Republicans Seek To Recast Kansas Image In Gop Shift
Kansas politics shows Republicans borrowing from Democrats as House and Senate tilt toward Democrats. Gov Robert Bennett cancels National Governors Conference trip citing cost. Wendell Lady urges GOP to shed pro business anti labor label and listen to labor voices. Former President Ford and Sen Bob Dole cited as examples of the shift. The piece questions if rhetoric or real change drives the party.
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Robert Bennett
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Wendell
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Gerald Ford
Bob Dole
Distaff Side on Beef Empire Days and grocery trials
A grocery column notes Beef Empire Days purchases and odd supermarket moments. It humorously recalls resisting vegetarian guests, offering random buyer guidance, and a home front mishap while hunting for staples. A reader mentions frozen yogurt sticks and chocolate covered yogurt treats.
Rights and credits note from AP newspaper page
A partial excerpt outlines Associated Press rights for local news printed in the edge paper and for AP dispatches, reserving rights of publication and use. The fragment indicates standard newspaper attribution language about exclusive reproduction rights and publication permissions.
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Public Safety Officers Benefits Act honors fallen heroes
James J Kilpatrick notes the names McLeod La Framboise Watroba Van Barber Sheridan Schmidt Dacyezyn Murray among unsung heroes killed in the line of duty. He discusses the Public Safety Officers Benefits Act of 1976 authorizing $50,000 deaths benefits to families of officers and firefighters, praising Congress while raising constitutional questions and acknowledging public perception shifts due to television.
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Washington
America
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la Framboise
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Sheridan
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Murray
Allen Bruce McLeod
Law Enforcement ‘Assistance Administration
Public Safety Officers
Gerald Ford
Congress
Polic
Budget fights color Washingtons crossfire over Pentagon waste
Bert Lance presses the White House to curb Defense Department excesses citing 245 legal violations since 1963 totaling 319 million dollars. He urges presidential backing, warns urgent control, while Army and Engineers face overages and lighter accounting may follow. Rep. McCloskey pivots on a consumer agency, facing Nader criticism and internal staff pressure.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Georgia
Pentagon
Lance
Carrero
Defense
Harold Brown
Oval Office
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Brown
Army
Defense Department
Department of Defense
Paul Estee McCloskey
Calif
Richard Nixon
Consumer Protection Agency
White House
Advil Peterson
McChoskey
Ralph Nader
McCloskey
Nader
Ralph
Public Pulse BPE Questions Kansas 2000 Estimates
Senator Leroy A Hayden questions large differences between Kansas 2 000 population projections and local chamber estimates. He fears planners may rely on the pessimistic Kansas 2 000 figures for Finney Grant and Scott Counties amid inflation and rising population, urging access to alternative projections.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Finney
Grant
Scott
Sah
Leroy A. Hayden
CBer Defends Citizen Band Radio Help Versus Captain Swim
Greg Campbell criticizes Captain Swim for blaming CB users after a missing radio report. He cites Ohio Patrol use of CB Channel 9 and Patrol Col. Reiss figures, arguing CBs aid accidents, drunk driving, and roadway hazards, urging respectful use and proper communication.
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Adam
G.” Reiss
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Francis Donald Nemechek
Swim
Grover
Greg Campbell
KNL
Equal Opportunity Aims to End Handicapped Discrimination
Dean Phillips of Goodwill Industries argues that federal rules guaranteeing handicapped access in programs receiving federal funds are milestones toward equal rights. He notes costs but highlights benefits in education, social services, and employment, urging full enforcement and accessible facilities for all seniors and disabled persons.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Goodwill Industries
Fatire
Dean Phillips
Aferica
Washington
Beechnut Baby Food Recalled Over Mold Concerns
The FDA recalls 280000 jars of Beechnut baby foods produced by Baker Beech-Nut Corp in Canajoharie NY after mold found in Tapioca desserts and prunes. Jars in 24-case tons distributed across the eastern U S bear lot numbers starting with 112 7131 and 7112. No health hazard is expected. recall aims to remove moldy product from shelves.
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Food and
Drug Administration
FDA
Baker Beech-Nut Corp
Od Canajoharie,nzy
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