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Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1976

Page

4

GI Bill Overpayments Surge Amid VA Audit Findings

Investigators report that the GI bill pays out millions to veterans who do not attend classes, with overpayments totaling 1.4 billion dollars by 1975 and a 15.6 percent error rate. Colleges, led by community schools, kept veterans on rolls to maximize state funding while only vague reporting of dropouts persists. The GAO and House aides urge tightened procedures to curb losses.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Sam Treasury House Veterans Committee GAO Committee Veterans Administration Florida Junior College Jacksonville House Northern Virginia Community College

Washington scandal tale taunts Congress in late-night call

A Midwestern congressman, troubled by moral scandals among peers, pitches a racy memoir idea to a visiting journalist. The tale satirizes Wilbur Mills, Wayne Hays, and Carl Albert while riffing on sex, power, and Capitol life. The humor ends with the congressman deciding to retire the notion and seek relief at home.

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Republicans Losing Grip in 1976 Congress Race

The Harris poll shows Democrats preferred over Republicans 52 to 27 for Congress this November. With 435 House seats and 34 Senate seats up, Democrats likely retain control, aided by a large Democratic-identifying public and a desire for divided government as a check on power.

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Few specifics heard on issues in post primary race

In New York AP report notes voters face vague stances on jobs inflation and government versus private enterprise. Questions arise on unemployment targets inflation control and how to keep the economy energetic while protecting real earnings and corporate profits.

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Welcome Edition highlights Newton area offerings

The Kansan publishes its third annual Welcome Edition to explain local history, activities, and facilities to newcomers while inviting long-time residents to rediscover the Golden Circle area. The piece urges readers to explore and take pride in the community’s many services.

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South Africa tough not to crack

The essay discusses Rhodesia as a continuing issue tied to South Africa, noting that Reagan’s slip hinted at a difficult U.S. presidency image problem. It cites 15,000 Cuban presence, Ian Smith’s unyielding Rhodesian regime, and Mozambique's guerrilla strains, while asserting guerrilla war remains distant for Rhodesia and South Africa.

South Africa John Chamberlain California Ronald Reagan Rhodesia Ford Reagan U.S Africa Ian Smith Angola Mozambique New York Times

South Africa’s Nuclear Push and Apartheid Policy Debate

The column argues apartheid will eventually yield though surrender is unlikely, as South Africa advances nuclear capabilities with uranium mining, enrichment plants, and international ties. It notes Western reliance on uranium and oil routes, warns of global power dynamics, and questions liberalWestern hypocrisy on democracy while contending for strategic needs.

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