K State seminars aim to help coping with farm stress
Kansas State University psychologist Charles A. Smith leads 17 seminars statewide from Jan 13 to March 27 under the Friends In Deed project to teach rural residents how to listen, recognize stress signs, and build informal support networks for farm families facing bankruptcy and loss. The program includes 20,000 home study copies and targets 300-400 attendees plus broader reach through extension offices.
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Manhattan
Kan
Leon Neher
Quinter
Neher
Charles A. Smith
Kansas State University
Smith
Sally
Bennett Still Counting All Those Cards Folks
Former Kansas governor Robert F. Bennett tests the GOP field by mailing 5,000 postcards to Republicans asking if he should run for governor. Scores returning now exceed 1,000 with about 100 arriving Friday. Bennett says no time frame exists and that the card poll will heavily influence his decision.
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Jayson Armstrong
DeSoto
Barbara Bush
George Bush
Bush
Hallmark
Kansas City
Donald Hall
Hallmark Cards
Hall
AP Laserphoto
Bennett
Folks
Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Overland Park
Robert T. Stephan
House
Mike Hayden
Wichita
Larry Jones
Senate
Robert W. Talkington
Jack Brier
Reform Moves Slowly But Surely In Nam
A 60 year old peasant in Lai Cach explains how reforms let him till a small plot and buy three wooden beds. Vietnam’s economic shifts loosen party control, expand private use of land, and push market incentives in farming and industry, with a sixth party congress anticipated.
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Lai Cach
Vietnam
Vu van Vang
China
Hungary
Hanoi
Communist Party Congress
Hong Ha
Communist Party
Nhan Dan
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Deng Xiaoping
la Kuan Dinh
Ministry of Agriculture
Indochina
Dinh
Agriculture Ministry
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Fred Kerr
Pittsburg
Gene Bicknell
Stephan
U.S
Bob Whittaker
Tom Docking
Joan Finney
John Carlin
Pam
King Radio
Taurus
Eries
Ranger
Thunderbirds
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Lincoln
FORD
Sarier
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