Survey highlights local business, dining and town needs
The Journal-World reveals residents want better customer service and wages, more appealing storefronts, more quality restaurants, and broader taxation relief. People urge modern retail, diversified industry like Hallmark, vocational education, and a retirement complex while noting Sundays closed for non essentials. A scenic community drive is suggested.
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Hallmark
Lawrence
Journal-World
Journal-World Photos
Charlton Building Sold for Remodeling by Continental Construction
The 62 year old Charlton Insurance Building at 7th and NH Streets was sold by Mrs. Glenn Charlton and Robert S. Charlton to Robert Moore of Continental Construction Co. of Lawrence. Remodeling planned this spring with mid summer completion to update heating and add entrances.
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Charlton Insurance
7Th and
N.H. Sts
Glenn Charlton
Robert S. Charlton
Robert Moore
Continental Construction Company of
Lawrence
Continental Construction Co
Continental Construction
McGrew
Charlton
Duane Schwada
Schwadal
Schwada
Insurance
Charlton Agency
Charlton Family Leads Insurance Firm Through Generations
The fourth generation to run the Charlton insurance business began after John L. Charlton started the firm in 1861. Robert S. Charlton took over management following the death of his father Glenn E. Charlton in 1947.
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John L. Charlton
Robert S. Charlton
Glenn E. Charlton
Johnson seeks 2.1 billion for job training program
President Johnson asked Congress for 2.1 billion dollars in manpower funds to train 1.3 million hard core unemployed as his top priority in the 1969 federal budget. He said the right to meaningful work hinges on education and job skills, noting discrimination and slum environments deny this opportunity.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Manpower Training Funding Tops 1968 Budget Push
A Budget Bureau spokesperson said job training totals 311 million more than fiscal 1968. The programs include 1.1 billion from the Office of Economic Opportunity and 790 million from the Labor Department to train 1.3 million people, up 300000 from last year.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Veterans Administration
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
Scheduling clash bill targets WSU KSU KU games
A bill to require scheduling of major sport contests among Wichita State University Kansas State University and the University of Kansas was introduced in the Kansas House. It was authored by Representatives Frederick Linde J L Harper and Franklin Gaines.
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Topeka
Wichita State University
Kansas State
University of Kansas
Frederick Linde
Wichita
J. L. Harper
Franklin Gaines
D-Agusta
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