Hayes poised to become Kansas House majority leader
Rep. John Hayes of Hutchinson appears set to win the Kansas House majority leader post after fellow contenders shifted support. Hayes has backing from House Speaker Duane McGill and fellow leaders, reducing opposition. He may step down from interim judiciary chair and defers on challenging McGill for speaker.
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UPI
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Manhattan
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Pete’’ McGill
Winfield
Statehouse
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House
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Dodge City
Carlos Cooper
Bonner Springs
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Cooper
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GOP
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House Judiciary Committee
Kissinger ends Middle East shuttle trip in Damascus stopover
Secretary of State Kissinger briefed Syrian leaders on the Egyptian Israeli peace pact and flew to Washington after three hours in Damascus. He met President Assad and discussed regional developments while Saudis and Jordanians welcomed him amid hopes Congress will approve Hawk missiles for Jordan.
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UPI
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London
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Jordan
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Turkey
America
Israel
Henry Kissinger
NCCJC fall enrollment tops five hundred
Total enrollment for the fall semester at Neosho County Community Junior College reaches 537 students, a fulltime equivalent of about 405.8, per NCCJC official figures.
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Kathleen Pickett
Neosho County
Weather area forecast and college enrollment notes
Partly cloudy through Thursday with hot today in the 90s and nights mid 60s to near 70. Thursday highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. NCCJC trustees hear dean Smith report on FTE enrollment and budget factors. Official day enrollment complete with some night course enrollment. Sept 15 1974 FTE 373.4 vs 370.8 last year, up about 9 percent. Sanders: budget based on 450 enrollment, exceeded by about eight. Per-student cost may drop from $1,553.71 to about $1,500 due to higher enrollment. Enrollment projections deemed unreliable. factors include veterans, labor market, Erie extension courses. Total credit hours 6,088, with Neosho County contributing 4,298 (70.6%) and Kansas students 5,878 hours (96.5%). Further details continue on page 11.
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Erie
Neosho County
Kansas
School board accepts resignation of member Blackwood
USD 413 board accepted the resignation of Dr. Dwight Blackwood after he won an appointment to the Kansas Highway Advisory Committee. The meeting noted enrollment trends with elementary at 1,271 and high school 620, plus class sizes from 16 to 30. Title I funds rise to 72,000, funding a secretary and aides. a weightlifting machine was approved. Bruce Ward named district attorney. insurance rates increased. early release dates set. handbooks approved. PTAs receive carnival permissions. a special education cooperative join approved.
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Bud Huffman
Dwight Blackwood
USD 413
Board of Education
Blackwood
Kansas Highway Advisory Committee
Jerry Steele
Congress Split Over Sinai Monitors In Peace Pact
Congress remains divided over sending about 150 U.S. civilian technicians to Sinai to monitor the Israeli Egypt peace accord. President Ford seeks quick approval as Kissinger returns from shuttle diplomacy and lawmakers weigh Soviet presence fears and potential confrontations in the Golan Heights region.
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UPI
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U.S
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Dash
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Mansfield
Golan Heights
Syria
Death Aboard Aeroflot Flight Sparks Jurisdiction Fight
A Soviet Aeroflot airliner with 103 passengers from New York to Moscow was halted after a crewman was shot dead midflight. Police suspect self-inflicted death, while the Soviet Embassy calls it an accident and seeks to keep the body on the plane. British authorities and the Soviet mission dispute jurisdiction as the case unfolds at Heathrow.
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UPI
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Moscow
British Foreign Office
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Scotland Yard
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Nikolai M. Lanov
New sports editor named at The Tribune
Stuart Butcher 25 replaces Gary Isaacson as The Tribune sports editor. Butcher, a Neosho County junior college and 1972 Emporia Kansas State College graduate, has worked at The Tribune since July 1972. Isaacson moves to Salina Journal sports staff. Butcher and his wife Linda and daughter Jana live at 905 W 7th.
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Gary Isaacson
Tribune
Butcher
Neosho County Community Junior College
Emporia Kansas State College
the Tribune
Isaacson
Salina
His Wife
Linda
Daughter Jana
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Lytle Hired as Consulting Attorney for Kansas P and L Case
Kansas Corportion Commission Chairman G T Van Bebber hires Robert Lytle a former law partner of Gov Robert Bennett to advise on Kansas Power and Light natural gas rate hike The arrangement follows Bennett’s push to allow a legislator into an executive post Lytle will be paid 38 per hour with a 300 per day cap and has no rare case experience.
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UPI
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G. T. van Bebber
Robert Bennett
Commission
van Bebber
Robert Lytle
Kansas Power & Light Co
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Bennett
Class hours counted could require adjustments
The statement notes that figures would need to be revised if the total hours spent in class were tallied. It emphasizes potential recalculation based on attendance or time tracking changes.
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