Mayor Wheeler Climbs In With Army Parachute Jump
A Kansas City mayor, Charles B. Wheeler Jr., plans an acrobatic parachute jump with the Army Golden Knights at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base. His exploits also include riding a mule and wrestling a bear, illustrating the playful edge some mayors show beyond the usual duties of office.
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Army Golden Knights
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Mandinas fight over low income housing eligibility
A federal judge will rule on whether Mr and Mrs Mandina can be denied residency in a HUD funded project for earning too little or too much. HUD was ordered to resume processing their application with priority given to their filing date. The case could affect thousands of families and cited potential irreparable damage if delayed.
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Kansas City
Mario Mandina
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mandinas
Legal Aid and Defender Society
HUD
EyeWitness News reshapes TV journalism with informal format
AP News profiles Albert Primo and ABC Channel 7 EyeWitness News as a new light TV news model. The format favors relaxed on camera communicators, human context, and team diversity led by Grimsby Beutel Gifford Bouton Tolliver Rivera. Critics warn of horseplay but producers must maintain discipline.
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Bill Beutel
Primo
Frank Gifford
Jim Bouton
Kevin Sanders
Melba Tolliver
Geraldo Rivera
Four Jaycees Named Outstanding Kansans in Great Bend
Keith Wright profiles four Kansas Jaycees selections: Dr. Robert C. Lee of Bonner Springs a Costa Rica dental aid volunteer and founder of a dental study club. Dr. Gary Condra of Lawrence director of Cottonwood Inc. a rehab center. David M. Greene Jr. of Butler County executive director of Big Brothers and promoter of probation and drug abuse prevention. and Larry Knackstedt, former Wichita Jaycees Track Club president and current crime study project chair. Also notes Wayne McNabb’s encounter with an alligator and police involvement.
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Bonner Springs
Costa Rica
Lee
Gary Lee Condra
Lawrence
Cottonwood, Inc
David M. Greene Jr
The
Big Brothers
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Larry Knackstedt
Wichita Jaycees
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National Federation
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Federa
Today in History highlights and birthdays for August 10
Key events on this date include 1792 monarch overthrow in Paris, 1821 Missouri statehood, 1845 Naval Academy founding, 1914 France declares war, 1921 polio hit Franklin Roosevelt, 1945 surrender offer with throne, 1967 Gibraltar vote. Birthdays: V V Giri, Eddie Fisher, Norma Shearer. Thought: education frees the mind.
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U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
France
Austria-Hungary
V. V. Giri
India
Eddie Fisher
Norma Shearer
FBI warned of Berrigan Bernstein plot to sabotage Nixon
Washington report says FBI falsely claimed Father Daniel Berrigan conspired with conductor Leonard Bernstein to stage an antiwar oratorio at the Kennedy Center to embarrass the Nixon administration. The July 12 1971 alert to H R Haldeman spurred backstage checks for hidden antiwar messages.
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White House
Dan Berrigan
Leonard Bernstein
Nixon
Kennedy Center
FBI
H. R. Haldeman
Bernstein
Bernstein FBI Plot Rumor On Antiwar Mass For Kennedy Center
An FBI memo claimed Leonard Bernstein was commissioned to compose a Latin mass for the Kennedy Center dedication, allegedly involving Daniel Berrigan. The memo, later dismissed as rumor, linked White House aides and Nixon associates to the spectacle while tax policy battles heat up with McGovern and Nixon proposals shaping relief for middle and lower income groups.
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FBI
White House
Roger Stevens
Kennedy Center
Nixon
Berra Ewen Receives 1947 Chevrolet From Saddle Club
Twenty five years ago Berra Ewen secretary to the dean of Chanute junior college was awarded a 1947 Chevrolet yesterday at the final performance of the Chanute Saddle Club rodeo. The fair promises more exhibits and demonstrations than before per a listed entries study. Fifty years ago 1922 the Anti Horse Thief association lodge plans its annual picnic August 20 at the Boerstler farm near the four corners east of the city.
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Chanute Junior College
Chanute Saddle Club
The
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Trammell
Four Corners
Chanute Tribune Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Chanute Tribune announces subscription rates for various regions including Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson counties with tax adjustments. It lists postal, carrier, and boxed delivery options and notes AP content rights and bureau membership.
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Kaneas
Chanute
Television schedule notes feature a mix of dramas and comedies
The page outlines 7:00 program blocks including 247 Adventure Theater with Louis Jourdan, 56 Eccentric Relatives in My World and Welcome To It, 8:00 247 Suzanne Pleshette mystery role, and The Bobo with Peter Sellers. It lists further slots like High Chaparral, Green Acres, Ironside, Beav er Lake, and Tonight Show among others with multiple channel numbers and times.
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Louis Jourdan
Simon Locke
Hee Haw
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Alias Smith & Jones
Jean Shepherd
America
Television Log Details Daytime Schedule Listings
The Tribune publishes a Monday through Friday daytime schedule for KCMO TV Channel 5 KUHI TV 16 KOAM TV 7 KMBC TV WDAF TV Channel 4 and others. The grid lists programs by half hour, including High Chaparral The Brady Bunch Wagon Train Partridge Family Big Valley Love American Style The Tonight Show Paul Harvey and older film titles across several stations.
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Nemtin
Big Valley
Brotherhood of the Bell
Dick Cavett
Paul Harvey
Africa
Sullivan
District 1017 schools begin term with Aug 28 half day
Attendance centers in Consolidated Unified School District No 101 start with a half day on August 28. Buses run on current routes and times. Lunch programs resume at 35 cents per student weekly in advance and will begin August 29. Fees for book rental due at enrollment, high school eight dollars, kindergarten five, and grades one through eight nine dollars including Weekly Reader.
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Erie
Consolidated Unified School District No. 101
W. J. Han
Helping Neighbor Exempts Farmers From Safety Act
Washington AP report notes Rep. Keith Sebelius says farmers helping neighbors voluntarily are exempt from OSHA. He asserts the interpretation could lead to permanent exemptions for farmers and small businesses and reduce recordkeeping and enforcement burdens. Enrollment notices for St Paul and Stark elementary schools list August schedules.
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Washington
Keith Sebelius
R-Kan
Department of Labor
Sebelius
OSHA
State Fair to offer $90 000 in Prizes
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports the Kansas State Fair will award more than 90000 dollars in prizes September 16 to 24. Nearly half goes to beef and dairy cattle exhibitors with breed prizes of 22864 and 22104 dollars respectively. Remaining awards cover 16 other judged departments including horses sheep swine agriculture foods fine arts clothing and textiles. Over 14000 entries are expected, says fair president Robert Teagarden.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Beef and Dairy Cattle Department
Robert Teagarden
Fair
GOP Committee Meeting in Erie
The Neosho County Republican Central Committee will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the county courthouse meeting room in ERIE. Chairman James Carter of St. Paul said today. all precinct committeemen and committeewomen and county GOP candidates are urged to attend.
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Neosho County
Republican Central Committee
James Carter
St. Paul
GOP
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