Nixon Proclaims Watergate Innocence Across Nation
President Nixon defended his innocence in the Watergate scandal in a national address and urged the public to let courts determine guilt or innocence. He accepted responsibility for actions during his administration and campaign while opposing tape release and asserting no White House involvement.
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Washington
Nixon
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Senate Committee
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Questions Remain Unanswered After Nixon Watergate Speech
President Nixon spoke about Watergate but left several key questions unresolved. He did not demand accountability from John Mitchell, consult John Dean III about wiretapping, nor pursue warnings from L. Patrick Gray III. He also did not seek FBI or Justice Department review of new information raised by Dean.
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America
Nixon
White House
Justice Department
FBI
John W. Dean
L. Patrick Gray III
CIA
Washington
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Dean
Chanute selects Foster and Associates for comprehensive planning
The Chanute Planning Commission voted to recommend Foster and Associates of Wichita to help draft the city’s comprehensive plan. The choice followed interviews with four firms and a one hour deliberation. Plan completion is expected in about two years with state planning funds possible.
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Chanute Planning Commission
Foster and Associates
Wichita Planning Consultants
Mike Bailey
Chanute
Bailey
Kansas
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Kustom Sells 3 Communication Systems At Exhibition
Kustom Electronics, Inc announced sales of MCT-10 Mobile Communications Terminals to three law enforcement units at a Kansas City exhibition. Kansas City Police, Sarasota County Sheriff, and DeKalb County Sheriff bought systems with 15, 15, and 10 terminals respectively, and costs totaled about 150000 dollars for Kansas City and Sarasota and 140000 dollars for DeKalb.
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David Malan
Kustom Electronics, Inc
Kansas City
Larry Cridlebaugh
Tion
Association of Police Communications Officers
Kustom
Kansas City, Mo
Sarasota, Fla
Dekalb, Ga
Sarasota
DeKalb County
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Big Things on Page Seven
Intercepted note mentions forthcoming large items on page seven, signed Yours. The fragment hints at significant content to be revealed or discussed further in the specific page.
Weather summary for today and area forecast
Temperatures show 85 high and 62 low today with 83 and 62 yesterday. The record high is 110 in 1956 and the low 57 in 1955. Partly sunny and warm today with fair mild tonight. Lows tonight mid 60s and highs Friday in the upper 80s to lower 90s.
Humboldt School Principal Schulze Hearing Wraps in Under Three Hours
Barbara Kihm reports witnesses support for Schulze in the Humboldt Grade School principal hearing. Attorney Forsyth questioned 16 witnesses and warned of a six week duration if complaints persisted. He noted typewriters cited by the opposing attorney were not among the 14 charges.
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Barbara Kihm
Humboldt
Charles Forsyth
Gene Schulze
Schulze
J. D. Conderman
Jack Wirks
Forsyth
Sesher questions Chanute budget at hearing
Charles Sesher challenged the Chanute City budget during a Wednesday hearing, but the commission adopted the budget as proposed. The body approved a sewer resolution for Burris second addition with costs split per square foot and 73.97 percent to the district and 26.03 percent by the city.
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Charles Sesher
W. Std
Chanute City
Sesher
Burris
Lesher
Bob Bunting
Bob Pennington
Sanborn
Savorn
Esher
Marion Johnson
John Orozco
Schulze Hearing Continues Over 14 Complaints at District 258
A Hum boldt High School hearing on Schulze's leadership, prompted by 14 signed complaints to Unified School District 258, resumes after an Aug. 9 start. Former trustees Jack Works and Floyd Roberts found no factual basis for the charges. witnesses, including Forsyth teachers, repeatedly denied substantiating claims and praised Schulze’s professionalism.
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Humboldt High School
Richard Coykendall
Board of Education
Unified School District
John White
Conderman
Jack Works
Floyd Roberts
Janice McCullough
Schulze
Roberts
County Overpaid in 1974 Revenue Sharing Aid
Neosho County reported an overpayment of 46008 in federal revenue sharing for fiscal 1974, with an adjusted total of 122675. Tioga township was notified of excess. Chanute City was underpaid 958 with an adjusted payment of 54267. The state gains 377540 more, totaling 19.78 million, due to earlier estimate-based allocations in 1972 and early 1973.
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Neosho County
U. S
Office of Revenue Sharing
Wayne B. Gibson
Tioga
Chanute
Revenue Sharing Office
Kansas
Gibson
Fire Marshal Finds Fault With Manor
J. M. Lewis administrator of Neosho Manor nursing home met with the Neosho County Commission after deficiencies were found in an inspection by the state fire marshal. Lewis was instructed to prepare and submit a list of needed corrections.
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J. M. Lewis
Neosho Manor Nursing Home
Neosho County
Lewis
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