Ray's Brushy Mountain prison escape fuels conspiracy questions
Cesarles Tribune notes eight years after James Earl Ray fled Brushy Mountain State Prison that questions linger about whether he acted alone or with outside help. Officials deny outside involvement, but public doubt grows as Congressional probes continue.
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Watchful eyes on 1978 Kansas governor race field
Political observers scan the Democratic field for the 1978 governor contest. Names raised include Atty. Gen Curt Schneider as a likely candidate, with potential challengers Robert L. Brock Dr. Bill Roy and Vern Miller. Brock says he will not run, Roy cites affordability concerns but may reconsider, Miller shown eager if feasible.
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Local Publication Rates And Postal Details
The notice lists subscription prices for the local Daily The Evergreen press area with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly plans. Carrier delivery options in Chanute and town areas include tax and post office specifics.
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200th Anniversary of the U S Flag Observed This Week
The piece notes Flag Day being tied to the 200th anniversary of the U S flag with commentary from a major insurer’s booklet. It chronicles early flag designs from Continental Colors to the 48 and 50 star layouts, mentioning Washington, Betsy Ross myths, and official milestones like June 14 1777 and 1818 federal acts, ending with a wish for the flag to continue waving.
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Carter blocks sale of Cyber 76 to Soviet Union
President Carter personally halted a planned export of the Cyber 76 computer to the Soviet Union noting the machine could track missiles decode secrets and boost nuclear production. Brzezinski informed Kreps that export licenses should be denied in a secret memo dated June 6.
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Washington mulls export controls on weather computer
Washington officials consider halting the marvel computer sale without an export license while control safeguards are criticized as weak. Senator Jess Helms leads a drive against public drug protections, championing free choice for so called worthless medicines amid Laetrile controversy and FDA battles.
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Kansas features and news politicians double as columnists
In Kansas governors and lawmakers publish weekly columns to inform constituents. Gov. Robert F. Bennett writes and mails his pieces to over 200 papers, arguing spending and governance, while Rep. Martha Keys also maintains a regular column mailed to about 300 outlets.
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Robert Dole
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Politico
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