Haskell Eyes Change in BIA Structure May Shift Oversight
Proposed Bureau of Indian Affairs reforms could move Haskell Indian Junior College out of Anadarko area office control. Sup t Wallace Galluzzi outlines three outcomes including direct Washington DC education office, regional education office, or remaining under Anadarko with altered authority. The plan creates 63 new field administrators to expand local Indian decision making while abolishing current area superintendents. Secretary Hickel had begun reallocating area director authority as talks with Billy Mills proceed.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Haskell Indian Junior College
Anadarko, Okla
BIA
Haskell
Supt. Wallace
Galluzzi
Area Bia
Anadarko
Washington, D.C
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Walter Hickel
Court Docket Reports Wide Range of Traffic and Loitering Citations
A string of court records lists dozens of individuals from cities including Long Beach New York El Dorado Shawnee Mission and Bartlesville facing charges such as loitering speeding speeding with various fines from 5 to 45 dollars and social violations like driving on a sidewalk or no driver's license. The entries name defendants and addresses including Joel F. Goldstein Roger Sneegas John Trevolla Clifford Couch Rick Farrier Barbara D Armond Norma Hamrick and Melvin Beerbower among others with penalties varying accordingly.
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Byron Sneegas
Pawnee
George Anderson
Redbud Sn
Larry Nace
el Dorado
Jennifer Payne
Bartlesville
Okla
Guy Heyl
Sharon Springs
James W. Harris
Camdenton
Marshall Leffler
Bonner Springs
Billy L. Sims
N.Y
Terrence Donahue
Windsor P
Larry Edens
Rockledge Rd
Ann. Boysen
Shawnee Mission
William West
First
Michigan
Patrick Lawler
Tenn
Leon Sagaloff
William Meek Jr
North
Joseph Zelinski
Barbara D'Armond
Summit
Norma Hamrick
Elm
Randy Tyson
Yorkshire
Kent McDonald
Broadview
Jerry Butterbaugh
William Davis
Powers
Richard Bullard
W. 25Th
Scroggins Named New Executive Director of CRC
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Civil Rights Commission announced Thursday the appointment of Troy Scroggins 37 as its new executive director. Scroggins has served on the staff nearly four years and replaces Homer Floyd who resigned last February. He is a Wichita native who grew up in Junction City and graduated from Washburn University Topeka. He joined the commission March 1 1967 as a field investigator.
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Topeka
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Troy Scroggins
Scroggins
Commission
Homer Floyd
University of Kansas
Wichita
Junction City
Washburn University of Topeka
Public Power District Uses Targets To Stop Hunters
Nebraska Public Power District in Columbus prints targets showing a crew silhouette to deter hunters from shooting at insulators on utility poles. The utility spends about 20000 dollars yearly replacing damaged insulators. The target scores reward head or heart shots with ten points and other hits down to five, while tailfeather hits incur minus ten.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Bond Rates Decline In Junction City Bond Sale
Junction City sold $534 094 in 10 year general obligation bonds to Fourth National Bank and Trust Co of Wichita with a bid of 3 8974 percent. Six bids were received and total interest will be 115 172 dollars. Officials said this rate was the lowest in several years. Last May a $315 321 bond issue carried 5 87721 percent and total interest of 102 576 dollars.
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Junction City
Fourth National Bank and Trust Co
Wichita
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Billy Mills
Joel F. Goldstein
Long Beach
Roger Sneegas
John Trevolla
Clifford Couch
Eudora
Robert Gutierrez
Naismith
Loren J. Sommer
Dennis Marsh
Kansas
Bart Kreutzer
Baldwin
William Nichols
Rt. 5
New Crc
Troy
Lawrence's
S&m
S& W
E. 23Rd St
Morton House
Ellis
AG Grocers
West
Avalon RD
Associated Realty Co
Duckwall
Hillcrest
Hankscraft
Calins Allatty
Apollo Casuals
Munsey
Aeery
Beacon Bordeaux
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