Reinhardt chosen as president of State Board of Agriculture
Richard R. Reinhardt a Neosho County dairy farmer from Erie was elected president of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture. Charles E. Hamnon Valley Falls was named vice president and Duane Steeples Zurich treasurer. Steeples replaces A T Sanger while re elected members include Floyd Coen Paul Buchele and Jack Beau champ.
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Reinhardt
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Kan
Richard R. Reinhardt
Neosho County
Erie
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Charles E. Hamnon
Valley Falls
Duane Steeples
Zurich
Kansas State University
Air Force
Steeples
A. T. Sanger
Morland
Floyd Coen
Elkhart
Paul Buchele
Cedar Vale
Jack Beauchamp
Ottawa
Kansas State Fair Board
Beauchamp
Coen
Otis Douglass
Burlington
Pearson assails Kissinger oil intervention stance
U.S. Sen. James B. Pearson of Kansas denounced Secretary Kissinger's talk of possible military action to protect Middle East oil. He warned Congress will not tolerate a free hand and called saber rattling a drastic mistake as debate over oil embargos continues.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Senate
Kissinger
Pearson
Associated Press
Congress
Soviet Soyuz 17 Launch Aims at Salyut 4 Linkup
Tass reports Soyuz 17 lifted into earth orbit carrying Lt. Col Alexei Gubarev and Georgy Grechko, set for joint experiments with the Salyut 4 space lab launched Dec 26, 1974. Salyut 4 tests design and science in weightless conditions while earlier missions pursued docking trials and program milestones.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Alexei Gubarev
Georgy Grechko
Earth
Court action to continue in alleged kickback case
The special prosecutor plans to pursue the case even if the Kansas Supreme Court rules the grand jury was improperly selected. Judge Sullivan ruled the Shawnee County grand jury invalid, dismissing indictments against 17 individuals and five firms. The prosecutor says cases would be refiled in magistrate court if the high court sustains the ruling.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Jay Sullivan
Shawnee County
Sullivan
Grand
Supreme Court
Mark Bennett Jr
Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council
Bennett
George R. “Dick
Nixon era expenses top three hundred thousand dollars
Government records show in the first three months after Nixon's resignation at least 367 878 dollars were spent to support the former president and his staff. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the itemized total differs from the 200 000 dollar transition appropriation and noted some charges came from other sources. He also said negotiations continue over returning Nixon memorabilia such as cartoons elephants gavels gowns to the former president, who currently has no access to items from his tenure.
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Mideast
Pearson
Ford
Nixon
Kissinger
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Jack Anderson
Roy L. Ash
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
House
Defense Department
San Clemente
Jefferson City
California
Nelsen
Interior Department
National Archives
Executive Office
Palm Beach County fires draft evader over amnesty service
Albert Gargiulo, 28, fired from the county engineer’s staff after public protests over his four year amnesty service under Ford. Officials cited his $11,000 salary and perceived betrayal of Vietnam veterans. Gargiulo remained at home with wife and child, while his attorney prepared to challenge the decision. The county board planned disciplinary action against those who hired him, calling the act a policy violation.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach
Ford
Albert Gargiulo
Lake Lytal
Lytal
Gargiulo
Vietnam
South America
United States
Frank
Robert Culpepper
County Commission
Commission
Weather Area Forecast Clouds and Cold North Winds
Cloudy to partly cloudy and cold today with northerly winds 10 to 25 mph. High in the mid to upper 20s. Partly cloudy and cold tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight 0 to 10 degrees. Sunday highs in the mid 20s.
Intercepted Letter Cites Resignation Incentive
An intercepted note suggests it pays more to resign than to work in certain cases, reflecting a grievance about employment incentives and personal decisions. The message mentions a recipient abbreviated as Cha and notes practical motives behind quitting.
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Katy Park
Julie
Connie Barnhart
Connie
Robert Barnhart
S. Grant
Docking
Kansas
Richard Malloy
Malloy
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Coordinating Council
Ways and
Public Protests Service
Florida
Louis Sabatino
Miami
Cha
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