Lawmakers debate restructuring Kansas aging office
Kansas legislators weigh elevating the state office on aging within SRS or creating a separate aging department. Supporters say aging programs need more attention and oversight, while opponents fear new bureaucracy.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Office On Aging
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
State Department On Aging
Cal Broughton
Douglas County
Planning Council On Services
Broughton
SRS
Senate
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
State Department
Gaar
Berman
Office On
al Bramble
State Office On
Lawrence
Robert Harder
State ‘Commission On Aging
Department On Aging
State
Old
State Office On Aging
Division of Social Services
Johnson County
Fifth candidate enters city race
Bette Henry Mallonee of 400 Lo cust becomes the fifth entrant in the Lawrence City Commission race. A Republican precinct committeewoman and former PTA president, she advocates a more responsive city government with citizen input and wage earner voices alongside business interests. Mallonee, a life-long Lawrence resident, is married to Harold Mallonee, a city fire inspector, with two children.
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Bette Henry Mallonee
Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence
Lew Henry
Old City Council
City Commission
Ers
Lawrence residents enter District 497 school board race
Barbara Crews joins Georgann Willee and Bill Hopkins as candidates for three seats in the April 5 election. Crews, 50, a former physical therapist and Lawrence native, holds a KU degree and is a Woodlawn PTA past president and former secretary-treasurer of the Lawrence Library Board. She and husband Raymond have four children.
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Barbara Crews
Camelback
Lawrence
Crews
Raymond
Bryan
Woodlawn Pta
Lawrence Library Board
Trinity Episcopal Church
Correction fixes tax move quote attributed to Rep Glover
A Journal-World correction clarifies a 1974 statement attributed to Lawrence State Rep Mike Glover. The paper says Gov Robert Bennett did not propose making Kansas income tax deductions conform with federal regulations but opposed such a move.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Mike Glover
Glover
Robert Bennett
Kansas
Bennett
Rockefellers Reflect on Taking the Vice Presidency
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller explains his decision to accept the No 2 post amid post Watergate concerns saying he sought to help stabilize government and ensure normal electoral procedures. Neta Pollom announces she will not seek re election as Kansas GOP vice chair and the state committee plans to elect new officers on January 28.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Rockefeller
Gerald R. Ford
Richard Nixon
Topeka
Kan
Neta Pollom
Kansas
Republican State Committee
Carter aides propose nationwide tour to press domestic agenda
A 29 page transition memo outlines a three month plan for President elect Carter to tour the nation in mid March to build support for domestic programs. The agenda includes talks with Canadian and Mexican leaders and appearances before Congress and the United Nations.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
United Nations
Associated Press
Cancer society urges Congress to shift drug testing power
The American Cancer Society asks Congress to transfer FDA control of testing new anti cancer drugs and combinations to the National Cancer Institute. Researchers say FDA overcautious safety rules slow clinical use, while FDA officials defend protecting patients. Prominent oncologists support NCI stearing development in non profit cancer centers.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
National Cancer Institute
FDA
William Gyarfas
Bureau of Drugs
Vincent J. DeVita Jr
NCI
DeVita
Associated Press
R. Lee Clark
University of Texas Cancer Research System
Emil Freireich
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Linwood Health Clinic Extension Sees Patient Surge
Linwood health department clinic in Linwood will continue for at least another month after a busy Tuesday with over 30 patients served. A second session is planned for February 15 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Linwood United Methodist Church.
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Linwood
Leavenworth County
Delores Vought
KU enrollment begins with phased spring registration
KU students start spring enrollment at the Lawrence campus with seniors registering first at Hoch Auditorium and Allen Fieldhouse. Undergraduates follow Thursday and Friday in a large alphabetical schedule, while graduates and law students enroll 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Easy Access enrollment for nondegree community members is at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Lawrence
Hoch Auditorium
Allen Fieldhouse
School of Education
Kansas Union
Heartbeat Festival draws riders to Wichita from six states
Lawrence residents form car pools to attend the Heartbeat Festival at Century II in Wichita. The event, sponsored by The Way International Biblical Research and Teaching Ministry, runs Friday through Sunday and expects attendees from Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. Transportation contact: David Moore Jr. at 1733 W. 24th.
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Lawrence
Wichita
Century II Convention Center
The
Way
International Biblical Research and Teaching Ministry
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
David Moore Jr
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Arnold Berman
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Ways and Means Committee
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Rockey
GOP Vice
University Motors
Plains
Washington D.C
Jimmy Carter
Plains Depot
Cancer Society
Society
Rep
Paul G. Rogers
Subcommittee On Health and Environment
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Newsweek
Town Crier
Mass
Malls
Coats
Bes Men's Wear
Massachusetts
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