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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1971
Page
6
Student teachers from Kansas State College at Pittsburg are placed in Chanute public schools as part of a new program.
The State Revenue Department reports July and August receipts from Topeka Lawrence and Manhattan totalled about 7 500 dollars, with projections of 200 000 to 225 000 dollars monthly once collections normalize. Officials note delays while merchants remit July taxes and expect state distribution around Sept 15.
Atty. Gen. Danforth holds that a student may keep voting residency at home or establish a new one if certain conditions are met. The ruling allows registration and voting where the student attends school if they abandon their original residence and intend to reside indefinitely in the new community. The article also covers teacher training sessions at KSC and participating colleges including Neosho Junior College and Fort Scott.
John H. Geiger 46, elected national commander of the American Legion, says he aims for a proactive Legion. He envisions action from the White House to the grassroots rather than reacting only to crises. Geiger, an architect from Des Plaines, Illinois, leads about 2.7 million members.
Kansas Department of Revenue announces 1971 tax schools held in cooperation with Kansas State University extension service and the Internal Revenue Service. Courses tour Garden City Great Bend Colby Beloit Kansas City Topeka Chanute Wichita Salina with dates in November and December. More than 2400 tax consultants attended last year.
Bethany College in Linwood Kan announces a gift of 25000 from the Charles E Merrill Trust of Ithaca NY to the Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery. The gallery opened in 1957 to honor artist professor Birger Sandzen who served Bethany for 52 years and died in 1954.
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