Anderson Leads Other Hopefuls In KAKE Poll
KAKE TV poll two weeks before the August 1 primary shows former Gov. John Anderson Jr leading Morris Kay with 18 percent undecided in the Republican race. Nixon leads McGovern in the presidential race 64 to 27 with 9 undecided. Poll results include Lt. Gov. and U S Senate races with several candidates and large undecided shares.
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Wichita, Kan
John Anderson Jr
Morris Kay
Kaketv
Nixon
George McGovern
Kake-Tv
Anderson
McGovern
Kay
Ray Frisbie
Reynolds Shultz
Cal Strowig
Dave Owen
U.S
Arch Tetzlaff
City Plans Repeats Cooperative Elm Tree Removal
City Manager Kenneth Sanborn says no funds yet for a tree removal program. He notes plans to reuse last year’s cooperative approach with city departments during slack periods to remove Dutch elm disease trees. A forestry department could be created with a one mill levy raising about $15,800, but the levy would need 1973 budget inclusion.
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Kenneth Sanborn
Sanborn
Eastern Heat Triggers Pollution and Power Strain
A steamy stagnant air mass Brought by an Associated Press report has created dangerous pollution levels and strained electric power supplies across cities. The heat wave worsened air quality and raised concerns about energy demand and public health.
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Associated Press
Seaboard
National Weather Service
East
Bermuda
Mississippi River Valley
Gulf
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Ohio River Valley
Wage Bill Advances to Conferees After Senate Vote
The Senate approved a 2.20 per hour minimum wage, rising from 1.60 and expanding coverage to about 7.4 million workers including 1.2 million domestic servants and 4.9 million government employees. It moves to House-Senate conferees to reconcile with a House’s 2.00 proposal.
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Washington
Senate
George McGovern
McGovern
South Dakota
House
Nixon
Intercepted Letter Discusses Wages and Guarantee
An intercepted letter notes new wages are necessary to meet a $6,500 guarantee for non-workers. The document ties wage adjustments to a fixed guaranteed amount referenced in the correspondence.
Central Park Booked Solid By JANE BLADES
Central Park Building is heavily booked for all Sundays in June July and August 1973 and some Sundays in 1974. Reservations require 48 hours but summer demand is high. Priority order: service groups first, civic organizations second, church groups third, then social gatherings. Fee is 10 dollars weekdays 15 dollars weekends.
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Jane Blades
Central Park
Cindy Owen
Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission
Owen
Senior Citizens Club
Shuffleboard Club
Bloodmobile
S. Highland
Highland Park
Santa Fe Park
North Malcolm Community Center
Recreation and Parks Commission
Feuer Contempt Ruling Hits Los Angeles Chick Packing Case
Los Angeles Superior Court placed Harry Feuer on three years probation and fined 500 dollars for violating a 1970 order. He was barred from calling inspectors Hitler's Gestapo and from processing chickens without inspectors present, and from using water hoses on inspectors or processing unsanitarily. Also in Washington costs rose two tenths of one percent with a 2.9 percent annual rise and a 6.1 percent paycheck gain.
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Los Angeles
Harry Feuer
Gestapo
Superior Court
Robert A. Wenke
Feuer
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Economy soars in second quarter with 8.9 percent growth
The Commerce Department reports the nations GNP rose 8.9 percent in real terms for Q2. Inflation eased to 2.1 percent, the lowest since the Nixon wage price freeze, and well below the 5.1 percent pace of Q1. In Dallas arson suspected at the Texas Book Depository, with gasoline evidence found on several floors.
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Commerce Department
Nixon
Dallas
Texas School Book Depository
John F. Kennedy
L. R. McCowan
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Leonard Woodcock
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