Grain scandal sweep grows with new editor claims
Latest grain probe items include Rep. Mark Andrews alleging big international firms keep U S prices down by denying certain durum grades to foreign buyers while Indian mills report Gulf port grain infestation. Cook Industries elevator allegedly exported 18.6 million bushels more than received, fueling misweighing theft questions.
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Mark Andrews
North Dakota
Italy
Andrews
U.S
Dakotas
Hutchinson
India
Gulf Ports
USDA
New Orleans
Cook Industries
Topeka State Hospital psychiatrists threaten quits over admission pressure
Four of five child psychiatrists running a national program for mentally disturbed children at Topeka State Hospital say they will quit due to pressure to admit more and less suitable cases. The debate highlights the conflict between selective help and serving many, with no easy resolution.
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Topeka State Hospital
Frustrated homemaker rants about stove design flaws
In a blistering tirade a homemaker blames male designers for the stove’s dangerous top coils chrome rings and underpan grease traps. She argues the parts are inaccessible treacherous to clean and invite fires and call for accountability.
Meat research wins annual Borden award at Kansas State
Dr. Dorothy Harrison, Kansas State University professor, received the American Home Economics Association’s Borden award for research on meat. She earned a gold medal and $1,000 for contributions in red meat research, begun at Iowa State and continued at KSU where she directs home economics research and heads the foods and nutrition department.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Dorothy Harrison
Kansas _ State University
American Home Economics Association
Borden
Harrison
Iowa State
Kansas State
Department of Foods and Nutrition
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Spies In Capitol Hill Target U S Lawmakers
Reveals KGB presence on Capitol Hill with operatives posing as diplomats journalists and aides. Names Boris Solomatin Dmitri Yakushkin and Galina Utekhina as figures in a Washington spy network focusing on U S China relations SALT MIRV and computer tech. Reports no evidence of current Congressional members or staff as spies. Also notes Aristotle Onassis sons crash fallout and Don McCusker pilot comments.
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Washington
CIA
Capitol Hill
KGB
Boris Solomatin
United Nations
Somatin
Dmitri Yakushkin
Anatoli Dobrynin
Yakushkin
United States
Russia
Galina Utekhina
Moscow
Congress
Soviet Union
U.S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Yakushin
Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Alexander
Don McCusker
Westerville
Ohio
Greece
Christina Onassis
Rockefeller stays out of 76 vice presidential fight
Vice President Rockefeller will not campaign for the 1976 Republican ticket, urging Ford to have a free hand in choosing a running mate. He tells New York Republicans to refrain from endorsing him, hoping to pressure Ford while avoiding direct opposition.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York State Republican Committee
White House
Tax vote questions loom in Kansas counties
Shortage of data leaves voters in 18 Kansas counties uncertain about a proposed extra half-cent sales tax to raise revenues for cities and counties. The measure would be county wide and shared by city and county funds while potentially shifting tax burden to out of county shoppers.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Manhattan
Geary County
Atchison, Clay, Cloud, Cowley
Finney
Ford
Harper, Harvey, Johnson, Leavenworth
Marion
Pottawatomie
Pratt
Reno
Sedgwick
Sumner
Seward
Wyandotte
Flinchbaugh
Saline
Kansas County
Salina
Norris Olson
Olson
Darwin Dakoff
Kansas University
Referenda face questions of timing and impact in Kansas counties
Local leaders criticize the rushed July referenda on new sales taxes. Saline County cites lack of time for education and warns of higher retail prices if approved. Economists suggest property tax shifts and regional voting exclusions may affect outcomes.
Local youths reminded to register with draft boards
Cleo Golden, draft board clerk, said several young men had belatedly notified their boards of recent marriages after the president ordered action against Korean Communists. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scott plan to open a bakery Friday at 303 E Main.
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Cleo Golden
Lee Scott
Hutchinson
E. Main
Scott
Orley Scott
S. Santa Fe
George Burghart
Proverbs Verse: The Wise Heart Receives Commandments
A Bible verse from Proverbs 10 8 notes that the wise in heart accept commandments while a prating fool falls. The line emphasizes prudence and discretion over noisy speech.
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Mike) Harris
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U.s.-China
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Les Whitten
Rocky Holding
John Marshall
Barry Flinchbaugh
Kansas State University
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