Supreme Court backs truth in lending provisions
Editorial notes the Supreme Court upheld the 1968 Consumer Credit Protection Act’s truth in lending rules. It highlights the Fed regulations requiring disclosure of total price and finance charges on installments, aiming to curb hidden costs and protect buyers from outrageous interest.
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Graffiti debate races across state lines and art
Displaced Kansan Robert Francis Kane promotes a feature story on New York graffiti and a Kansas subway car. He notes costs of cleanup, quotes Mayor Lindsay, and a youth graffiti artist about self expression, while acknowledging his own limited judging experience.
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State agency presses massive land value equalization effort
The Kansas Division of Property Valuation leads a statewide revaluation to standardize farm land values across 200 by 400 mile Kansas. Director Harold Rohmiller warns the task will take years and must progress in a single tax year, despite unknown completion timing mandated by the state Supreme Court. The goal is to prevent value gaps as land prices rise and to avoid county-to-county delays seen in 1963 reappraisal efforts.
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State of
Kansas
Rohmiller
State Supreme Court
Watergate Coverup Unravels as Key Players Flare
Washington residents recall a widening Watergate saga with Magruder Liddy and Dean central to the unraveling. Fresh accounts claim Nixon had no advance knowledge while Ehrlichman Colson and Mitchell faced mounting pressure as the coverup collapsed under internal investigation.
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Television Miracle Tonight in CBS Documentary You and the Commercial
New York AP reviewer Jay Sharbutt previews a CBS documentary about television advertising. The 57 minute program examines FTC actions, major advertisers, counter commercials, and how viewer response is measured while featuring defenses from Archibald Foster and others.
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CBS
Federal Trade Commission
Procter & Gamble
General Foods
Warner-Lambert
Bristol , Myers
Colgate - Palmolive
Burt Lancaster
Chevrolet
Charles Kuralt
Archibald Foster
Ted Bates
Club to Sponsor Walk for Dimes in Neodesha
The Senior Y Teen Club plans a March 6 Dimes Walk-a-thon for Saturday May 5. The 13 mile route starts and ends at the high school gym with Susie Wilkes Rhonda Agosto and Sandy York as general chairmen.
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Susie Wilkes
Rhonda Agosto
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TV Schedule Snapshot With Classic Era Highlights
Channel guide lists late evening blocks featuring Oliver Twist and The Waltons amid numerous 1950s to 1960s programs. Includes Krafts such as Kung Fu, Petticoat Junction, Dragnet, Lassie, and Gunslinger era specials with stars like Alec Guinness and Henry Fonda.
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the Waltons
John Boy
Waltons
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Ensley
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Joplin
Lion's Auction
Dean Martin
Jonathan
Television Log Friday Schedule Highlights
The Friday evening lineup lists Criss Award Royals Dugout Outdoors and many classics. Major shows include High Chaparral Mission Impossible Partridge Family Love American Style Odd Couple and The Tonight Show amid late night features and specials.
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Buckh Owens
Bowling For Dollars
Sanford & Son
Royals Tigers
Mission Impossible
Washington Review
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NeoshoCounty Hospital Architect Chosen For 50Bed Plan
Twenty five years ago Thomas W Williamson Co of Topeka was selected to design and oversee construction of a 50 bed Neosho county hospital. The board favored architectural concrete and approved interior work costing about 4000 with towers priced around 7000. Also St Patricks church to be completed this summer. Kenneth D Jones of Parsons facing multiple charges after police call at 3 am including destroying public property and reckless driving with bond set at 500.
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Topeka
Neosho County Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
Bonds Approved For New Plant In Pittsburg
Pittsburg city commission voted to issue 475000 in industrial revenue bonds to build and equip a new Ace Forms Inc plant in the regional industrial park. Ace Forms makes business forms and will staff the facility once completed.
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Cty Commission
Ace Forms, Inc
Building Up For Four Doctors
Construction has started on a doctor’s building at West Seventh in Coffeyville. It will house four medical men and is part of the downtown renewal project. The site was purchased from the Coffeyville Urban Renewal Agency and can be expanded to add two more office suites if needed.
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Campaign
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E. Howard Hunt
Coffeyville
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