Secret Service tightens grip on Ford press coverage in Vail
White House reporters with President Ford face restrictions as Secret Service controls access at Vail. Incidents include blocked restaurant entry, a photographer's camera case torn, and roped off viewing at rallies while onlookers and vacationers get closer. Humphrey meets Ford, hints at possible run, Nessen calls it a clean campaign prospect.
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Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Des Moines
Iowa
Minneapolis
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Frelance Magazine
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Neosho Memorial Hospital daily transcript and court filings
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 and 6 30 to p m. Census lists 44 adults and pediatrics and five babies. Friday admissions include Mary Christy of Iola. dismissals include Joy Webber of Humboldt and several residents. Birth announced for Dr and Mrs Robert Harwood in Neosho. Court actions include theft case against Michael Carmichael in Erie and DUI related appeals for John Shields, plus marijuana possession by Holly Whitworth. Divorce filing Gladys Hill vs Eddie Hill. Corporate action O Brien Rock Co. vs R D Commons dismissed. Marriage licenses issued for Bertie Wooldridge, Bennett Edwards, Stubbs Barr.
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Erie
State of Kansas
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John W. Shields
Chanute City
Holly Whitworth
Gladys Nadine Hill
Eddie W. Hill
Yates Center remembers its fiery past and famous visitors
A long account details a major 19th century fire that destroyed several businesses in the southwest square, the Hotel Woodson still standing on the northwest corner, and notable visitors like Buffalo Bill Theodore Roosevelt and John Jacob Astor. The piece notes ongoing historical society work and anniversary celebrations in 1925 1950 and 1975 with a nod to a possible 2075 event.
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Baker Drug Store
Western Auto Store
Woodson
Kalida
Yates Center
Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad
Theodore Roosevelt
John Jacob Astor
Roosevelt
Osawatomie
John Brown
Woodson County Historical Society
Big Creek Youth Trip to Tulsa With Church Picnic
The Big Creek United Methodist Youth group takes a two day outing to Tulsa for the annual church picnic at 6 30 p m Sunday at Boaz grounds. They toured Oral Roberts University and visited Boston Avenue and St Pauls United Methodist churches. Chanute visitors sang for a senior citizens group at St Pauls. Big Creek worship will follow the picnic not in the morning.
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Tulsa
Big Creek
Oral Roberts University
Boston Avenue United Methodist Church
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Chanute Area
St. Paul’s Church
Theis seeks rehearing on Kansas Senate appointment power
Franklin Theis, ousted from the Kansas Adult Authority, asks the Kansas Supreme Court for a rehearing over whether the Senate can reject a governor’s appointee. The court previously ruled Senate confirmation is constitutional and that appointment power is not solely executive. Theis argues this overruns separation of powers and seeks to overturn Leek’s installation by Gov. Bennett.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Franklin Theis
Kansas Adult Authority
Supreme Court
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Theis
Robert Docking
Kansas
Carolee Leek
Robert Bennett
Leek
Ustinov Shines on Cavett Show With Witty Accents
UPI reports Dick Cavett's guests include Peter Ustinov who delivers a roaringly funny performance on The Dick Cavett Show. Ustinov showcases a range from a stuttering sports car to a cello attacked by a child musician.
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New York
UPI
Dick Cavett
Peter Ustinov
Jean Stapleton
Imogene Coca
Ustinov
Marshall Efron
Efron
Duane Christiansen
Medford, Ore
Inmate Revolt at Michigan Reformatory Prompts Tear Gas
More than 400 inmates seized prison buildings at Michigan Reformatory in a protest over conditions. Guards used tear gas, two inmates injured, food service to resume soon, and officials planned talks to address grievances including dress code, library hours, and store privileges.
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Sonia, Mich
UPI
Michigan Reformatory
Perry Johnson
Johnson
Swedes View U S As World Peace Threat
A Goteborg University survey of 2 500 Swedes during the 1973 general elections found 38 percent saw the United States as the superpower most often causing harmful policies, with 47 percent saying the United States threatens world peace, while 37 percent named the Soviet Union.
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Stockholm
UPI
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Soviet Union
University of Goteborg
Sweden
China
International Relations Institute
U.S
Eric Fleisher
Drugs no panacea for overactive kids
Rutgers University psychology professor Dr. Sherwood O. Cole says doctors and parents rely on stimulant drugs as a pushbutton fix for hyperkinetic children. He notes increasing use due to immediate effectiveness and growing acceptance of pill taking.
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Cole
Drought Keeps Iowa Farmer From Buying New Tractor At Fair
Ronald Loutsch, a northwest Iowa farmer with 14 children, eyes a $30,000 tractor but lacks funds as a prolonged drought slashes his corn yield. He plans to salvage with silage and continues farming after 23 years in the field. Fellow farmer Don Findley of Louilia also laments crop losses and delays plans for a new tractor.
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Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Ronald Loutsch
Iowa
Midwest
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Tony
Suffolk
Lowa
Don Findley
Louilia
South Central
Organized crime tied to Nevada gambling in federal hearing
In Las Vegas witnesses told the National Gambling Policy Commission that organized crime remains linked to Nevada gambling operations. FBI official Jack Keith said its direct involvement has diminished but could not be eliminated and noted outside crime rings supplying money. Shylocks and high interest lenders accompany gambling wherever it exists.
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UPI
Nevada
Federal Commission
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National Gambling Policy Commission
Keith
Call Tribune Carrier If You Miss Delivery
Instructions to contact the Tribune carrier if missed delivery. Call numbers provided 431 4100 during specified evening hours on weekdays and by 9 am Saturday.
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Tribune
Trammells and Students Move, Breeden Assigned to Alaska
Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Trammell travel to Hawaii after visiting relatives in St. Louis as Dr. Trammell joins the University of Honolulu as an assistant professor of chemistry following MIT doctorate and cancer research at the University of Oregon. Chanute area students receive KU residence hall scholarships in Lawrence. Capt. Ronald L. Breeden, son of Elsie Breeden, is posted to Eielson AFB Alaska as a logistics plans officer with the 5010th Combat Support Squadron after earning degrees from ASU and the Air Force Institute.
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Hawaii
Kenneth L Trammell
Western
Evelyn Hitchens
St. Louis
Trammell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Oregon
University of Honolulu
Chanute Area
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Sheila V. Penner
Central
Miller Hall
Amy Coltrain
Neodesha
Watkins Hall
Bruce Hancks
Eric
Vincent Perdue
Fredonia
Battenfeld Hall
Ronald L. Breeden
Elsie Breeden
307
N. Central
Eielson Air Force Base
Alaska
Alaskan Air Command
Peoria, Ariz
Arizona State University
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Air Force Institute of En
Wright-Patterson Afb
Ohio
Horse-Pulling Contest Set for Thayer Homecoming
The correction notes the horse-pulling event in connection with Thayer's Homecoming is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday August 30.
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Thayer
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