Law Goes Into Effect July 1 In Kansas Boarding Homes Plan
TOPEKA AP Dr Robert Harder state secretary of social and rehabilitation services said a new program to aid the development of community based group boarding homes for children and youth will focus on hard to place children and on ages 16 and 17 authorities indicated the plan aims to help find placements for troubled youths amid evolving state care rules.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Harder
Harder
Social and Rehabilitation Services Department
State Board of Social Welfare
Line Captaia
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Department
John Bower
MdLouth
POWs Slow To Accept Mental Help
Washington AP reports the Pentagon medical chief says persuading returned POWs to seek psychiatric aid is difficult. Dr. Richard Wilbur notes some cases involve orders back to hospitals after Air Force Captain Edward Brudno’s death. About 10 of 566 POWs were found with serious emotional problems. plans for programs remain undeveloped.
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Washington
Pentagon
Richard
Wilbur
Air Force
Edward A. Brudno
Brudno
Armed Services
U.S
Congress to discuss antiwar and funding bills
The Senate advances an absolute ban on further U S military action in Indochina as part of a State Department authorization bill and a separate war funding veto, with House Senate conferees resuming talks on a $3 7 billion supplemental containing Cambodia bombing restrictions. The agenda also includes a wage price freeze and a debt limit extension.
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House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Cambodia
Indochina
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Frank Church
Idaho
Congress
Nixon
House
Department
Laos
Diversified Training Shapes City Managers Across U S
The rise of council manager governments has pushed city managers to broaden beyond engineering. Masters in public administration and social sciences now lead, with programs at Kansas, Howard, Michigan, Arizona, USC and Maine shaping a more policy oriented, diverse cadre amid Watergate era unease.
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United States
Mark Keane
The
International City Management
Keane
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Howard University
University of Michigan
University of Arizona
University of Southern California
University of Maine
Fels Institute of
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Stephen Sweeney
Sweeney
Public Administration
James T. Jones
School of Business and Public Administration
Howard
Richmond
Cincinnati
Flint
Mich
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
First National City Bank
Washington
Dole affirms Nixon backing amid Watergate questions
Senator Robert Dole says he will continue to support President Nixon despite questions about knowledge of the Watergate break in and cover up. He notes no proven presidential involvement, cites sympathy for Nixon, and stresses RNC ties were never involved in espionage.
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Washington
Robert J. Dole
Nixon
Dole
Kansas
Democratic Party
Bush
Republican National Committee
RNC
National
Kansas probate notice in Poskin estate case Ottawa court
First published June 11 1973 and last published June 25 1973 in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court. Marie Fritts and Maxine Wolgast co executrices file petition for final settlement and distribution per will seeking heirs devisees and legatees identified. Defenses due by July 3 1973 at 11:00 a.m. in Ottawa.
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State of
Kansas
Marie Fritts
Maxine Wolgast
Ethel M. Poskin
Ethel M. Young
P. R. Young
Ottawa
Maxine Walgast
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