Campus atmosphere prevails at Kansas women’s prison visit
Lansing Kansas lawmakers on a tour of the Kansas Correctional Institution for Women compared its grounds to a campus. Director Sally Halford outlined plans for expanded recreation, new programs, and college courses with Saint Mary College as a path to associate degrees for residents.
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Lansing
Kansas Correctional Institution For
Lansing Men's Prison
KCIW
Kansas Legislature
Sally Chandler Halford
Booth
Halord
Neola Iowa Bus Crash Kills Three Children
A privately organized trip near Neola ends in a fatal crash. Three children died Page James 8 Robbie Hood 12 and an 8 year old son of bus driver Carolyn James. At least 33 survived with many sent to Council Bluffs hospitals. Investigators probe why the Tri Center School District bus overturned near a bridge abutment on Highway 191.
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Neola
Iowa
Lori Ring
Lori
Paul Ring
Carolyn James
Council Bluffs
National Transportation Safety Board
Tri-Center
Avoca
Iowa Highway 191
Mosquito Creek
Page James
Jim Gilbraith
Lowell Gilbraith
Robbie Hood
Ernest L. Hood
James
White House ends public detail on Soviet nuclear tests
The White House will stop releasing details on Soviet test sizes after two underground explosions raised political concerns. The State Department said Congress was privately informed about the tests as part of classified briefings, with public disclosures limited to acknowledging the tests occurred and their timing and location.
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Washington
White House
Ford
State Department
Frederick Z. Brown
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Energ Research and Development Administration
National Security Council
NSC
Ronald Reagan
United States
Reagan
Hiroshima
Five area residents pass Kansas CPA exam
Four local persons and one area man are among 81 Kansans identified by the Kansas Board of Accountancy as having passed a Certified Public Accountant exam given in May. Names and addresses include Cynthia Ellis, John Hoofer Jr, Steven Scheid, Camilla Wagner, and Stanley Porter. The board reports 2,471 CPA certificates issued in Kansas and 1,046 CPAs registered with permits to practice through June 30, 1977.
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Kansas Board of Accountancy
Cynthia Ellis
John Hoofer Jr
W. 24Th
Steven Scheid
St. Andrews
Camilla Wagner
Ohio
Stanley Porter
Kansas
State Board
County Democrats to realign Aug 16
Douglas County Democrats reorganize their local party on August 16 and elect a new two year executive board. Precinct committeemen and committeewomen chosen in Tuesday's primary meet at 7 30 p m in the community room of the Douglas County State Bank for officer elections. Public invited.
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Douglas County
Douglas County State Bank
Clergymen admit part in food stamp swindle
In Washington two pastors from St. Philips Pentecostal Church pleaded guilty to fraud, admitting they helped drain about 250000 dollars from the federal food stamp program. They used funds to finance personal purchases and church expansion as investigators traced a four year pattern of sales by the church and ice cream parlor.
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Washington
Lucius S. Cartwright
Albert R. Hamrick
St. Phillip’s Pentacostal Church
Cartwright
Hamrick
Montreal
New Orleans
Asst
U.S. Atty
Eric B. Marcy
Agriculture Department
District of Columbia
D.C
U.S. District Court
Joseph C. Waddy
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