Nursing board suspends Mrs Burkman license
The Kansas Board of Nursing suspended Chanute nurse Pat Burkman for six months starting December 1 after finding she practiced with an expired license from January 1971. Burkman and attorney Forsyth plan to appeal, calling the case a dangerous precedent.
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Topeka
HNL
State Board of Nursing
Chanute
Pat Burkman
Burkman
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles Forsyth
Erie
Forsyth
Board of Nursing
State Board
Dormois
Fitzpatrick
North Central evaluation on senior high at 413 board meeting
Unified School District 413 Board will discuss air pollution emission control regulations and inviting safety and fire inspection under OSHA and the state Department of Education. Rickart presents enrollment and graduation guidelines. Resignations from Debbie Barthel and Harold Strack. Kirkman reports Kansas Association of School Boards meeting.
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Miles Rickart
North Central
Board of Education
Unified School District
Occupational Safety and Health Act
State Department of Education
Rickart
Debbie Barthel
Royster
Harold Strack
Lynn Kirkman
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas City firm eyeing local paper salvage programs
A representative of Alton Box Board Co. Kansas City told the Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission that his firm aims to work with counties and cities to collect newsprint, corrugated cardboard and mixed paper. The plan includes leasing a paper baler at five dollars per ton with a one dollar option to buy after a year and hauling by freight train. a boxcar load of cardboard valued at about two thousand two hundred dollars. The company also guarantees to buy paper at market price for five years.
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Alton Box Board Co
Kansas City
Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission
Gail Bower
Bower
Burglary for national security criticized by White House
Intercepted letter quotes a White House statement asserting that burglary for national security is not dishonorable but is wrong. The message is attributed to Nute.
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White House
Farm prices fall for third straight month as nov 15 index slides
Agriculture Department reports raw farm product prices dropped 1.5 percent in the month ending nov 15 led by declines in cattle uplands cotton broiler chickens and soybeans. Milk potatoes rice and tomatoes rose while overall prices stay 38 percent above last year and meat animal index fell 5 percent from the prior month.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Chanute High to Film City Commission Meetings
Harold Stroud of Chanute High School will produce three video tapes of City Commission meetings in December. The tapes support a new instructional module How to Run or Ruin a City taught by government teacher Mike Lawrence in the second semester.
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Chanute High School
City Commission
Harold Stroud
Mike Lawrence
Rebels rout leaves Khmer Rouge attack massive casualty toll
Cambodian authorities report more than 500 government soldiers and civilians dead or missing after a Khmer Rouge assault on Vihear Suor village 12 miles northeast of Phnom Penh. About 200 troops escaped to friendly lines as fighting pressed into marshlands.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Vihear Suor
Khnor Kar
Khmer Rouge
Gas Stations to Close Sunday After Nixon Appeal
AP survey shows 80 to 90 percent of stations likely to shutter Saturday 9 p.m. to Sunday midnight across many states. Ohio and Connecticut report high compliance with the voluntary ban while Florida and California cite preexisting Sunday closures. Officials warn motorists to seek patrol help if stranded and note some shops will offer repairs and emergencies.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Ohio Highway Patrol
Refinery honors Sunday closing plan by hours
Mid-America Petroleum Co of Chanute will stop gasoline sales from 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday in line with the president's order to close on Sundays. The firm will keep diesel fuel service for trucks and make minimal scheduling changes while maintaining total weekly hours for staff.
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Connecticut
Charles Matties
The
Connecticut Gasoline Retailers Association
John Devine
International Service Station Dealers Association
California
Nixon
Mid-America Petroleum Co
Chanute
Justus O'Reilly
Mid-America
Fighting on Suez front renews as Egyptian push repulsed
Israeli command says Egyptian troops failed to advance from three points on the west bank of the Suez Canal amid artillery and mortar exchanges. No Israeli casualties. Talks at Kilometer 101 stall. UN mediator Siilasvuo in Cairo with Egyptian War Minister Ismail and to meet Dayan Sunday. US expects Geneva talks mid December. oil market moves noted as Saudi cutbacks affect Europe.
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West Bank
Suez Canal
Little Bitter Lake
Kilometer 147
Sinai
Egypt
Cairo-Suez Highway
Ensio Siilasouo
United Nations
Ahmed Ismail
Cairo
U.N
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Siilasvuo
Ismail
Suez
Mohamed el-Gamasy
Aharon Yariv
Israel
Yediot Aharonot
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez Road
Krogh pleads guilty in Ellsberg burglary case
Former Nixon aide Egil Krogh Jr admitted conspiracy to violate the civil rights of Beverly Hills psychiatrist Dr. Lewis Fielding, in the September 1971 Ellsberg burglary. He agreed to cooperate with prosecutors, remaining free on recognizance with sentencing set for six to seven weeks.
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Washington
Nixon
Egil Krogh Jr
Ellsberg
Krogh
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
White House
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Watergate Grand Jury
Los Angeles
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Local Weather Outlook With Cloud Cover and Temperatures
Partly cloudy to cloudy today with a high in the low 60s. Tonight remains fair with a low in the mid to upper 30s. Sunday brings sunshine and upper 60s, with light variable winds this morning.
Nixon fights back at finance charges
Washington AP report says Nixon allies near completion of statements on his finances amid Watergate claims. Officials doubt a firm release timetable, aiming for mid next week for first disclosure. Documents promise to show no personal fund use and tax details, with tax returns likely not released.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Gerald L Warren
C. G
Bebe" Rebozo Warren
Warren
H. Chapman Rose
Cleveland
Kenneth Gemmell
Philadelphia
Ronald L. Ziegler
David Gergen
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Allied Gasoline Retailers Association of Florida
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