The Ansan Asks What Is Your Favorite Tree
A Q A style feature records reader responses on favored tree species. The piece notes community interest and invites further replies.
14 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1976
Page
1
A Q A style feature records reader responses on favored tree species. The piece notes community interest and invites further replies.
The Newton feature cites 1975 landfill data for Harvey County showing 12 inch debris depth would span Main Street from Santa Fe station to the county courthouse. It also highlights Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co and Li'l Harve Mason, plus a note on February having five Mondays three times in history and local awards for distinguished service.
President Ford declares recovery of public trust four months after taking office. He warns against quick congressional fixes for the economy and pledges a firm foreign policy while campaigning in Florida and surrounding cities. He says only a moderate can win and brackets opponents as extreme. He predicts victory over Reagan in the March 9 GOP primary.
The Kansas Senate approved a bill transferring the state printer duties to the Department of Administration with three dissenters. Printer Robert R. Sanders would stay on the payroll at 16 500 annually until mid 1977 if the governor signs. The measure awaits the governor’s action.
Patricia Hearst faces a jury as defense cites her brutal abduction by the Symbionese Liberation Army. A tape from February 1974 and fear induced coercion are presented as she resumes testimony.
Considerable cloudiness today becoming partly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of showers or thundershowers. High in the 60s, low tonight in the upper 30s, partly cloudy Sunday with high in the upper 50s. Winds south 16 to 20 mph tonight and a 30 percent precipitation chance.
The Little Brown Church in Nashua Iowa expects 30 weddings today from 8 a.m. to 9 30 p m as Leap Year Valentine Day and tradition drive a record turnout Pastor M R Hinds notes about 750 ceremonies a year and says couples come from across the nation to wed there, drawn by the famous hymn and family traditions.
The holiday closes post offices and banks on Washingtons birthday. No mail deliveries while lobby access remains for box holders. City hall courthouse and attorney offices will be closed. corner boxes will have mail pickup on holiday schedule.
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