Hartnett quits Kansas Ethics Commission in disgust
Hartnett, Salina attorney and former legislator, withdraws from the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission claiming lawmakers tamper with ethics rules. He urges a taxpayers lobby to counter lobbying influence and says legislators shift laws for reelection needs, deriding post Watergate morality in Topeka.
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Drew Hartnett
Salina
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
Hartnett
Ethics Commission
Ballyhooed
Topeka
Hutchinson News
Kansas 2000 report warns Kansans of dwindling resources
The Division of State Planning and Research of the Kansas Department of Administration publishes a comprehensive report warning of groundwater depletion, shrinking oil and gas supplies, and eastern west population pressures. It blends pessimism with optimism about future quality of life if actions change, urging reading for all Kansans.
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Kansas
Division of State Planning and Research
Kansas Department of Administration
West
Salina
Survivors of Andes Plane Crash Faith and Cannibalism
The 1972 Uruguayan rugby team crash in the Andes left 16 alive after 10 weeks. Survivors endured 30 below nights, lacked supplies, and required cannibalism to endure. Two boys hiked 60 miles over 13,500 feet to reach food sources and a cattle herder’s camp, while families persisted in hope through searches and clairvoyant leads.
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Andes
Uruguay
Argentina
Chile
Holland
Nixonism and Press Foe Internal Memo of Abuse by Nixon
The piece argues Nixon built a hostile press policy, citing Safire's observations on his warning against critical coverage. It describes how Nixon used intimidation, memos to Haldeman, and speeches written by Buchanan to attack the media, and notes a lasting poison of Nixonism. It cites Agnew’s role, legal pressures on reporters, and Jefferson’s warning about press freedom as a response. It also critiques government secrecy and the Fed’s hidden operations.
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Nixon
Safire
H. R. Haldeman
P.R
P.O
Spiro the Terrible
Des Moines
Agnew
Patrick Buchanan
Thomas Jefferson
Questions linger on Watergate third anniversary
On the eve of Watergate's third anniversary, the grand jury continues hearings in Washington but unlikely indictments loom before July 3. The piece reviews unresolved questions surrounding the break in, Nixon's knowledge, the Haldeman tapes, and potential links to Rebozo and Hughes, while stressing press freedom's role in uncovering government actions.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Courthouse
Pennsylvania Avenue
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Complex
Nixon
H.R
Bob” Haldeman
Charles G
Rebe
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Sen
Howard Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate
Democratic
Henry Ruth
Pittsburg State College summer enrollment rises over nine percent
Pittsburg Kansas State College reports a 9 plus percent enrollment increase in the first week of the eight week summer session with over 2000 students enrolled. Cosmetology and other short courses are excluded from the figure.
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Pittsburg
Kansas State College of
Scientists foresee increasing food shortage warning from futurists
Washington panel of World Future Society members says global population growth outpaces food production. Harvard nutritionist Jean Mayer cites population projections reaching 16 billion by 2030 while even optimistic tech gains fail to assure supply beyond 2010. Rep. George Brown warns modern agriculture cannot three to fourfold output in 25 years.
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Daniel West
Tribune
Washington
World Future Society
Malthus
Harvard University
Jean Mayer
George Brown
D-Cal
House Agriculture Committee
The
Technology Assessment Board
Brown
Drake's Bakery Sold and Park Planned in Humboldt
Earl Drake sold his stake in Drake's Bakery to Gladys Drake who becomes manager. Bakery closed since May 23 after workers struck for a union contract. Humboldt city council approved converting the vacant block between North 8th and 9th into a park with dirt fill and grass seeding. Fifty Years Ago item notes Rotarians will be hosted by E. J. Sunderland at Roxton dairy farm with fried chicken and possible milking contest.
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Earl Drake
Drake
Gladys Drake
Humboldt
North 8Th
North 9Th
E. J. Sunderland
Roxton
Sunderlands
Subscription rates and rights for Chanute News
Subscription rates listed for in territory and outside territory including taxes. Options cover mail and carrier delivery with term lengths from one month to one year. United Press International retains exclusive republication rights for local and UPI dispatches.
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Kansas
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