Nixon unsure of peace prospects in Vietnam talks
President Nixon told congressional leaders he cannot say if a Vietnam peace agreement is imminent. In Omaha Nebraska Arvid James Hell 39 was sentenced to six months in Douglas County Jail and fined 500 after pleading guilty to motor vehicle homicide.
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Washington
Nixon
Congressional
Omaha
Neb
Arvid James Hell
Columbus
Douglas County
Norma Treloggen
Hell
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Harris Gets Chairmanship
TOPEKA AP Speaker Duane C. Pete McGill announced the appointment of 19 of 21 committee chairmen for the 1973 legislative session. All appointees are Republicans. Fred Harris of Chanute leads the Transportation and Utilities Committee and Clyde Hill of Yates Center retains the Ways and Means chair.
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Topeka
Duane C
Pete” McGill
Fred Harris
Chanute
Transportation and Utilities Committee
McGill
Clyde Hill
Yates Center
House
Ways and Means
Wet July Slick December Highlight 1972 Weather Year
Weather highlights for 1972 show July rainfall totaling 12.20 inches after a dry six months, with 3.43 inches on July 18 and over two inches on two other days. December brought low temperatures and a 2 inch precipitation cover, while the year logged 139 days with measurable moisture and a total 39.23 inches, 0.83 inches above average. Bruce Perry, convicted in October of delivering a hallucinogenic drug, dropped his appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court and will be committed to Topeka’s Diagnostic Center.
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Bruce Perry
Kansas Supreme Court
Perry
Neosho County
Kansas
Hudson
Senate
Chanute City to Consider Street and Drainage Projects
City Commission will review several street and drainage projects in Chanute including Larson from 4th to 5th Western from 4th to 7th Lafayette from Pine to Ash Ash from Kansas to Lafayette and Ash from Washington to Lafayette. City Engineer Heath will present a lift station plan for the Safari housing project as part of 1973 revenue sharing funds. The $20,212 federal revenue sharing allotment is a priority for Monday.
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City Commission
Chanute
Larson
Western
Lafayette
Pine
Ash
Kansas
Washington
Floyd Heath
Safari
State of
Hill
Harris
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A short intercepted note refers to the City Commission and its street work and implied payments. The fragment suggests local governance chatter about street maintenance and funding without detailing names or amounts.
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Cha
Area Legislators Weigh 1973 Session Issues
Barbara Kihm reports Topeka legislators Fred Harris Dale Hudson and Clyde Hill share views on 1973 session priorities. They call for a new school finance plan with equal per student funding and discuss funding through sales or income taxes, rejecting a state wide property tax.
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Barbara Kihm
Topeka
Fred Harris
Dale Hudson
Clyde Hill
Harris
Kansas
Hudson
New School Foundation
Hill
United States Supreme Court
Robert Docking
Morris Kay
House Lawmaking View from Clyde Hill Politically Focused
Kansas representative Clyde Hill discusses legislative sessions as a learning process for new members and outlines his priorities including the University of Kansas Medical Center and Parsons state hospital. He praises Kansas government while critiquing elitist views and addresses tax, bingo, and revenue sharing debates.
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Gies
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
State Hospital and School
Parsons
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