Pipeline oil runs forecast for Kansas week ending July 1
AP dispatch from Wichita reports the state Conservation Division estimates Kansas crude oil pipeline runs at 298000 barrels daily for the week ending July 1. The figure rises 15477 barrels daily from the prior week and exceeds the current allowable 292000 barrels daily.
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Conservation Division
Kansas
Boyd Urges Income Tax Conformity
Wichita AP report quotes Republican governor candidate McDill Boyd calling for Kansas to conform to federal tax rules. He argues small family and partnership corporations should receive the same investment credit and deductions as federal returns, reducing duplicate record keeping and promoting investment and jobs.
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Wichita
Kansas
Boyd
Suit to Disclose Party Switches In Hutchinson District
In Hutchinson Kansas a circuit court suit seeks disclosure of individuals who switched parties. Republican precinct committeeman James A Woodson identifies Democrat candidate William S Bork seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 1st District. County Clerk Hubert Buckles refused to disclose names, backed by County Attorney Mike Chalfant. Woodson says Buckles refusal protects Bork who remains a registered Republican unless his affiliation has changed.
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Hutchinson
Kan
William S. Bork
Congress
James A. Woodson
Hubert Buckles
Mike Chalfant
Woodson
Buckles
Bork
Weather Roundup for Kansas City AP Report
State Weather Kansas City AP notes high and low temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. inlude several reading values across stations. Data covers temperature extremes and rainfall amounts, reflecting the latest meteorological observations compiled for the metropolitan area.
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Kansas City
Youth Is Killed In Seneca Crash
Seneca Kansas AP reports 25 year old Richard M. Barnes died when his car hit a bridge guard rail on U S 36 six miles east of Seneca. Barnes was a University of Missouri Kansas City law student and KU graduate, son of Dr and Mrs Conrad M Barnes. He served as president of KU's 1960 senior class.
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Seneca, Kan
Richard M. Barnes
Seneca
U.S. 36
Morning restraint on selling secondhand object to youths
A British law prohibits selling a secondhand item to anyone under 16 before 8 am. It enforces age checks and restricts early morning commerce to protect minors from unlawful sales.
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Britain
Hat Dreams At Churchill Downs Fail To Find Hat Named Winner
Jack Herbert of Chicago visited Churchill Downs and dreamed of hats the night before. He checked papers but could not find a horse named Hat and noted a long shot named Sombrero won the race. The distant memory of hats framed his wagering misfire.
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Jack Herbert
Chicago
Churchill Downs
Herbert
Hat
Captain
Cat Adopts Coyote Near Yerington Nev
Liz the cat at a ranch north of Yerington has adopted a coyote pup found abandoned. The cat nursed the pup for a month while the house cat and the five kittens observed the unlikely pairing. The Nielsen family plans to place the coyote in a zoo eventually.
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Yerington
Nev
Liz
Norman Nielsens
Nielsens
Seaton Quarrel With Goldwater Stirs San Francisco
Former Interior Secretary Fred Seaton says he has no quarrel with Barry Goldwater and will back Goldwater in November. He notes his San Francisco stop at the Republican national convention and his ongoing support for Nixon. Separate item notes that counterfeit money comprised nearly a third of currency in 1865, prompting creation of the Secret Service to combat forgeries.
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Barry
Fred Seaton
Hastings
Neb
Barry Goldwater
Nebraska
Seaton
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Goldwater
Treasury Department
Secret Service
GOP
Sen
Apparent Low Bids for Parsons Project
In Topeka, apparent low base bids for Parsons State Hospital cafeteria work totaled 455,718 dollars. Deill Construction Co of Pittsburg submitted the apparent low bid on general construction.
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Topeka
Parsons State Hospital
Deill Construction Co
Pittsburg
General Construction
Apparent low bids named for Wichita and Kansas City projects
Apparent low bids were reported for a Wichita electrical job at 26526 dollars Brune Plumbing and Heating of Lawrence led on plumbing heating and air conditioning at 89600 dollars and Smith St John Co of Kansas City Missouri was the apparent low on food service equipment at 99592 dollars with the total project budget cited as 240000 dollars
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Linder and Mims
Wichita
Brune Plumbing and Heating
Lawrence
Smith St. John Co
Kansas City
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