Manning Loses License Four Times in Four Years
Kansas secretary of state candidate Mike Manning, 22, of Emporia, has had his driver's license suspended four times between Aug 1969 and July 1971 for speeding, illegal passing, illegal turn, and liability insurance lapses. He says he is not driving until reinstated and has passed the test.
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Flint Hills Railway faces rush to raise funds in two weeks
Organizers of the Flint Hills Railway Co struggle to obtain financing within two weeks to secure government permission to buy tracks from Santa Fe. Robert Ingold, executive VP, says funds must be raised to launch an old-fashioned tourist train between Burlingame and Alma, carrying passengers and freight.
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Auto Production Continues Rise in Detroit Plants
Auto production rose as GM moved toward full strength after changeover. Industry totals show GM up 16 000 cars, Ford and Chrysler up 2 000 each, with five day operations for Labor Day. Weekly output: 173 055 cars and 42 949 trucks, versus 153 437 cars and 42 077 trucks last week.
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Iowa Street Work Nears Completion
Iowa Street at the 15th and 19th intersections has been resurfaced and striped after widening and left turn bay medians. Seeding mulching and fertilizing of disturbed ground remain. The $154,000 project was funded by the city and Federal Highway Administration on a 50 50 basis. Leonard Hoover says another contractor will resurface the same stretch beginning Tuesday and finishing Wednesday.
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Food for Elderly Aids 1.4 Million Requests Since Aug
Washington officials report Project FIND, led by Dr. Arthur Flemming, has drawn 1.4 million postcard requests for food stamps and commodity aid since August 2. About 2,591 of 7,531 inquiries in 25 states were added to food assistance. 461,000 replies processed. Red Cross joins four agencies to expand help to Social Security, transportation, and home repair services.
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