AAM Has No Favorite Among Presidential Hopefuls
States News Service reports the American Agriculture Movement shows no national endorsement as 1980 candidates court farm voters. David Senter says no candidate will officially win AAM support until policies align, with debate focused on farm parity and targeted prices. Dwight Kershner notes early talks with Kennedy Reagan and Carter yield no clear endorsement. Kennedy’s farm record is limited, parity remains disputed, and Carter trailed in key farm states.
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States News Service
Washington
American Agriculture Movement
AAM
David Senter
Senter
Kansas
Dwight Kershner
McCracken
Edward
Kennedy
California
Ronald
Reagan
Carter
Capitol
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Pennsylvania
Bush
Congress
Wisconsin
View From Middle America at Seneca conference
A cross section of 140 leaders from Iowa Missouri Kansas and Nebraska gathered in Seneca Kansas for the Mid-America and Its Future Conference. They heard an optimistic but cautious survey showing pride in heritage and democracy amid inflation fuel shortages and coming decades. Experts led 10 workshops on inflation rural public services and education to 2000.
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Seneca, Kan
Middle America
Mid-America
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Northcentral Regional
Moonshiners Ron's Standard High 1¢-30 L
Moonshiners final score listing various entries with high bids and contact listings. Names include Brockus Heck Bayless Coffman JUDY'S BODY BOUTIQUE Bienie's Body Shop P. BisHop Brewer Dunkin Martindale Walker Gelss with locations and high bids on 10 to 30 ranges.
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Ron
L. Brockus
Market Place
C.heck
Fogle Quarry
L. Bayless
Judy's Body Boutique
S. Coffman
B. Jones
Bienie‘s Body Shop
P. BisHop
Ottawa
L. Brewer
Night Hawks ‘Lands Construction
J. Dunkin
Alley Cats
N. Martindale
B. Walker
Gogetters
J. Gelss
Bowling Scores Summary from Local League Night
Bowling scores show CRITES SERVICE-2 led by 130.403 with high marks, CHARLIE'S DEVILS-0 posted 160 with a 30 by P. Rockers, and RICHMOND DOUBLE CIRCLES-4 posted 149 with 491 in pins. Several teams recorded top highs including KRAMER SHAFFER-3, CAREY PIPING INC.-1, BURGER BOWL AND BAR-4, and HUBBARD LUMBER CO.-2 led by players with notable 223 and 590 series. Regular standings include KANSAS STATE BANK-2 and THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES SKYHOOK CRANES-1.
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Crites Service
K. Berger
Charlie's Devils
L. Ogle
P. Rockers
Kramer -Shaffer
K. Dryden
Richmond Double Circles
P. Pearson
Carey Piping Inc
G. Meineke
R. Bien
G. McGray
Hubbard Lumber CO
A. Coffman Jr
B. Turner
Kansas State Bank
K. Sutton
Thursday Night Ladies Skyhook Cranes
J. Compton
Freda
J. Heck
Chuck
Summer Basketball League Open To Area Athletes
Lawrence welcomes area high school students to join a summer league for 10th to 12th graders in the 1980-81 year. Both boys and girls may apply, with a $25 entry fee, via coaches at 23 area schools. Deadline is May 9, and KSHSAA rules cap teams at two players per high school.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Summertime Basketball Inc
Kansas State High School Activities Association
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Mike Cruse
Franklin County Community Food and Nutrition Department
Sunflower Plaza
ECEAN
Gloria Crane
Lyon County
Fred Solis
By Steve Snider
Dale Hudson
University of Nebraska
Don Montgomery
McArdle
Micro-Accounting, Systems, Inc
South Main
Ottawa, Kansas
A. Campbell
R. Compton
S. Spears
Briscoe Drugs
R. McFadden
R. Kampschroeder
Aames
A McDan
Tine
Lawn & Garden Savings
AX Ames
TRU
Supreme Lawn Food
Murray
Mini
Carton
Gadovan
Chickweed & Glover Control
Toro
Usq
Town & Country Supply
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