Ford strategy may backfire in presidential race
House Speaker Carl Albert warns President Ford risks alienating independents and moderates by courting Reagan era conservatives, potentially benefiting the Democratic nominee in the November election. Albert notes Ford’s vetoes of employment bills could trigger backlash among moderates.
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Agency Plans Road Projects in Kansas
Kansas Department of Transportation will spend 12 million dollars this summer on wide surface overlays and shoulder stabilization on freeway segments. Secretary O. D. Turner said financing comes from freeway fund investments and noted 8 000 miles of non inter states, non freeway highways need a similar program. Aimed at reconstruction rehabilitation and resurfacing, the plan seeks rapid results without lengthy site work. Turner spoke to the Kansas Contractors Association.
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KC man sentenced in beating death of stepson
Allen Russell Thurman of Kansas City, 29, was sentenced to five years after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the 2-year-old stepson William Michael Thomas death. A coroner's jury had ruled the boy was feloniously assaulted, with the death occurring in April 1973.
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