Urge Schools To Train For Jobs In Kansas
Kansas business leaders told a legislative committee that schools should expand career education and train youths for trades. They urged universal career education coursework for teachers and recertification by 1975, plus state funding and local mills for programs. They cited 1972 data showing college prep dominates while crafts and trades jobs grow.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Bill Martin
Topeka Tractor Company
KACI
Ed Melcher
Hesston
State Board of Education
Kansas
Martin
Senate probes Palmby questioned on Soviet wheat sale
Washington AP Senate investigators plan to question Clarence D Palmby former assistant Agriculture Secretary who negotiated the U S wheat sale to the Soviet Union and later joined Continental Grain Co The hearings will probe whether the Agriculture Department hid information from farmers about the sale and whether grain firms concealed Soviet sales while officials blamed mismanagement for rising food prices
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Washington
Senate
Clarence D. Palmby
U.S
Soviet Union
Palmby
Agriculture Department
Continental Grain Co
Senate Permanent Investigations
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
Nixon Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Democrat
Market reacts to Nixon Phase 4 at Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City prices surged at market open after Nixon Phase 4 plan details. Wheat and corn jumped 10 cents per bushel and soybeans 40 to 80 cents, though sales were under 100000 bushels for wheat.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Nixon
Health Officials Push for Public Pool Inspections in Kansas
In Topeka, State Health Director Dr. E. D. Lyman argues most Kansas public pools lack regular safety checks. Only a few counties run inspection programs while private clubs resist state authority. Pool operators pay for weekly water testing, with 140 pools tested this summer. Health officials press for mandatory inspections despite costs, aiming for daily pool management checks and monthly health official reviews.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
State Health Department
E. D. Lyman
Dr. Lyman
J. Howard Duncan
Duncan
Lyman
Ad Rates and Extra Line Discounts Noted
A small classified line item shows 70¢ minimum and 14¢ per line pricing with reductions for extra lines and references to law. the terse notice outlines standard ad rates and potential discounts for multi line entries.
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