Reshuffling costs a job but may add restaurant inspections
C C Kirk Hammer, departing director of the Food Service and Lodging Board in Topeka, says dissolving the board and moving duties to the health division could boost inspections at Kansas restaurants. He notes the old board performed about 1.6 inspections per year per establishment with nine inspectors and one chief, and that the new system may allow more frequent checks and local contracting, though industry self regulation is reduced. Hammer, 51, has not found another job yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
UPI
C.C
Kirk
Hammer
Food Service and Lodging Board
Food and Drug Division
State Board of Health
Secretary of Health and Environment
Kissinger edges toward Egypt on interim Israel pact
Secretary of State Kissinger flies to Egypt with the draft interim peace treaty approved by Israel and says a Friday or Saturday initiation could put the accord into effect. He reports remarkable progress and a race to see which outcome arrives first as Israeli leaders meet with him in Alexandria. Foreign Minister Yigal Allon notes a strong sense of progress after two days of talks.
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Kissinger
Yigal Allon
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D.-Mon
Sinai
Congress
Ford
Milwaukee
Alexandria
Egypt
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Valley of the Cross
UPI
Allen Alter
Israel
City advised to prepare for federal grants and truck traffic
City officials discussed pursuing federal funds for future projects while no grants are available now. Preliminary steps were urged to access ongoing aid, with talks on Safari Industrial Park and a water tower, paving, and sewage work. The panel also planned traffic restrictions on North Grant and City Park, plus talks on chamber meetings and uncollectible utility write offs.
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Bud Huffman
R. Paul Rinne
Economic Development Administration
Ben Robinson
Southeast Kansas
Democrat named to post to Kansas Wheat Commission
Gov. Robert Bennett appoints James Shaver of Goodland to the Kansas Wheat Commission restoring party balance after approving too many Republicans. Shaver, 55, wheat and cattle farmer, serves on the Goodland school board and on state advisory councils. The governor also names Roy Calvin of Wichita and Howard Blanchard of Goodland to the Registration and Examining Board for Architects with Blanchard reappointed. Calvin leads architectural firms and civic groups in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
UPI
Robert Bennett
Kansas Wheat Commission
James Shaver
Goodland
Floyd
Bud” Frisbie
McDonald
Frisbie
Henry Lueck
Bennett
Shaver
Sherman County
Kansas State University
State Advisory Council
Roy Calvin
Wichita
Howard Blanchard
State Registration and Examining Board For Architects
Blanchard
Calvin
Dwight Bonham
Calvin, Jones, Jelinek and Gogan Architects
Civic Progress Inc
Weather Area Forecast Partly cloudy with isolated storms
Becoming partly cloudy with a chance for showers and thunderstorms through tonight. Locally heavy rains possible with afternoon highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Precipitation chance tonight 40 percent.
Intercepted Letter to Cha Opens Fragmented Note
The found text shows an intercepted letter addressed to Cha with a reflective line about reading the paper at night and assembling thoughts. The snippet hints at a personal communication but lacks further context or full statements.
Police Radar Rollout Aims to Protect Children in School Zones
City Manager Bob Bunting orders increased radar use as the school term begins. Police Chief Sige Matlock announces daily enforcement in school zones including South Evergreen, saying tickets will rise to prevent harming children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bunting
Sige Matlock
Matlock
South Evergreen
Farmers gain share as middlemen widen margins in July
USDA data show the farmer capturing 43.1 cents of every food dollar in July while middlemen take 56.9 cents. Retail prices for farm produced foods rose 3.4 percent, with marketing spreads widening for beef, pork, potatoes, and tomatoes, and overall farm prices up 4.1 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
USDA
Russia
Foreign newsmen told to leave Saigon
South Vietnam orders three more foreign newsmen from Saigon including Alan Dawson of UPI and two Japanese reporters Yoshihisa Komori and Hiroaki Yamamoto. Officials say all those assigned before the April 30 takeover will be asked to leave eventually, though some foreign correspondents remain. The government places no blame on coverage and says future residency for foreign staff may be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Vietnam
UPI
Alan Dawson
United Press International
Yoshihisa Komori
Mainichi
Hiroaki Yamamoto
Asahi
Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Dawson
Labor Secretary meets Meany over Russian grain ship boycott
Labor Secretary John Dunlop held talks with AFL CIO President George Meany and maritime union leaders as longshoremen continue not to load Russian bought American grain. Ford asked Meany to join talks. no immediate resolution expected. A judge heard a request to block further stoppages in Corpus Christi while farm bureaus file NLRB charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
John Dunlop
Aflcio
George Meany
Ron Nelsen
Meany
Dunlop
Corpus Christi
Tex
West Gulf Maritime Association
Texas
Russia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Texas Farm Bureau
Kansas Farm Bureau
Luncheon Lets Citizens Question Chanute Officials
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a no host luncheon in the La Rosa de Oro banquet room on Wednesday. City leaders including Mayor H Cunningham, Commissioners Kihm and Orozco, city manager Bob Bunting, and city planner Clifford Dobson are listed to attend, with chamber president R C Lee and directors also present for questions and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Area
H. Cunningham
Barbara Kihm
John Orozco
Bob Bunting
Clifford Dobson
R. C. Lee
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Norma Maring
Chanute Swimming
North Grant
City Park
O. H. Cunningham
Kihm
Grant Street
Bunting
Commission
Tom Hoxie
Jim Youngberg
Denver
CMI Inc
Youngberg
Erie
Neosho County
Reuben J. Burkman
Chanute
Cha
Maritime Union
National Labor Relations Board
Houston
Moscow
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