Regulatory reform debated by Ford and top agency heads
Washington moves toward reform of federal agencies as President Ford and Congress look to trim red tape. Critics say agencies overstep legislative intent, move slowly, and conflict with each other. The editorial questions timing and feasibility of consolidating or eliminating agencies.
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Washington
Ford
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City Hikes Water and Electric Rates Stirring Industry Debate
The City Commission announced sharp increases in water and electric rates with larger users bearing the load. The change hits electric homes hardest as past incentives favored power use while industry awaits term impacts. Officials question competitiveness with nearby areas, noting the energy squeeze. Chanute’s future hinges on how it addresses power needs, with costs expected to rise.
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Dustry
Chanute
Rocky Mountain air to spark outsize AA convention in Denver
The International Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous gathers July 4 to 6 in Denver with over 17 000 expected attendees in Corrigan Hall and adjoining rooms. Twenty nine countries attend with 227 AA speakers and 25 non AA speakers. Continuous meetings run July 4 and 5 from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. Workshops cover media, courts, hospitals, armed services and more.
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International Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous
John L. Norris
Fellowship
Corrigan Hall
al Anon
Alateen
Kansas Commission On Alcoholism
A.A
Armed Services
Shah of Iran criticized oil policy in White House briefing
U.S. officials privately dispute the Shah of Iran’s claim that high oil prices are not inflationary. They argue oil costs drive up substitute fuels and products, noting Western price actions and weather conditions behind price hikes. A separate sea pursuit story details a four hour chase off Todos Santos Island ending with a seizure of marijuana and a fatal shooting during boarding.
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Washington
Iran
White House
Ford
Shah
Todos Santos Island
Long Beach
Calif
Congress stalls on new housing bill over fee limits
Congress failed to rush a middle income housing bill amid a dispute over mortgage handling fees. The Senate approved a version tailored to Ford's specs, but removal of a 1 percent fee cap sparked opposition, delaying action until after the July 4 recess.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
Senate
Savings and Loan
House
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Carla Hills
Humphrey
Local Subscription Rates Listing
United Press International note on republication rights appears with price options for 1 year 6 months and 1 month in area towns with carrier delivery. The excerpt includes the rate card and UP I usage rights.
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United Press International
Rockefeller builds campaign staff as Ford run looms
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller denies candidacy but gears up for 1976 with a campaign style staff. He wooes conservative leaders while Robert Douglass, Raymond Shafer and John Veneman join a team around Dean Burch to support the Ford bid.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ford
New York City
Robert Douglass
Dean Burch
Douglass
Burch
Pennsylvania
California
Raymond Shafer
John Veneman
Veneman
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Winds whip city as Fourth of July storm knocks out power
A storm with 70 mph winds lashed the area during last night’s Fourth of July events causing downed power lines, fallen trees, and scattered fire and light. Ralph L. Beach of Chanute has been named assistant general service manager for York Corporation in York Pennsylvania. He will reside in York and is a Chanute High School and Kansas State College graduate, son of the late C. J. and Mrs. Beach. Fifty years ago the flying squad toured 20 area towns promoting Chanute’s planned celebration. Joshua 22 5 is cited.
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Ralph L. Beach
Chanute
York Corporation
York
Beach
Chanute High School
Kansas State College
C. J. Beach
Frank Burris
Rifle discharge fatal to Fort Scott girl
A 14 year old Fort Scott girl Tammy Louise Tucker was killed at her home by an accidental shot from a .22 rifle in the hands of an 8 year old family friend. The girl died from a chest wound.
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Fort Scott
Tammy Louise Tucker
Supreme Court orders release of long-term custodial mental patient
The Supreme Court ruled Kenneth Donaldson was unconstrained for 15 years in a Florida hospital though not dangerous and untreated. The decision could free thousands kept in custodial care, with officials urging a shift toward community-based treatment. The court returned a $48,500 award to an intermediate court, while experts praised the ruling as a push away from custodial warehousing toward community care.
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UPI
Kenneth Donaldson
America
Supreme Court
Donaldson
Florida
Bruce Ennis
Mental Health Law Project
New York Civil Liberties Union
York, Pa
Florida State Hospital
Chattahooche
Bertram Brown
National Institute of Mental Health
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