PRIDE awards honor 25 Kansas communities at Topeka ceremony
Gov. Bennett conferred PRIDE awards for civic and economic improvements across Kansas. Eight Pacemaker winners included Hesston, McPherson, Newton, Oberlin, Russell, Wakefield, Walton, and Belleville with Westmoreland winning the sweepstakes prize of 1200 dollars. Winners earned varying cash prizes, from 700 dollars for first place to 100 dollars for fifth, recognizing housing, planning, transportation, and services.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Kansas State University
Hesston
McPherson
Newton
Oberlin
Russell
Wakefield
Walton
Belleville
Bennett
Alden
Spearville
Marion
Sabetha
Independence
Burr Oak
Canton
la Crosse
Horton
Baxter Springs
Konorado
Sharon Springs
Lindsborg
Hiawatha
Pratt
Kirwin
Atwood
Fort Scott
Humphrey Returns to Work as Senate Welcomes Him
President Carter and Vice President Mondale greeted Hubert H. Humphrey on his Washington return after cancer diagnosis. Humphrey, 66, declared readiness to work and to “raise as much hell as I can” as he plans to enter the Senate chamber at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Carter signed into law the Hubert H. Humphrey Building at HEW headquarters in a ceremony observed by Humphrey and his wife.
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Washington
United States
Minnesota
Jimmy Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Andrews Air Force Base
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate Chamber
Carter
Sen
Minneapolis
Air Force One
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Hubbard Lumber
Parl Lehmanke
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