Flurry in Birth Control Research
Population pressure drives rapid research into safer birth control methods. The AP reports on mini pills morning-after pills and reversible sterilization tech with scientists exploring drugs sterilization and devices to reduce long term risks and expand options for men and women.
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AP Science
Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Bethesda, Md
Phillip A. Corfman
Center For Population Research
National Institute of Child Health and Human _ Development
Draft Lottery Held As 19-Year-Olds Face Service
Washington AP reports Selective Service conducted a lottery to set the order for men turning 19 next year amid a legal limbo after the draft law expired June 30. Congress is not expected to act until after summer. About two million 1952 birth year men exist, with only a fraction likely to be drafted as the Pentagon plans 114,000 draftees for the year ending next June 30. Vietnam War winding down reduces calls. Draft Director Curtis W. Tarr, ill with the flu, issued a statement emphasizing the process.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Interstate Status Sought for US 75
Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska highway officials met in Topeka to discuss adding U S 75 to the interstate system from Omaha to Tulsa. Gov. Docking welcomed the group noting the port near Tulsa could shape north south development across the three states. The group said U S 75 development depends on federal highway funding beyond 1977, with a 70 30 cost split after 1974. Chester Brooks said U S 75 Tulsa to Kansas border is to be four lane interstate standards. Kansas Highway Director
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Topeka
Kan
John Montgomery
Way
Kansas
Freelahoma
Nebraska
Omaha
Tulsa
Robert Docking
Catoosa
Meigoy
Emporia
Tom Doyle
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Chester Brooks
Oklahoma
Kansas Highway
Mullendore Case Faces Federal Court In Tulsa
A U S federal court in Tulsa heard Retail Credit Co official testimony as it tries to untangle the Mullendore estate finances after rancher E C Mullendore III was killed. His widow seeks $15 million from United Family Life Insurance. The estate faces more than $9.5 million in claims amid bankruptcy restructuring by Mullendore's parents.
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Tulsa
Okla
Retail Credit Co
E.C. Mullendore III
Osage County
Linda Vance Mullendere
United Family Life Insurance Co
Atlanta, Ga
E.A. Miller
Retail Credit
Mullendore
Salina man faces federal charge over airliner bomb hoax
Robert Allison, 30, of Salina Kansas, was charged in a federal complaint with attempting to destroy or damage airliners after boarding a St. Louis International Airport flight on July 13 and telling a flight attendant I’ve got a bomb. He later said it was a joke and faces up to 1000 dollars fine.
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ST. Louis
Salina
Kan
Robert Allison
Allison
St. Louis International Airport
Budget Hearing Set by Neosho County Community Junior College
Neo sho County Community Junior College announces a public hearing on August 17 1971 at 8 PM in the board room to hear taxpayer objections and questions about the proposed tax levy and budget amendments. Clerk Servan L Stroud and President James A Rowland DDS sign.
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K.S.A
Neosho County Community Junior College
Neosho County
Kansas
Board of Trustees
Servan L. Stroud
State Community Jr. College Fund
Scccsers
Scseesss
Ewe
Ewe Nent
Peet Tees
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IUD
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University of Chile
Howard J. Tatum
Population Council
Gospel Guidelines
By Foy O'Neal
Philor Riches
He - Christ
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Christ
Paul
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Church OF Christ
North Butter Chanute
Grandpa
Grandma
Shugart
Olor Photos
Alla
East Main Street
Fativa
Jack
East Main
Hotel Tioga
Glenda Dormois
Bob Kimsey
Independence
Franciscan
Nordic
Oneida
Kathy Robinson
George Patton
China
Noritake
Fostoria
Chanute Tribune
James A. Rowland
DDS
Otteeee Peeeree
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