Brock backs Carlin in Democratic governor sweepstakes
The Pa Tribune notes a new endorsement by Robert Brock of Smolan for John Carlin as the Democratic field for the 1978 governor race remains unsettled. Brock’s support adds a boost though Carlin is less known and faces an uphill path amid no declared candidates and several sidelined veterans.
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Robert Brock
John Carlin
Smolan
Legislative House
Brock
Topeka
Carlin
Curt Schneider
Vern Miller
Bill Roy
House
Fredonia brick plant reopens under Bartlesville owners
Two Bartlesville men bought the Fredonia brick plant effective May 1 and restored the Excelsior Brick name. Kilns built in 1913 are being torn down. four million bricks will be sold as used brick. Plant now turns about one million bricks a month with a 75th year upcoming.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Bartlesville
Melvin Hoppock
Kenneth Tate
Excelsior Brick Company
Lusco Brick and Tile
Wichita
Excelsior Brick
Jack Lance
Humboldt
Buffalo
Chanute
Altoona
Oscar Lance
Guam
Alaska pipeline muddled energy policy and timing
The Alaska pipeline goes into operation with first oil to reach Valdez in six weeks, but experts warn it may pump 500,000 barrels daily beyond West Coast demand. Refining capacity and transport limits curb use, while a proposed swap with Arab oil risks defeating the pipeline’s aim to cut reliance on imports. The piece labels the project as poorly planned and emblematic of ongoing energy muddling.
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Alaska
United States
Valdez
West Coast
Midwest
East Coast
Japan
U.S
Guam as gateway for heroin and narcotics trade report
Secret intelligence outlines Guam as a key hub for a $12 million monthly heroin operation. The Mog Fog ring allegedly moves drugs via shipments hidden in household items and strapped to couriers, with ties to Bangkok, Hong Kong, Manila, Honolulu and U S cities.
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Washington
Guam
United States
Miami
Asuncion
Panama City
Hong Kong
Mid- Pacific
U.S
Mog Fog
Bangkok
Manila
Honolulu
California
New York
Missouri
Nevada
Texas
Illinois
Connecticut
Liechtenstein
Afghanistan
Europe
America
Iran
Hidden cash: global banks launder billions from heroin trade
Washington glimpse into drug profits shows a kilo of heroin could fetch up to 1.5 million on the street. Banks in the Bahamas Cayman Islands Jamaica and others handle vast tainted funds, many via U S branches. Enforcers struggle to track dirty money as agencies waver on reform and oil refineries push for recycling.
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U.S
Bahamas
Cayman Islands
Haiti
Jamaica
Netherland Antilles Islands
Panama
Alaska
Arizona
Delaware
Idaho
Customs Service
Internal Revenue Service
The
Drug Enforcement Agency
Subscription Rates For Neosho Area Daily Paper
The notice lists annual six dollar subscription options for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with tax included. Rates show one year 16.48, six months 9.79, three months 5.67, and one month 2.22 with small 3 percent sales tax.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
Government representatives and contact listings
A list of current government representatives in Washington Topeka Erie and City Hall includes U S senators Robert Dole James Pearson U S House Rep Joe Shubitz Kansas State Senate Mike Johnston Kansas House Rep James Guffey Neosho County Commissioners Chanute City Commission with names addresses and phone numbers for outreach and contact.
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Washington, Topeka
Erie
City Hall
U.S. House OF Representatives
Joe Shubitz
Rayburn House
Washington D.C
Kansas State Senate
Mike Johnston
Topeka
Appleton St
Parsons
Kansas House OF Representatives
James Guffey
E. 17Th
Chanute
Neosho
Bill Richman
Joe Harper
Ivan Shafer
County
Wilbur Allison
W. 7Th
Don Davidson
S. Lafayette
Charles Lesher
W. 5Th
Bob Webb
S. Allen
Bill Boone
S. Highland
Dole Clashes With Carter Over Foreign Policy
In a sharp exchange, Senator Dole criticizes President Carter’s foreign policy stance while defending a conservative approach. The debate highlights competing visions for U.S. diplomacy amid global tensions.
Dole warns Carter on China Taiwan ties in foreign policy shakeup
Senator Robert Dole says moving to sever ties with Taiwan to recognize China would trigger a congressional rumble. He criticizes rapid policy shifts on Vietnam Korea and Cuba and vows to oppose any move that abandons Taiwan, aligning with Ford’s foreign policy stance.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Dole
Carter
Taiwan
China
Congress
Senate
Vietnam
Cuba
Dole
Gerald Ford
South Korea
Ford
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Pa Tribune
J. D. Lingenfelter
Bonnie Carder
West Mound
Lingenfelter
Keith
Wright
Don
Small Society
Ola
Mense
By Jack Anderson
Les
Whitten
Harlem
Environmental Protection Agency
Charles Vanik
Ohio
Paia Dial
N. Evergreen
Fred M._ Harris
F M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
United Press International
Unitec Press International
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
U.S. Senate
D.C
Main
James Pearson
Dirksen
Sutton Place
1St & Locust St
Pittsburg
By Nicholas Daniloff
Panama Canal
President Carter
Korea
State Department
National Security Council
U.s.-Taiwan
Peking
People’s Republic of China
Russia
White House
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