Carter years spark uncertainty among observers
A Saturday column notes lingering uncertainty about Jimmy Carter as he prepares to take office. Among Georgians who know him, opinions vary on his policies and leadership style, with Bert Lance praised as a capable, reform‑minded budget chief and optimism expressed for Carter’s administration despite questions about Congress and bureaucracy.
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Nessen bids farewell lauding Ford and self
Ron Nessen the outgoing White House press secretary praised President Ford for repairing ties with the press and defended journalists against a combative tone. He cited Ford's 372 press events and urged reporters to avoid sneering andmuggerlike behavior as he joked about granting himself a pardon for minor faults.
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Conservatism on busing and punishment rises in college survey
Carnegie Council survey of 25 000 undergrads 25 000 grads and 25 000 faculty on 1969 and 1975 campuses finds 74 percent of undergrads oppose busing for racial balance and 36 percent favor abolishing capital punishment. Yet marijuana legalization support climbs to 55 percent among students and 50 percent among teachers in 1975 from 46 and 30 percent in 1969.
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Commission to grill consultant about plan
Douglas County Commission plans to order continued work on a rural land use plan and questions Ron Jones about value for money. Chapters on transportation housing and public facilities show vague conclusions. officials seek accuracy and usable guidance before approving more funds.
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Two Doctors to Begin Work at Haskell
An osteopath and his medical doctor wife join Haskell Indian Junior College on January 20. Garrett W. Duckworth will be full time physician for the Indian Health Service in Mound City and Holton, while Azucena Sue Duckworth will serve as IHS physician until July before starting internal medicine in Kansas City. Bonnar says the plan restores full clinic services and expands spring offerings at the Haskell Health Center.
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Sue) Sinahon Duckworth
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Local hospital admissions dismissals and births list
Hospital records show admissions for Burton Brown at McLouth Barbara Osburn Rt. 1 William Kerby 3020 Iowa and dismissals for Robert Alumbaugh 1626 Powers Rosella Beers 1410 Summit Evelyn Hopkins and baby girl 2200 Harper Darlene Harris and baby boy 1746 Tenn Thomas Kelly 2111 Kasold Carl Mibeck 1208 Del. B. Births reported for Mr and Mrs Tom R. Thomas Baldwin a girl and Mr and Mrs William A Brinkerhoff Overland Park a girl Friday.
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Demos to Reorganize District Democratic Committee
The Third Congressional District Democratic Central Committee will reorganize and elect new officers on January 29 in Kansas City. Joseph Carey, chairman, said the session will be held at the downtown Kansas City Kansas Holiday Inn.
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TEST SLATED FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY SIREN TEST
The Douglas County disaster Siren Warning System will be tested at noon Monday. If weather is inclement the test will be deferred to the following Monday.
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Lawrence Chamber group returns from Hawaii vacation
About 40 Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members and spouses flew home Tuesday after a two week Hawaii group vacation. Executive VP Glenn West said the trip, planned to offer a reduced group rate, was the second such trip in two years. Members reported a fine time with no complications.
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Crop production estimates due next Monday
Washington AP The Agriculture Department will issue revised estimates for 1976 crop production next Monday including corn and soybeans.
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Area candidates file for local offices ahead of Feb 1 deadline
With two weeks left before the February 1 filing cutoff area races see only a few declared. Seven seek school board seats across six districts and one seeks a city council post. Kenneth R Holladay seeks re election to the Eudora school board in Douglas County alongside expiring terms for Mosser Weeks. Winter mantel and Flick inger Trick also seek new terms in Baldwin and Perry Lecompton districts respectively. Other filings include Hirsch for re election to Perry Lecompton school board and Seelbinder Chapman for Tonganoxie board. Several city and county races require filings or signatures under local rules.
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Robert Raines
Richard Brauer
Howard Jones
Eudora bank reports growth and optimism for 1977
Kaw Valley State Bank of Eudora saw resources rise by over 1.1 million to 9.698 million 234 as of January 1. President Kelvin Hoover told stockholders and directors the year was excellent and projected suburban growth with the upcoming four lane K-10 highway and expanded markets in Lawrence and Johnson County.
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Community Forum On School Discrimination Charge In Lawrence
The Community School issues forum will meet at 7 30 p.m. Monday at ECEAN Community Action Center 1201 E 13th with DEH E and Welfare representatives to discuss a charge of discrimination in the Lawrence school system.
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