McCloskey Attacks Haldeman Aide Over Treason Claim
Kansas City remarks by Rep. Paul N. McCloskey mock the White House charge that critics of peace talks are aiding the enemy. He warns that such language equates criticism with treason and accuses the Nixon administration of misleading the public on Indochina. He cites Agnew’s earlier assault on him and criticizes government secrecy.
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Kansas City
Paul N. McCloskey
United States
McCloskey
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Municipal Air Terminal
Haldeman
White House
Agnew
Indochina
Wichita
Kan
America
Senate Acts to Extend Local Sales Tax Law
Senate leaders push extending the local sales tax provision tied to the 1970 tax lid. The measure would allow cities to approve a special sales tax, with Topeka Manhattan and Lawrence cited as examples. The bill faces final vote as legislators also consider a nursing home levy bill and other measures.
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Senate
Peka
Kan
Frank Hodze
Hutchinson
Kansas Cities
Robert Docking
Topeka
Manhattan
Lawrence
Hodge
Don Christy
R-Scott City
Dodge City to vote on sales tax and development plan
Kansas city commissioners approve four April 4 referendums including a one cent city sales tax a $109 462 park bond with federal match an industrial development plan for graduates and hospital funding with undetermined taxpayer money Shirl Abbie estimates penny tax revenue at 645 000 yearly.
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Dodge City
Kan
Shirl Abbey
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Pete” McClosky
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Michal Gradert
Art Snyder
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Milton Rice
Robert Bennett
Prairie Village
Kansas National Guard
Federal and State Affairs Committee
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