is likely for the GOP nomination with Reagan possibly winning New Hampshire. He notes Ford’s trips may backfire by drawing more attention to Reagan and criticizes Ford as not bold enough. Abrams backs Bayh and Galbraith backs Udall in Democratic endorsements.
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Texas
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Birch Bayh
Abrams
George McGovern
Bayh
Wallace Begins Europe Swing As Presidential Bid Hint
Alabama Governor George Wallace arrived in London with 60 aides for a 50,000 mile European trip aimed at broadening his image as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. He meets Prime Minister Wilson and Margaret Thatcher while discussing NATO and Helsinki era security.
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UPI
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Heathrow
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Italy
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France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Helsinki
Finland
America
Harold Wilson
Downing St
Margaret Thatcher
Intercepted Letter to Cha Named Nute
A fragment titled Intercepted letter to Cha mentions a person named Nute. The readable portion suggests correspondence or a wartime communication fragment without clear context or dates. The text emphasizes the intercepted nature and adds no further identifying details.
Fredonia Man Dies in Rear-End Collision on County Road
Fred A. Rowe 89 of Fredonia died when his 1963 Buick struck a farm tractor driven by John M. Fulghum 36 two miles north and 1.4 miles west of Fredonia. Rowe died at the scene. Fulghum was uninjured. The crash occurred at 2:55 p.m. Sunday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Timmons-Knickerbocker Funeral Chapel. Burial in Fredonia Cemetery.
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Fred A. Rowe
Kansas Highway Patrol
Rowe
John M. Fulghum
Fulghum
Timmons-Knickerbocker Funeral Chapel
Fredonia Cemetery
Kissinger Says U S Not Ready for Specific Egypt Aid
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told NBC that the United States is not prepared to commit to specific military aid for Egypt. He said Ford will discuss aid in general terms when meeting with Anwar Sadat, with broader peace frameworks under consideration.
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UPI
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Egypt
Henry Kissinger
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Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Soviet Union
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Middle East
Nuclear power program to be given in Iola
A nuclear power program will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Allen County Community Junior College in Iola. Kansas State University instructors will give the talk, sponsored by the Allen County Extension Service. Attendance is open to the public.
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Iola
Kansas State University
Allen County Community Junior College
The
Allen County Extension Service
Pay raise demand ends in walkout by McPherson firefighters
In McPherson Kansas the city faced a mass resignation as eight firefighters and three assistant chiefs quit after the city refused a $1 per hour raise. The chief and 11 volunteers remain to cover firefighting duties as negotiations tied to the 1977 budget continue.
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Kan
UPI
Kansas
Fred Diehl
R.M. Millard
Kansas City
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