Ann Landers Advice Column Snarls Family Tangle
A reader asks how to handle a mother dating her ex boyfriend, who is much younger and has a troubled past, while another seeks guidance on guardianship and godparents for a future child, plus a teen artist describing an abusive relationship and a plug for a feature on teen drinking.
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Home Economist Speaks Of Wheat Use In Menus
Mrs. Anna Jane Baird of the Kansas Wheat Commission spoke in Hays on wheat’s role in school lunches and nutrition programs. She promotes recipe development and uses Wheathearts groups to aid wives of growers in menu planning. A booklet with award winning recipes is available by writing to 1021 N Main Hutchinson. One recipe features walnuts, flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, egg, milk, and oil baked in a leaf pan.
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Kansas Wheat Commission
Hays
Commission
Wheat Growers Hear KS Wheat Commission Banquet Address
A Kansas Wheat Commission meeting in Hays featured keynote talks by Dr. Floyd Smith of Kansas State University and Bill Duitsman of the Fort Hays Experiment Station. The event covered wheat production challenges, marketing, consumption avenues, and future research goals, with 54 attendees including commissioners, spouses, and guests.
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Floyd Smith
Kansas State University
Bill Duitsman
Fort Hays
Larry Brennan
Dodge City
Ed Hawes
Latried
Ed Petrowsky
Tuka
Joe Volmer
Parons
Karl Dumler
Russell
Hays
Bill Jellison
Duftsman
Kansas
Duitsman
United States Department of Agriculture
Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Farm Work Force Up in 1971 Says Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department reports a small rise in the hired farm work force in 1971, with about 2.6 million people in the nonmigrant group, while migrant workers fell 12 percent to 179,000. The typical worker was 22, male, white and earned $822 for 76 days of farm labor. Mink pelt production also slid in 1971 to nearly 3.4 million pelts, a 24 percent drop, led by Wisconsin and Minnesota with 63 percent of total output.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
U.S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Utah
Ohio
Woman Injured In Unusual Bicycle Pedestrian Crash
Garden City resident Jeannie M McAlister, 33, was injured in an unusual Main Street collision with a bicycle driven by 14-year-old Ron G Tangeman, 213 E 32nd, after he entered the intersection as the light changed. Police said the injuries were believed minor.
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Garden City
Ron G. Tangeman
Main
Jeannie M. McAlister
Young Tangeman
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Kleindienst Vote Set For Thursday
The long demanded nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst to be attorney general will be voted on by the Senate Thursday afternoon. Senate leaders from both parties forecast his confirmation. Liberal Democrats opposing the measure are not contesting the outcome.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
Kleindienst
Liberal Democrats
FmHA Revises Policy on Loans Expands eligibility
Rural Housing loans may now count half of the wife’s income toward family income, easing qualification for many families. Joseph B. Turney, County Supervisor, says the change could aid about half of rural applicants by allowing loans for households in towns of 10 000 or fewer. Interest rates vary 7 1 4 to 1 percent with terms up to 33 years. Families with adequate commercial credit remain ineligible.
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Farmers Home Administration
Joseph B. Turney
Turney
Building and Loan Associations
Schultz speaks at Ness City on monthly gubernatorial access
Lt Gov Reynolds Shultz, seeking the Republican nomination for governor, pledged in Ness City that if elected he would reserve days each month to meet with any resident about government problems. He said no appointments would be needed and people could simply come to the governor's office to discuss issues.
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Ness City
Kan
Reynolds Shultz
Shultz
Ness County
Hays Woman Named Ellis County Chairman for Manning
Susan Scott of Hays has been named Ellis County Chairman for the Mike Manning for Secretary of State campaign. A Fort Hays State College senior and KU and KSTC attendee, she is the youngest Kansas woman delegate at the National Democratic Convention in Miami Beach.
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Susan Scott
East 29Th
Hays
Ellis County
Mike Manning
Miss Scott
Miami Beach
Manning
Scott
Fort Hays State College
University of Kansas
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Robert Scott
Kansas
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