Sanborn criticizes gas suppliers over curbed service
City Manager Kenneth Sanborn on Monday faulted natural gas suppliers led by Cities Service Gas Co for withholding gas to push indirect sales rate hikes. He cited a Southeast Kansas shortage with Kansas Geological Survey projections of Kansas losing gas production by 2025, impacting towns including Neodesha. Micro-Lite Inc sought 80 000 to 100 000 cubic feet daily in November 1971 but was refused to dry smectite vermiculite for livestock feed, risking ten jobs.
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Kenneth Sanborn
Sanborn
Kansas
Cities Service Gas Company
Micro- Lite, Inc
Micro-Lite
Bob McGregor
Chanute
McGregor
Kansas Geological Survey
Neodesha
Federal Power Commission
Red Cross Readies County Annual Drive Start
Neosho County Red Cross fund drive begins Wednesday covering all areas outside Chanute. Drive chairman is Mrs John White with co chairwoman Mrs John Nepote. Chanute residents donate via United Fund. County quota set at 4113. Towns and townships list with chairmen and quotas include Thayer led by Mrs Marion Showalter and others.
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Neosho County
Red Cross Fund
Chanute
John White
Eric
John Nepote
Red Cross
United Fund
Paul Pitts
Thayer
Marion Showalter
Weather report and local charity drive update
A 1 pm temperature reading of 78 degrees at Martin Johnson airport signals a warm day with gusty winds. Forecast calls for increasing clouds, a chance of showers tonight, and cooler conditions midweek with highs in the 60s. Also noted are Kansas education bill moves, as the state Board of Education could approve year round schooling in three districts pending Senate action.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Martin Johnson Airport
Tribune Files
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Education
Kansas
House
Senate
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Party Culture Emphasis
A brief intercepted note from a Florida Leap Year party discusses priorities on culture and concerns about baser elements entering the gathering. The fragment hints at social tensions and aims to reassure refined conduct.
Doctor Joins Ashley Clinic Staff in Internal Medicine
Newton C. McCluggage named to Ashley Clinic staff for internal medicine. Lawrence native and KU alum with M D from KU School of Medicine, residency at Kansas City General, Cleveland Clinic fellowship, and active in major medical associations. Family plans to relocate March 13 to 1320 Larson home.
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Ashley Clinic
Newton C. McCluggage
McCluggage
Lawrence
University of Kansas
K.U
Marine Corps
K.U. School of Medicine
Kansas City General Hospital
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Kansas City General
American College of Physicians
American Society of Internists
American Medical Association
Kansas Medical Society
Larson
Soothing Note by Nixon In Report on China Trip
Nixon returns from his 12 day trip to China saying talks laid a basis for a lasting peace and denying secret deals. He sought to reassure conservatives about Taiwan troop withdrawal amid a meeting with congressional leaders.
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Nixon
China
Washington
U.S
Taiwan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Republican Party
Chiang Kaishek
Peking
Academic Rights at Issue in Teacher Negotiations
Ed Thompson of area Uniserv cites academic freedom and due process as central to teachers negotiating contracts. A Liberal rally supports NEA teachers fired amid a dispute with the Liberal Board of Education. Thompson argues due process protections and organized policy voice strengthen the profession.
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Ed Thompson
Area Uniserv
Liberal
National Education Association
Liberal Board of Education
Thompson
Boards of Education
Senate defeats Griffin busing powers amendment
The Senate reversed itself and voted to defeat an amendment by Sen. Robert P. Griffin seeking to strip federal courts of the power to issue busing orders in school desegregation cases.
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Washington
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Bachelors Tempt Fate On Leap Year Yacht Ball
Miami based Bachelors International plans a Leap Year party aboard Dr. Sydney Sacks' houseboat Sybarite with 35 wealthy bachelors and a covey of international beauties. The event aims to entertain foreign guests with luxury features and champagne while avoiding local talent.
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Miami
Lee Rosen
Sydney Sacks
Sacks
The
Twenty Niners
Miami Beach
Cupid
Dentist gets 15 years for aiding draft evasion
Bernard Bender of Woodland Hills was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison and fined 30000 for fitting orthodontic devices to young men to dodge the draft. U S District Court Judge A Andrew Hauk called the acts sham fraud and deceit and said they smacked of treason. Assistant U S Attorney David Fox said up to 80 men were helped to evade service. In Kansas Gov Robert Docking signed a law delaying inventory reporting to April 15 aligning with income tax deadlines for individuals and corporations.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Bender
Woodland Hills
U.S. District Court
A. Andrew Hauk
Asst
U.S
David Fox
Bender
Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Young man steals private plane at Fairfax airport
Authorities hunt a bold thief who boarded a private 1968 Cessna 150 at Fairfax airport KC. He reportedly asked the control tower for takeoff directions before fleeing, prompting FBI and FAA involvement as investigators trace the craft likely headed to another strip. Dale Dyer, of Kansas City, had bought the plane ten days earlier valued at $8,500 with 380 flight hours.
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Kansas City
Kan
Fairfax
FBI
FAA
Dale Dyer
Welfare rolls in New York City hit 1.27 million
New York City welfare recipients total 1.27 million, the highest in years, according to Human Resources Administrator Jule Sugarman. He said the welfare load climbs by 8,000 to 10,000 people monthly in a Monday night radio interview.
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New York
New York City
Jule Sugarman
Sugarman
Kansas House Sets March 20 One Day Veto Session
The Kansas House voted 113 to 5 to reconvene March 20 for a one day session to review possible vetoes by Gov. Robert Docking. A Senate-bound resolution governs the plan. The measure aims to address potential gubernatorial objections.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Robert Docking
Senate
Nationalists denounce Nixon amid China talks
Chiang Kai-shek's government and the National Assembly condemn President Nixon for negotiating with Communists. A resolution says the regime cannot forgive Nixon and declares any accord with Beijing null and void.
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Taipei
China
National Assembly
Nixon
Chiang Kai-shek
Foreign Ministry
Chiang
KansSheriffs Oppose Bill Aimed at State Police Force
The Kansas Sheriffs Association directors voted unanimously to oppose a bill they say would create a state police force. Ellis County Sheriff Clarence Worth notes the measure would let the highway patrol keep up to ten plainclothesmen and have the patrol superintendent lead when local officials request aid.
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Hays, Kan
Kansas Sheriffs Association
Kansas
Ellis County
Clarence Worth
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