Stiff Meat Labeling Urged by Kansas Groups
Kansas consumer groups and livestock producers urged stricter meat labeling rules at a Board of Agriculture hearing in Topeka led by Dr. John Blank. Proposals define steak as a single unprocessed meat piece, tighten pork labeling, and clarify hamburger, with opposition citing higher state standards than federal.
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Topeka
John Blank
State Board of Health
Kansas
Blank
Hutchinson
Board of Agriculture
Board of Health
Charles Todt
Ranch-Tland Foods
Kansas City
John Vogal
R-Lawrence
House Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Vogal
House Committee
Todt
Health Department
Agriculture Department
John Metz
The
Kansas Livestock Assn
V. L. McLinden
Kansas Cowbells
Metz
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bill Morris
Kansas Restaurant Assn
Area Forecast Sunny and Hot With Mild Tonight
Mostly sunny and hot Friday with highs in the mid to upper 90s and warm tonight. Lows range from the upper 60s to lower 70s. Southerly winds at 10 to 20 mph tonight. Precipitation near zero percent tonight and Friday.
Intercepted Letter Notes Cultural Boorishness
The fragment discusses customs and behavior, noting that India shares similar practices, yet following them might mark one as boorish in the speaker's view, reflecting cultural clash or satire.
Safari West Rooms, Only 13 Units Empty
Safari West has turned the corner says Cliff Broeder president of the Board. Five new families rented Safari West apartments this month. Of 64 units 51 are rented with 33 families have children 12 couples and 6 singles.
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Safari West
Cliff Broeder
Alcorn
Kustom
Broeder
Supreme Court Ruling Creates Confusing Right to Counsel in Lineups
The 5-4 ruling says police need not provide a lawyer during lineups for identification while Miranda requires counsel from initial interrogation. The Wade and other decisions complicate when a lawyer is entitled, depending on indictment status. Justice Stewart and Justice Brennan write differing positions clarifying when Sixth Amendment counsel applies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago
Potter Stewart
Tennessee
Justice Brennan
Blackmun
$25,000 Shortage Found in Erie City Funds
Erie auditors reveal a $25,193.21 shortfall in city accounts with gaps dating back to 1968. G W McDowell of Sterner and McDowell informed the Erie city council and the report was handed to County Attorney Raymond Radford for potential legal action. no charges have been filed.
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Erie
City of Erie
G. W. McDowell
Chanute
Sterner
Raymond Radford
McDowell
Charles Forsyth
John White
Erie City
Kansas City and Washington Awarded NHL Expansions
The National Hockey League granted expansion franchises to Kansas City Kansas and Washington DC. The two new teams will join 18 clubs and begin play in the 1974 75 season. Each franchise costs 6 million dollars and includes a 21 player expansion draft.
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Montreal
Kansas City
Kan
Washington, D.C
National Hockey League Today
NHL
Booths Slayer and Boston Corbett Mystery in Kansas Tale
The article recounts Boston Corbett the man who killed Lincoln's assassin Booth fled to Kansas after years in the east and a Topeka asylum then disappeared after 1888. It notes Lincoln died from Booths gunshot at Ford's Theater and Corbetts later escape and mysterious fate in southeast Kansas.
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Lincoln
Kansas
Abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Ford’s Theater
Washington, D. C
Booth
Virginia
Boston Corbett
Corbett
The
Curious
Avengers
Topeka
David Cary
K.C
U.S
Concordia
House of Representatives
Hutchison Recalls India Trip At Rotary Ladies Night
Hutchison spoke to Chanute Rotary about his India stay as a Rotary Foundation Scholar from June to December 1971. He described border tensions before the conflict with Pakistan, cultural lessons on manners and language, and observations of Indian life, including food, housing, and daily customs.
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Rotary Foundation
India
Hutchison
Rotary
Central Park
University of Kansas
United States
Pakistan
Istani
Chanute
Ter
Bill Hutchison
N. Forest
Telephone bill confrontation over past charges
Talk Costs Dick Smith handed Ern est Stemple a paper demanding payment of a July 1934 phone bill for $1.75 found near the Stemple home. Stemple said Mrs. Stemple had discarded some accumulation. The May 1972 service charge was $6.53 including tax.
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Dick Smith
S. Kansas
Ernest Stemple
N. Garfield
Dust Storm Photos by Dr. Herbert Brown Preserve 1930s View
Dr. Herbert Brown, a downtown dentist and keen photographer at Shawnee Mission, sent a batch of dust bowl era images to The Tribune. The pictures show Main and Grant streets in the mid 1930s dust storms, taken with top camera gear as the photographer retires and clears his collection.
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Main
Grant
Herbert Brown
Dr. Brown
the Tribune
Shawnee Mission
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Rotary of India
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Dehli
Chanute High School
Ray Hutchison
Wilma Hutchison
State University of New York At
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George Pinegar
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