Tribune Editorial Comment Beyond Reach
The piece argues Ed Levi's plan to sue foreign oil exporters under Sherman Anti-Trust is futile as nations won’t obey U.S. law without force. It warns military action risks nuclear war and harms U.S. leadership. It notes an alternative: pay Arabs their price, then expropriate holdings.
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Ed Levi
U.S
Levi
Russia
Middle East
United States
Storey Faces Secret Vote For Kansas Senate Presidency
Topeka columnist John Marshall outlines Bob Storey as a leading candidate for Kansas Senate president, noting his finance skill, ties to Governor Bennett, and push for anti meddling reforms, while detailing rival Republicans Ross Doyen and Norman Gaar and a proposed $400000 land deal.
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Bob Storey
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Norman Gaar
Westwood
Johnson County
Doyen
Gaar
Bennett
Topeka
Storey
Chamber
GOP
John Marshall
Kansas Gossip Roundup Highlights 1875 State Notes
The State Gossip column reports Peabody selling 14540 dollars in farm implements, corn growth in Woodson County, and large southern Kansas roasting ears. It mentions Sedgwick County thieves, Butler County tensions, El Dorado court house needs, and a Wichita Eagle governor idea. Also tourism gains in 1975 Kansas, six attractions hosting 345461 visitors through June, and nearly 20000 requests for vacation info. An inmate prison letter seeks pen pals.
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New Mexico
Sedgwick County
Kansas
Butler County
el Dorado
Augusta
Kansas Department of Economic Development
George Mathews
KDED
Chanute
Mathews
Newspaper subscription rates and UP News rights
The notice lists subscription options by mail and carrier delivery for different areas and durations with taxes. It also states United Press International’s exclusive republication rights to local news and UP dispatches and notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Chanute
United Press International
Opening set for new downtown shopping center
November 17 targets opening of a 100000 square foot center at 21st and Main with Safeway Supermarket as anchor and T.G. Y. set for a 40000 square foot family store. Other tenants signed for smaller space. two to three spaces remain. W J Jacobs of Wichita announced the date.
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Parsons
W. J. Jacobs
Wichita
Safeway
T.g.&y
Prospect
Rural Kansas seeks more family doctors for rural care gains
Kansas doctors form a north central region committee led by Dr. Tom Taylor to win a five year 2 million federal HEW grant. The aim is 40 to 50 additional primary care physicians and funds cover administration research travel and training to serve 1.5 million rural residents. The effort seeks a pilot for other regions despite bureaucratic hurdles and political attention.
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Kansas
Taylor
Salina
State Coordinating Council For Health Planning
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Coalition blocks military spending in Senate Budget clash
A Muskie led coalition of liberal and fiscal conservative senators defeated a 31 billion military spending bill by 48 to 42, triggering calls for new negotiations after a budget committee split. Four Republicans joined liberals to block the measure while only three conservatives opposed Muskie.
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UPI
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Pentagon Research
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Congressional Budget Committees
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Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Robert Dole
Kansas
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Pete V. Domenici
New Mexico
White House
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
James A. McClure
D-Idaho
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Budget Committee
Chanute A’s stay in Chanute despite Ark City bid
Directors of the Chanute A’s KOM League club announce the team will remain in Chanute for this season. They declined Ark City’s purchase offer, plan to seek new financing, and estimate about $6,000 is needed to clear debts and finish the season. Attendance must reach at least 650 per game to break even. recent crowds were 414 and 505.
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Chanute A
KOM League
Chanute
Arkansas City
Ark City
Jacobsen Ordered to Stand Trial for $825000 Misappropriation
State district Judge Curt Steib set September 22 for Jacobsen to stand trial on charges he misappropriated 825000 from a San Angelo savings institution. A September 12 pretrial hearing was also scheduled as attorney Stephen Orr posted a 30000 bond.
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San Angelo, Tex
UPI
Jake Jacobsen
San Angelo
Curt Steib
199Th District Court
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
John Connally
Taxes rise in Parsons as four budgets approve publication
Parsons property taxes jump 19 percent with 23.89 mills more levied across city county school district and county budgets. Jacobsen, linked to Sharpstown scandal and Connally case, faces a separate trial as details unfold. Cowan slated to testify in the tied misapplication case.
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Sharpstown
Texas
Connally
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