Jaco Names Dorm and Tennis Courts at NCCJC
The NCCJC Board approved names for the college dormitory NeoKan and the tennis courts N C C J C Jaycee Courts. Jaycees funded the courts, with committee chair Dean Smith noting the title credits the donors and the safari Jaycees. President Dr. J C Sanders reported fall out of district tuition billing of 38500 with about one third received and more collections expected as counties respond.
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John Rabe
Neosho County Community Junior College
Board of
N.C.C. Jaycee
Joe Smith
Jaycee
N.C.C.J.C
Smith
Erik Conard
J. C. Sanders
NCCJC
Sanders
Sedgwick County
Sedgwick
City seeks programmer for data processing equipment
City has received 42 applications for a programmer position handling new data processing equipment. Four locals applied, with others from Texas Arkansas Iowa Oklahoma and Missouri. The hire requires experience or training for four roles and a decision is due in a week to ten days. The City Commission favored hiring the best qualified candidate, even if not a local.
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Bob Bunting
Texas
Arkansas
Kenneth Sanborn
City Commission
Commission
Sanborn
Legislators See Slides On Industry In Southeast Kansas
Six state legislators from southeast Kansas attended a Mid-America dinner after a trustees meeting at Chanute Country Club. Roger Manda presented a Kansas Economic Development Commission slide plan to boost industry, urging continued freeport warehouse incentives and industrial revenue bonds.
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Kansas
Mid-America, Inc
Board of Trustees
Chanute Country Club
Roger Manda
Mid- America
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Kansas Freeport
Manda
Mid-America
Welfare Board Assembles Christmas Wish List
Neosho County Board of Social Welfare, led by John Kirkwood, compiles a Christmas list of welfare recipients. Welfare cuts strain giving. service groups will narrow the eligible list, then pass it to the Chamber of Commerce for broader donations of toys, foods and clothing.
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Neosho County
Chamber of Commerce
Weather Summary for the Day and Area Forecast
Cloudy and cooler with occasional light drizzle tonight and Thursday. North to northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Low temperatures in the 30s tonight rising slightly Thursday with a 30 percent precipitation chance.
Work-Study Program Named For Next Fall
Paul Parsons will not assume his Royster Junior High principal post until fall. He will lead the district work-study program combining half day work with school for 20 to 30 high school students. Parsons plans groundwork this year and summer, coordinating with teachers parents employers and agencies.
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Paul Parsons
Royster
Parsons
Board of Education
Chanute
Buford Fisher
Fisher
Perfume and Cash Taken in Monday Break-ins
Police report Tuesday details include Virginia's Beauty Salon break-in at 205 W Main with perfume worth 37.50 and $15 cash stolen after a back door glass was shattered. Otasco store at 4 E Main had a broken back door handle, believed to stop entry. Keily Kinyon reports theft of a four speed transmission with Hurst shifter from a 1971 car in his driveway. Larry Bitts reports a toolbox containing sockets and wrenches stolen from 1611 S Highland. Novella Siebel reports a .22 rifle and case stolen from her car between 6 p.m Sunday and Tuesday.
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Virginia
W. Main
Otasco
E. Main
Keily Kinyon
S. Denman
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Mentioned
An intercepted note references Cha and notes that students have likely named the junior college facilities themselves.
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Cha
Supreme Court rules unions cannot force retirees benefits bargaining
In a 6 to 1 decision the Supreme Court barred unions from compelling management to bargain over benefits for retired workers. The ruling limits NLRB authority, affecting 190 Ohio retirees and potentially broader labor bargaining practices nationwide. Justice Douglas dissented without an explanation.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
NLRB
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
William O. Douglas
Labor Board
Tax lien, federal case involve Millstein in Kansas
A federal tax lien of 10890687 dollars was filed against David T. Millstein of Lawrence for an excise tax on marijuana. Millstein pleaded guilty to unlawfully facilitating hashish transport and concealment and awaits sentencing. He had been indicted on conspiring to import and sell 66 pounds of hashish. Elbert T. Klassen named Postmaster General, replacing resigning Winton Blount. Klassen, 63, is a former American Can Co. president and Hillsboro, Kansas native.
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Lawrence
Kan
David T. Millstein
Internal Revenue Service
Douglas County Registrar of Deeds
Millstein
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Washington
Elbert T. Klassen
U.S. Postal Service
Klassen
Board of Governors
Postal Service
Winton M. Blount
Senate
Alabama
Hillsboro
American Can Co
Five Killed in Westfield Family Slaying
In Westfield New Jersey five members of John E List family were found shot to death in a spacious home. List a 46 year old NYC firm executive was sought for questioning. Victims include List wife children and mother and had been dead about a month.
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Westfield
N.J
John E. List
New York City
List
Muskie to announce 1973 plans after California endorse
Sen. Edmund Muskie said he will announce his intentions for the coming year on January 4 at a news conference. He was endorsed by Sen. John Tunney and California Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti, two influential California Democrats who hold a large share of state delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
California
Muskie
John V. Tunney
State Assembly
Bob Moretti
Conflicting Reports Spark Battle Updates Across Pakistan War Fronts
India claimed Pakistani troops retreated in confusion in East Pakistan while admitting a defeat in Chhamb on the Kashmir front. New Delhi said East Pakistan forces were within 28 miles of Dacca, but Rawalpindi officials asserted Pakistani troops held ground across the province.
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India
East Pakistan
Chhamb
Kashmir
New Delhi
Dacca
Rawalpindi
West Pakistan
Unwanted Choice Faces Nixon On Day Care Bill
President Nixon faced a decision on whether to sign or veto a bill proposing a $2 billion national child development program. The House passed it 210 to 186 after heavy administration lobbying. The measure would fund comprehensive day care for children of working mothers and extend the Economic Opportunity Act for two years.
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Washington
Nixon
House
White House
U.N. Calls for Peace in India Pakistan Crisis
The U.N. General Assembly urged an immediate cease fire and troop withdrawal by India and Pakistan and pressed for a political settlement in East Pakistan. It warned that only a political solution could allow refugees to return home.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
India
Pakistan
Prosecutor to Drop Charges in Kent State Disturbances Case
Ravenna Ohio Prosecutor John Hayward says he will drop charges against 20 people still facing trial over the Kent State disturbances in May 1970 that left four dead, citing lack of evidence.
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Ravenna, Ohio
John Hayward
Kent State University
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Dean Smith
Safari Jaycees
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Oklahoma
Missouri
James Rowland
Marjorie Nation
Nation
Conard
University of Kansas Regents Report
Wichita
Jayhawk
Kansas City Junior College
Walt Schublom
Schublom
Independence
Kansas Association of Public Community Junior Colleges
Kapcjc
Dr. Rowland
Commander Everitt
Larry Smith
Richard Good
Ralph Watkins
C. P. McKinnie
Future Teachers of America
Chanute Senior High School
Unified District 413
Sherry McCoy
Mabel Salzman
Hutton
Salzman
Dan Thompson
Sherry
Lawrence McCoy
S. Grant
Dan
Britton Thompson
Kirkwood
Jerry Steele
Larry Bitts
S. Highland
Novella Siebel
S. Lincoln
the National Labor Relations
Allied Chemical Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Plate
Associated Press
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