Accolade for Saline Lawmakers Belated Mail Reality
Saline County legislators complain about mail volume and its management while noting thoughtful letters can influence Capitol debates. The piece argues representative democracy hinges on capable, honest lawmakers and the voters’ right to recall them if they fail, despite mail campaigns and busy political maneuvering.
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Saline County
Capitol
Topeka
Mable
Whitley Austin
Salina
Farm Newsman Kay Melia Named 1973 Farm Newsman of the Year
Kay Melia, longtime KIUL veteran and current general manager of KLOE radio and TV, plus Goodland Cable-TV, has been named 1973 Farm Newsman of the Year by FAR-MARCO for outstanding agricultural journalism. Newest Tenessen addition Chuck joins Joe and Joan Tennessen in Greeley, as family visits old neighbors. Weather delays yard work, while a cartoon riffs on rising food costs and farmer jokes.
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Goodland
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Far-Marco
Denver
Colo
Joe Tennessen
Greeley, Colo
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Tennessens
Don
Ray McKees
Tenessen
Chuck
Garden City Telegram publication details and rates
Garden City Telegram announces publication Sundays and holidays with mailing rates and local display pricing. It lists staff roles, office address, and subscription options including carrier and by mail prices, plus AP membership language and rights retained.
Mafia Discrimination By Ethnicity Sparks Letter To Editor
Art Buchwald argues that Mafia coverage biases harm Italian Americans and urges opening membership to women and non Italians. He contends the Mafia, a national enterprise, should be governed by equal opportunity law and could benefit from diverse leadership and talent.
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Mafia
Liberalize Workmen's Compensation Fails in Kansas
Kansas labor leader Jim Yount campaigns for a broader workmen's compensation law as a 21 year old Bergemann suffers a halved foot from a conveyor bucket. He contrasts Kansas limits with federal coverage under ECLA and cites state totals for wage loss and medical benefits, arguing many workers exhaust benefits and face welfare. A committee balks at liberalization while notes on duplication in government include Kansas State University Outdoor Cookery booklets and barbecue recipes.
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Leroy Towns
Topeka
Jim Yount
Kansas State Federation of Labor
Yount
National Commission On
Kansas
Marvin Bergemann
Enterprise
Bergemann
Young
Cooperative Extension Service of
Kansas State University
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
Muskie Picked to Respond to Nixon TV Address
In Washington Democratic leaders designate Sen. Edmund S. Muskie to reply to President Nixon on national TV Monday night. Muskie aides say major networks will carry the Maine Democrat's speech live as a news event and he will address Nixon's topics on Vietnam and the economy.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
Muskie
Maine
Vietnam
Bible verse on praising God and joy in worship
A brief devotional note highlights Psalm 147:1 praising God as pleasant and comely. It states God delights in worship and people are pleased when they sing His praises. The passage emphasizes praise as a joyful, mutual practice.
CEO Shutdown Costs Taxpayers Amid Hiring Spree
Jack Anderson reports that Howard Phillips plans to hire over 300 new employees at a cost approaching $1 million as he dismantles the Office of Economic Opportunity. Critics say the hires include political allies and GOP operatives, while the OEO closure proceeds. The piece notes temporary promotions and furniture purchases, plus a $50 flag program, all paid by taxpayers, with the final shutdown slated for June 30. It also covers loopholes in the Ocean Mammals Act enabling brutal federal permits for commercial raids on Puget Sound, and points to Swift and Co as the “Tax Avoider of the Week” for exploiting tax rules through subsidiaries and write-offs.
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Washington
Howard Phillip
Office of Economic Opportunity
Phillips
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Fred Harris
Swift and Co
Swift
Harris
U.S
Views Varied on Action of WeTip
Ontario Calif AP anonymous tipsters supply drug leads to narcotics officers through WeTip. In a year 1,948 tips yielded 125 arrests and 22 convictions. $1,300 paid in rewards as about half refused payment. WeTip operates in 44 California cities with a toll free statewide number. anonymity is central to the program founded by William Brownell.
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Calif
California
WeTip
William Brownell
Los Angeles County
Tampa
Fla
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer 31 Feminine name and more clues
A crossword clue set by Eugene Sheffer featuring entries for a feminine name limb Aida digits singer Smith large lake large fixed stone and grief themed puzzle items
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Eugene Sheffer
Aida
Singer
Smith
Large Lake
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