Inmate earns $1700 under new work release program
An editorial notes a Kansas State Industrial Reformatory inmate saved 1700 dollars in five months while in a work release program started last January. The piece defends the inmate, stressing there was no hanky-panky and that inmates may hold full-time jobs in the community. eighteen inmates are now in the program.
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Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Prison Life Changes program shows inmate earnings rise
The coordinator reports inmates earned 25000 in the first five months of the Prison Life Changes program. Inmates held various skilled jobs from welder to garage mechanic under supervision and near parole. The program boosts morale and provides future security with bank accounts and jobs, marking a rehabilitative shift from past prison practices.
Lyon County votes against law enforcement consolidation plan
Voters rejected a proposal to merge Emporia police and the county sheriff with related agencies in Lyon County by about four to one. The plan would have funded a $2 million consolidation center via a local sales tax or earnings tax, but residents balked at new taxes amid rising law and order demands.
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Armored Car A Bad Sign
The piece notes the President’s new car costing 500000 with air conditioning two way radio telephone stereo leather upholstery and rumored television. It features bulletproof tires a hydraulically raiseable plexiglass bubble armor plating and Secret Service run running boards. It warns the model is familiar to dictators and asks the nation to weep and take stock.
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Nixon
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Doctor Questions From a Physical Exam
A letter to Dr Thosteson asks what a doctor can feel during a physical examination. It discusses abdominal palpation and the possibility of discovering good health, noting the exam may reveal nothing abnormal.
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Abdominal signs and home health queries in old column
Reading the page shows guidance on abdominal exams noting liver spleen and appendix indicators, plus a letter about a bed wetting issue, then a teen miss cycle query and a prayer segment. The piece blends medical advice with personal questions and a brief Bible quote.
TV Viewing Habits Hit Film Backlog Profitability
Hollywood reports changing viewer habits threaten the profits from theatrical features. Networks once paid rising prices for films, but the recession lowers averages from the peak to about 700000 with some as low as 650000. Networks now buy more selectively.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
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English A Language Barrier in U S Schools
AP Education Writer William J. Waugh discusses the large language barrier faced by about five million students with limited English. The federal effort spends roughly 35 million dollars yearly on bilingual programs across 30 states reaching 100,000 children in 213 projects. Spanish speakers are the focus, with 15 million Spanish speakers in the U S and a secondary language group including American Indians.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education
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Spain
Mexico
Argentina
Colombia
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Office of Education
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Pennsylvania
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New York
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New York City
Fleischmann Commission
Chicago
James Moffat
Michael Quinn
Air Improving Water Polluting Rise In Nations Reach
Government findings show air quality improving nationwide from 1969 to 1970 with two major pollutants down, yet water pollution worsened across major river basins 1965 to 1970. The 450 page report estimates antipollution spending at 287.1 billion dollars next decade and notes crowded national parks may need use restrictions. Nixon urges rapid enactment of over twenty environmental proposals.
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Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
Washington
Council On Environmental Quality
Congress
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White House
Television Schedule For Ottawa Daily Ottawa Kansas
Daily listing of programs for Ottawa Kansas with start times from 5:00 to 2:15 including News Weather Sports movies and variety shows. Names of series and stations noted such as Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Mister Rogers Dragnet Tonight Show and Beverly Hillbillies with credits to Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher and subscription rates listed.
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Kansas
Hogan’s Heroes
Mister’ Rogers
Mod Squad
Ponderosa
John Byner
Forsyte Saga
Electric Company
Laramie
Cannon
Nichols
Marcus Welby
Masterpiece Theatre
Dick Cavett
Public Eye
Four States
Bullwinkle
David Frost
Dick van Dyke
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Concentration
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Dennis the Menace
Peyton Place
Treehouse Lane
Dr.Kildares
Andy Griffith
Jeannie
Jeff's Collie
the Saint
Petticoat Junction
Big Valley
Mike Douglas
Mister Rogers
Johnny Sokko
Merv Griffin
Wagon Train
Hazel
Brady Bunch
Mayberry R.F.D
Comedy Theatre
Soul Food
Dragnet
Hank Stram
the Super
David Steinberg
Medical Center
Marty Feldman
Beau James
Night Gallery
Soul
Nashville Music
Jesus
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
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