Legislature's About Face in Kansas 1972 Session
Editorial notes the Kansas Legislature recessed after 60 days on March 13 1972. It criticizes the revenue raising approach but praises progress including penal reform welfare funding education budgets highway program and agency reorganizations. It asserts accomplishments outweigh failures and Kansans benefit.
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Garden City Telegram
Gov. Dockings
State Department of Correction
Revenue and Administration
Topeka
Paddlefish suit halts Missouri reservoir project in Kansas City
A federal suit in Kansas City seeks to stop construction of the Harry S. Truman reservoir in Missouri. The case argues the 55,600 acre flood control and recreation project could threaten the paddlefish or spoonbill, a remnant from prehistoric times, while costs reach about 294 million dollars.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Educational gap explored in St. Thomas sermon
Rev Bill Seybert framed education as personal development in life’s lab. He outlined four aims production procedure promotion and idea oriented. Each guides learning and work from preaching social Gospel to theology. This week Rev Emil Dinkel will discuss the Poverty Gap at a 12:05 noon service with lunch.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
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Bill Seybert
Seybert
Emil Dinkel
St. Mary’s
Wallace Favored In Florida Primary Says Jimmy the Greek
Jimmy the Greek predicts George Wallace will win Florida easily with a 1 to 4 odds. Humphrey Muskie and Jackson contend for second, while McGovern Lindsay and other candidates trail. Florida turnout expected above 1.2 million voters. busing opposition cited as Wallace’s issue.
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John Lindsay
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Miami
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New Hampshire
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Lindsay
Shirley Chisholm
Wilbur Mills
Eugene McCarthy
Vance Hartke
Sam Yorty
Nixon
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Secret Service Agents Lead Interesting White House Lives
Jim Bishop recalls Secret Service men under James Rowley and Mike Reilly who guarded presidents from Roosevelt to Kennedy. anecdotes include Reilly at Warm Springs, Churchill bathing guards, and Mrs Rutherford’s awareness that the president had left. Eisenhower, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Kennedy are noted for their relations with the detail and Kennedy’s 1963 limousine moment.
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James Rowley
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Jim Rowley
Mike
Warm Springs
Franklin Roosevelt
Laura Delano
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Fla
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Edward Stettinius
Howard Anderson
Amberson
Churchhill
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Atlantic Ocean
Allamuchy
N.J
Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
Dewey Long
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eleanor Roosevelt
No-Load Funds Outperform In Mutual Fund Study
Yale Hirsch’s analysis of mutual funds finds no-load funds delivering higher returns over five to twenty years. He shows a $10,000 no-load growing to $17,935 in five years versus $16,059 for load funds, even after applying an 8.5 percent sales charge. The study emphasizes effective long term growth and warns averages can mislead.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Yale Hirsch
Hirsch
Mirsch
Notable facts and quirks from modern life and science
Hal Boyle surveys topics from suicide attempts and taxes to headhunting myths and litter laws. He notes only one in nine self harm attempts succeed, taxes may rise by seven billion, Asmat skull trophies double as pillows, and U S birth-age trends slow reproductive age. He cites Jackson’s 1903 US crosscountry trip and laments pollution and mental illness numbers.
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United States
Asmat
New Guinea
Col
H. Nelson Jackson
San Francisco
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Fourteen Clues Reveal Puzzle Theme
Puzzle entries list numerous clues and answers spanning across and down. Readers see hints for White House and Hebrew nicknames, parson, muffin, hostelry, parrot, and other terms, with a mix of general knowledge references and brief definitions across many numbered slots.
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Hawk
Catsar
Jonson
Ireland
Aleutian Island
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