Tiny Tim Weds Victoria Budinger On Carson Show
Tiny Tim and 17 year old Victoria Budinger wed in a taped NBC ceremony at Manhattan studios watched by millions on Tonight. Rev William Glenesk officiated as 250 guests looked on with 10,000 tulips flown from Holland.
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New York
Tiny Tim
Victoria May Budinger
Johnny Carson
NBC
Manhattan
William Glenesk
Brooklyn
Spencer Memorial Church
Carson
Holland
Reformatory Fire In Hutchinson Damages Print Shop
A Wednesday fire at the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson damaged the print shop and a ceiling after being discovered about 2 PM. Investigators suspect arson as in a prior October blaze that destroyed the property control and sheet metal warehouse.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Reformatory
Oil Seep Reported Near Santa Barbara Platform
An oil slick covering 8 square miles moved south after a new leak from an offshore Union Oil Co. rig in the Santa Barbara Channel. The seep, detected Wednesday, released 6 000 to 9 000 gallons from a weld in an undersea pipe at the same platform linked to the January 28 blowout. The earlier slick covered 1 800 square miles in 11 days, fouling beaches along the coast.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific
Union Oil Co
California
Suit Dismissed In Kansas Oil Case Over $820,724 Settlement
An anti trust suit by Kansas against Socony Mobil Oil Co. was dismissed by Judge E Newton Vickers after the state reached an $820,724 settlement with the firm. Nine of the12 oil companies have settled, totaling about $2.8 million, over an alleged price fixing of highway asphalt from 1959 to early 1965. Farmland Industries Kansas Emulsions and Wilshire Oil Co of Texas remain unsettled.
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Topeka
State of Kansas
Shawnee County
E. Newton Vickers
Socony-Mobil Oil Co., Inc
Farmland Industries, Inc
Kansas Emulsions, Inc
Wilshire Oil Co
Texas
Kansas sheriff deputies to wear uniform statewide
Atty. Gen. Kent Frizzell announced that Kansas county sheriffs and deputies will wear identical uniforms starting January 11 1971. The outfit includes a grey felt hat with a three inch brim a light blue shirt French blue trousers without cuffs or leg stripes black socks boots and a French patrol jacket. Winter wear adds long sleeve shirts with black neckties and summer wear features short sleeve shirts with collars open.
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Kent Frizzell
Frizzell
Morgenthau Rebuffs Nixon Ouster Threat in New York
U S Attorney Robert Morgenthau refuses to resign after Nixon's ultimatum to quit or be fired. Republicans in New York split with the president over replacing Morgenthau with Whitney North Seymour Jr. Morgenthau will assess if the move undermines his effectiveness and his future.
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New York
U.S
Nixon
Stag party raid leads to arrest of New Orleans judge
In a motel raid Wednesday night police arrested all present including Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr who presided at the Clay Shaw trial. He was booked on charges of soliciting for prostitution obscenity resisting arrest and four counts of assault on a policeman. He was released on own recognizance.
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New Orleans
Clay Shaw
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
Joseph Murry
Haggerty
William Nolan
Press Saga at The Erie Record Betsy the Model A
The Erie Record adopts a used Model A press named Black Betsy under owner editor Roger Kensinger. The staff describe moving lines and machines to fit the new setup, printing four to eight pages per roll and preparing the weekly edition for mailing.
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Erie Record
Roger Kensingers
Kensinger
Dwight Wallingford
ERIE
Betsy
Tempermental
Record
Roger Kensinger
McPherson Sentinel
Village to Pay Taxes Denied Tax Exemption for Osage Village
The State Board of Tax Appeals denied Osage Village Inc and denied tax exemption for the St. Paul low income housing project after a Topeka hearing. The panel found no legislative authority to grant an exemption and that the property is not shown as used exclusively for charitable purposes.
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Erie
State Board of Tax Appeals
Osage Village, Inc
St. Paul
Neosho County Board of Commissioners
Topeka
Tax Appeals Board
Osage Village
Osage
Virgil Lowe
Neosho County
Ralph A. Gouvion
Gene Jacquinot
Charles Forsyth
Lowe
Ray M. Coder
John White
Farmers Home Administration
Planning panel rejects Otto Bright mobile home plan
The city planning commission refused Otto Brights petition to place two mobile homes on a single lot at 1615 S Ashby. Members cited spot zoning risk and urged larger park grouping to support future high density housing. The final decision rests with the city commissioners at the Jan 5 meeting after notice requirements.
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Catherine O’leary
Planning Commission
City Commissioners
Otto Bright
S. Ashby
Bright
R. A. Cook
Robert Hembree
Donald Manning
Manning
Fred Harris
City Commission
Wayne Burghart
Thirteenth Street
Larson
Rutter
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A read through an intercepted letter shows a satirical note addressed to Cha about taxes as a privilege. The brief missive uses metaphor to compare tax payment with dental procedures like a tooth pull or appendix removal.
Tax Payment Protests Spread Across Kansas
Tax protests over property tax hikes widen in Kansas with nine counties reporting strong opposition. Taxpayer associations in about a dozen counties coordinate action, some urging withholding or paying under protest as real estate assessments rise to 30 percent of value under a state law. Cowley County alone saw over 100 taxpayers paying the first half tax under protest.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Severn
Cowley County
Weather Forecast Low Tonight 27 to 32
AREA FORECAST calls for fair skies through Friday with cooler nights. Topeka reports 1 p.m. temperatures in the 40s to 50s, highs in the 50s Friday. Precipitation trace today, dry. The Kansas outlook notes a cool dry air mass moving in, with milder conditions in the east and cooler in the west. Taxpayers groups in Cowley and Pawnee counties set up offices to assist protest filings against 1963 tax laws. Johnson County guidance warns about deadlines and penalties.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Russell
Pittsburg
Leavenworth
Liberal
Larned
Howard Barstow
Pawnee County
Tioga Hotel Not Closing. Lease Extends to 1971
Mrs. A Kelley, manager, denies rumor of closure on January 1 1970. The misworded legal publication about Boss Hotel title changes in Wichita caused confusion. Tioga Hotel will continue operating at least until September 1971 when the current lease ends.
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Tioga
A. Kelley
Boss Hotel
Wichita
Boss Hotels
Neosho County Extends Tax Date to December 22
Neosho County treasurer Don Harding announced the tax payment deadline moved to December 22 because the office will be closed December 20. Taxes mailed with a December 22 postmark will incur no penalty. Motor vehicle owners are receiving 1970 license renewal applications this week.
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Erie
Neosho County
Don Harding
Harding
Children’s Santa Letters From Chanute North Pole Visit
A Tribune reporter accompanied a mail carrier to the North Pole to read local children’s Christmas wishes. Readers include David Morton asking for building blocks with gears and a cloth book for his sister Wendy, plus many other named youngsters listing toys and requests from a wide Chanute area.
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Santa Claus
Chanute
Tribune
North Pole
Santa
David Morton
S. Rutter
Peter
David
Wendy
Jack Cheyney
R. 4
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Yours
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Ellis County
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Johnson County Association
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Diana Howell
Washington
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Bank of Commerce
Jeff
Jeanne Ports
Jeanne
Robin Barnett
Swingy
Clay
Jennifer
Lou Ann Osborn
P. J. Julia
Christy Stacey
Mary Beth Moore
Kelly Osborn
Kelly
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