Buchele Named U S Attorney For Kansas
The White House expected to announce James P. Buchele of Topeka as the new U S attorney for Kansas. Buchele, 35, will succeed E Edward Johnson of Topeka, who has held the post ten years.
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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
14
The White House expected to announce James P. Buchele of Topeka as the new U S attorney for Kansas. Buchele, 35, will succeed E Edward Johnson of Topeka, who has held the post ten years.
David Eisenhower, now in Gettysburg, Pa, says public office is possible but politics feels less vital after leaving Washington. He is writing a book on his grandfather Dwight D. Eisenhower, while considering a future on Congress and a potential Nixon volume. He notes two political images: Hollywood glamour and legislating to solve problems. He travels between Pennsylvania and California, with his wife Julie Nixon Eisenhower.
Gov. Bennett announced Kansas saved $3,012,534 in welfare costs from April 1, 1976 to April 1 of the following year under the Work Incentive Program. The figure far exceeded the $1.44 million goal set by the U S Department of Labor. The WIN program helps welfare recipients gain employment reducing or ending dependence on welfare. Since April 1976 savings rose from $8,033 to $199,203 by April 1977, with 744 people no longer needing welfare and 1,584 employed on limited assistance.
Wrecks on Wednesday night in southeast and south central Kansas killed two young men. Gary M. Johnson 21 died when his car swerved and was struck from behind by a truck on US 156 near Larned. Robert W. Lingenfelter 18 died in a head on collision on a Coffey County road west of Burlington. The other driver was not seriously injured.
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