Texaco seeks unitization for oil blocks in Kansas
Texaco Inc plans a tertiary oil recovery test in southeast Kansas pending KCC approval. The commission recommended unitization for the K T block in Neosho and Allen counties and the Heinrichs block, with a Russell block hearing set for June 20 in Wichita. If successful the method could boost regional revenue and be applied to other wells.
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Don Eley
Rogers Nominated for Federal Judgeship in Topeka
Kansas Senate President Richard Rogers, 53, is nominated to a federal district judgeship in Topeka. If President Ford approves, the Senate must confirm. Rogers faces competition from former Gov. John Anderson and would leave a vacancy that may spark a scramble among six senators vying for the seat.
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Earl O’connor
Kansas City
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GOP
Beth Rogers
Henry Lueck
Senate
Robert Storey
R-Topeka
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Joseph Harder
Unemployment Rises to Highest Level Since 1941
May unemployment hits 9.2 percent, first above 9% since 1941, with 8.538 million unemployed. A 362 thousand rise from April, while total employed reaches 84.402 million, up 316 thousand. Government officials foresee nearing peak and upcoming recovery.
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UPI
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Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor
John T. Dunlop
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
CIA report on domestic spying sent to Ford kept secret
The White House halted immediate release of a Rockefeller Commission report on illegal CIA domestic spying. President Ford will decide after reading the 350 page document, which also covers assassination allegations. The commission may publish conclusions later, but Ford seeks firm recommendations to ensure CIA compliance and individual privacy.
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UPI
White House
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Ron Neesen
Ford
Nelsen
Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
CIA
FBI
Rockefeller
Nessen
Weather Heat and Humidity Forecast for Thursday to Saturday
Partly cloudy and very warm tonight and Saturday with a slight chance of thunderstorms by Saturday afternoon. Lows tonight near 60s and highs Saturday in the upper 80s as light variable winds continue. High today around 66 after 1 pm with a peak around 98 on record for this date in 1911.
Few Attend NFO Meeting On Wheat Block Plan
Thayer hosts a National Farmers Organization gathering to discuss blocking wheat and selling in large lots. Only ten attendees plus two guests, with one non member present, sign papers promising acreage but none commit to action. The effort aims to reach 100000 bushels. prices were not quoted and organizers plan transportation and storage until prices rise. Local farmers express interest yet prefer to hold grain in their own bins while evaluating options.
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NFO
Thayer
NFC
Kansas warmth and friendlier people lure Connecticut student
Karen Krone from Hebron Connecticut chose Neosho County Community Junior College for her sophomore year, drawn by Kansas warmth and friendly Kansans. She notes differences with Connecticut including campus life, farming importance, related families in Chanute, and plans to continue to Emporia State for junior year.
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Karen Krone
Hebron
Conn
Neosho County Community
Krone
New England Reserve
Central Connecticut State College
New Britain
Wichita
Chanute
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Alfred Krone
N. Larson
Charles Vierth
W. Main
New England
Connecticut
Hartford
Emporia Kansas State College
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