Kansas Business Leaders Urge Expanded Career Education
Three representatives of the Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry told a legislative education committee that schools must train youths for trades and expand career education. They urged universal teacher qualification in career education, funding for programs, and a shift from a college-only mindset, citing job-mismatch and high school program statistics.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Dan McClenny
Emporia
EACI
Industrial Council
EACT
State Board of Education
Hearing Dates Altered for 4 In Drug Case
Preliminary hearings in Douglas County Court are continued for four of eight arrested after a July 11 drug raid. Two remain jailed, six posted bond. One amended charge filed against Joseph Waxse. Waxse faces two counts marijuana and four counts cocaine sales. Early preliminaries set for July 26 to Aug 8 for various defendants.
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Douglas County Court
Wayne Martin
Ala
Danny Copp
Haskell
Copp
Martin
Dennis G. Lantz
W. 15Th
Atlantic
Iowa
Joseph Waxse
Oxford
Rudolph Neugebauer
Tracy Ward
Elm
Jeffrey Detrick
Miller's Agents Cleared in Tavern Fight Trial
In Kansas City Kansas two of Atty. Gen Vern Miller's special agents were acquitted of common assault after a tavern brawl. Earl Stinnett 38 was found guilty of assault and jailed 90 days. Stinnett's brother Carl 43 had charges dismissed along with agents Emery Goad and Mrs Lynn Jr. State Sen Jack Steineger defended the agents.
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Kansas City, Kan
Atty
Vern Miller
Earl Stinnett
Felix Kancel
Emery Goad
Lynn Jr
Miller
Goad
Lynn
Jack Steineger
Ckansas City
Goad and
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