Closing Looms For TB Institution In Kansas 1974
Kansas Topeka report on the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital at Chanute remaining open through mid 1974 with a June 1974 closure expected. Dr. James Brown seeks 167 448 for 18 months plus funds to retain staff and restore positions, while budget director James Bibb trims requests to 612 664 for 55 staff.
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Kansas
Topeka
Chanute
Aft
James Brown
Robert Haines
DIM
Brown
James Bibb
Free Hi Mom Calls For Five Service Members
Communications Workers Local 6405 announces the 16th Hi Mom program offering five free holiday telephone calls to U S military personnel overseas. Four calls funded by CWA and one by the American Legion, with a local-area contest to choose winners. Entries from mothers fathers sisters brothers and spouses must include name address phone number and relationship by December 12, 1972.
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The
Communications Workers of America
CWA
American Legion
U.S
Hi-Mom
Sharon
S. Henry
Chanute
Kan
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmentary item notes an intercepted letter addressed to Cha and hints at a list of words tied to entertainment. The readable text suggests secrecy or censorship surrounding provocative language without detailing specifics.
Nu Wa Expands in Chanute with Industrial Bonds
Chanute City Commission approved a letter of intent to sell industrial bonds totaling about 300000 to Nu Wa Industries of Chanute for expansion. The firm will use a 3.1 acre Safari Industrial Park site donated by the city and receive incentives including 50 percent tax abatement and land gift. The city will provide a tax in lieu payment roughly half of regular taxes for ten years.
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Chanute
John Mitchell
Nu Wa
Commission
Recreation and Parks Commission
South Evergreen
Keller
Mike Bailey
Board of Outdoor Recreation
Required Dorm Occupancy Subject for Board Tonight
Neo sho County Community Junior College faces a board meeting at 8 p.m. to consider mandating college housing for single students under 21 not living with family. Dean Joe Smith will present current dorm occupancy and next semester projections. Virginia Hagenbauch reports on Practical Nursing class progress and Class 13 prospects.
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Neosho County
Joe Smith
Virginia Hagenbauch
Practical Nursing School
District 413 Board weighs teacher salary schedule changes
The board signed a letter seeking to negotiate salary schedules with the teachers association. A 10 step plan was proposed to replace the 15 step system but the superintendent warned it could overraise some teachers while underpaying others.
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District 413 Board of Education
Teachers’ Association
Buford Fisher
Nixon reshuffles Cabinet names Lynn HUD secretary
President Nixon named James T. Lynn to head Housing and Urban Development succeeding George Romney. Roger P. Morton will stay as Interior secretary in a second term. Peterson will leave Commerce to lead a new international economic policy council, with Frederick Dent possibly succeeding him.
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Washington
Nixon
Commerce
James T. Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
Rogers C. B. Morton
Interior
Peter G. Peterson
U.S
Lynn
George Romney
HUD
Romney
Citizens Action Organization
Congress
Walter Hickel
William P. Rogers
Shultz
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Peterson
Government Council
International Economies
South Carolina
Frederick B. Dent
Commerce Department
Maurice Stans
Major oil firms to pull out Midwest retail gas stations
Joplin KUHI TV reports Gulf Oil has already announced Midwest station closures valued at over 230 million dollars. Shell Standard Mobil and Humble reportedly to exit the region citing higher transport costs price wars and self service competition. Standard may keep highway service stations only.
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Joplin
Gulf Oil Co
Midwest
Shell
Standard
Mobil
Humble
Kuhi
Supreme Court okays bars with nude dancing
In a 6-3 decision the Supreme Court ruled states may revoke liquor licenses for bars featuring nude dancers and other explicit entertainment. Justice Rehnquist said First Amendment limits do not reach salacious material in venues licensed for alcohol. The ruling upholds California regulations linking lewd acts pass them off as dancing to public morals.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
California
Rehnquist
Department of Alchcoholic Beverage Control
Doctor urges warning on stamp licking health risks
New Ipswich physician Dr. Robert Shaw asks government to warn the public about stamp licking dangers as Christmas nears. He cites unsanitary stamps with unknown chemicals, unregulated content, and especially strong taste, noting they are larger and contain more glue this year.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Robert Shaw
New Ipswich
N.H
Apollo 17 preparations run smooth for moonflight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Preparations for Wednesday's final Apollo flight to the moon are the smoothest in some time a space agency official said as engineers speed toward the 853 p m liftoff Astronauts Eugene A Cernan Ronald E Evans and Harrison H Schmitt slept late to adjust their biological clocks and plan jet trainer flights and last minute cramming for Apollo 17
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
Space Agency
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Harrison H. Schmitt
Pentagon Budget Up as 1974 Defense Spending Seen Higher
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird forecast the 1974 Pentagon budget will exceed 80 billion dollars, at least four billion more than the current 76 billion. He said earlier projections by a senior Pentagon official predicting a drop were not accurate.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Newsmen
Treasury to mail tax share checks with lower totals
Federal revenue sharing checks go out this week and the Treasury Department warns cities and states not to expect full amounts. Deputy Treasury Secretary Charles E. Walker said the formula for state and local allotments will not be updated until early next year and urged patience until full information behind the checks is published.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Charles E. Walker
Treasury
Walker
Kissinger Tho Talks Canceled Then Set To Resume Wednesday
Negotiations between Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho were canceled this morning with plans to meet again Wednesday. No reason given for the cancellation fueled by speculation of a ruse. The pair had resumed talks Monday after a nine day recess and met five hours amid a news blackout.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
Kissinger
Tho
Washington
Calley
Army Court to Rule on Calley My Lai Conviction
The three judge Army Court of Military Review opened a review of Lt William L Calley Jr s My Lai murder conviction saying the 20 year sentence may be too harsh The court heard about six hours of oral arguments and can only modify or reduce the penalty not increase it with a decision expected early next year
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Falls Church, Va
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Army Court of Military Review
Indian Occupation Probe: GSA Officials to Testify
Washington AP General Services Administration officials are to testify before a House subcommittee about the Indian occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs headquarters last month. The panel was told officials avoided forcible eviction to prevent bloodshed.
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Washington
General Services Administration
House
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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