Treasury Faces Disaster If Money Feud Continues
Washington AP report notes the Treasury faces a possible halt in spending and borrowing within two weeks if Nixon and Congress fail to resolve the funding feud over bombing in Cambodia. Officials warn of immediate bond sales stoppage and staff pay bans without a continuing resolution or higher debt limit. The debt ceiling sits at 465 billion until Sunday, with current federal debt near 460 billion.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Nixon
Congress
Cambodia
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Legal Staff Opinions Differ On Forcing Nixon Testimony
Washington AP Special prosecutor Archibald Cox has received divergent staff opinions on whether the Watergate grand jury can compel Nixon to testify and whether he can be indicted. Cox has not decided which view to adopt and no action is planned in the near term. Dean testified Nixon learned of the cover up and Nixon denied prior knowledge. Baker urged a sworn account but doubted a subpoena to testify. White House spokesman Warren said Nixon would not appear voluntarily.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Special Prosecutor
Cox
James Doyle
White House
John W. Dean III
Doyle
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Baker
Gerald L. Warren
San
Prison Head Suspended at Kansas State Penitentiary
Warden Ray mond J. Gaffney of the Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing was suspended 30 days by Penal Director Robert N. Woodson amid a probe over his grand jury testimony in Kansas City. Acting warden Bob Atkins named during the suspension continues overseeing the institution. Gaffney, 42, a former Army lieutenant colonel, has been praised as a leading penal administrator. The suspension allows full pay and does not affect his state service record. Governor Docking expressed concern about the alleged grand jury involvement in a case linked to prostitution procurements.
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Topeka
Kan
Raymond J. Gaffney
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Robert N. Woodson
Bob Atkins
Woodson
Gaffney
Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
United States
Ward
U.S. Army
Robert Docking
Kansas City
Jack Lee Harmon
Ambulance Service Starts at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho Memorial Hospital begins ambulance service Sunday with two fully equipped units. One is county owned from Reddick Ambulance, the other bought from Reddick for 9445.27 dollars. Larry Lawrence will run the service with eight staff and a future EMT training program.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho County
Reddick
Larry Lawrence
Dormois
1000 Sick on Luxury Cruise Quarantined in Miami
More than 1,000 passengers and crew aboard the Skyward were quarantined in Miami after a mysterious intestinal illness broke out during a Caribbean cruise. A virus is suspected. the ship had departed June 23 from Haiti heading to San Juan Nassau and St Thomas.
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Miami
Fla
Skyward
Caribbean Lines
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
William Barker
Disease Center
Shad Dead at Santa Fe Lake Likely Natural
Bill Towery of the Board of Health reports several theories on the fish deaths near Western Petro Chemical and Safari Golf Course but finds no chemical poisoning signs. He notes warmer return water, upstream carcasses, and seasonal temperature changes as likely causes, with similar incidents in 1969 and 1971 suggesting natural thinning.
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Santa Fe
Bill Towery
The
Board of Health
Towery
Western Petro Chemical Inc
Western Petro Chemical
Safari Golf Course
Area Forecast: Thunderstorms Ending Then Sunny Returns
Forecast calls for thunderstorms to end by forenoon with sun later. Highs reach upper 80s to low 90s, tonight and Sunday will be partly cloudy with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Sunday highs in the 90s to 95, precipitation around 20 percent today.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmentary intercepted note mentions Haiti and voodoo in a casual jab about Cha. No clear context or full details are provided to establish a complete event or person.
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Cha
Woodwork Hobby Furnishes Homes Across Midwest
Jay Klinginsmith a retired barber from Chanute builds walnut furniture for his own home his son Jerrys home in Fort Smith Ark and for Masonic lodges and churches across Chanute Pratt Springfield and Walnut. He crafts pedestals tables altars pulpits and rostrums stressing durability and heirloom quality.
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Midwest
Jay Klinginsmith
N. Steuben
Jerry
Fort Smith
Ark
Klinginsmith
Chanute
Cedar Lodge
Springfield
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Walnut
New Bank Building Under Way in Erie
The Home State Bank plans a new Erie branch to accommodate growth. President Virgil Laird says the bank will include a drive-in window and a display area for free advertising by merchants. Built of local limestone, it will sit across from the current bank with Western interior decor. Parsons Construction Company expects completion this fall.
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Erie
Virgil Laird
Laird
Parsons Construction Company
Parsons
NEW Erie Bank
David Cochran
New Home State Bank
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Dale Stoll
Yates Center
Stoll
Tami
Conrad Swope
Glen Dormois
Jack Reddick
Reddick Ambulance
Ning
Haiti
Son Jerry
James L. McCoy
Steuben
McCoy
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