St Pat's Faces Loss of Sisters Over Staffing for Next Year
Monsignor Vincent Hogan said St. Pat’s may lose its teaching sisters next year with only two sisters currently at the school. If withdrawn the board could run with lay staff or close. The diocese has smaller schools facing withdrawals and long term prospects look uncertain due to rising lay-teacher costs.
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St. Patrick's School
Vincent Hogan
Father Hogan
Hogan
St. Pat's
Kleindienst says he knew of no RTI offer to finance GOP convention
Acting Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that during the settlement of AT T and TI’s anti trust suits he did not know any subsidiary had made an offer to help fund the upcoming Republican National Convention. His nomination to replace Mitchell was before the panel.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Senate
Senate Judiciary Com
ITT
Senate kills plan for school finance change in 1972 session
In Topeka the Senate Education Committee voted 6-5 to not recommend the power equalizing school finance plan, carrying it over for study to the 1973 session. The AP report notes the panel’s action and context of the measures.
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Kan
Senate Education Committee
Senate
Liberal
Board of Education
Liberal-Nea
Kansas National Education Association
Tenure Concerns In Due Process Debate
Supt. Buford Fisher says a proposed bill mixes tenure with due process rights for teachers. He notes Kansas courts already protect due process and cites local procedures including notifications, reasons for dismissal, and hearings. The bill would grant permanent tenure after one to three years and limit firings tied to enrollment declines, favoring seniority and rehiring offers.
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Fisher
Kansas
Board of Education
Expansion by Neosho Paper At South Forest Location
Neosho Paper Products Inc expands at South Forest site moving offices to the 400-600 block. Payroll will rise to 75 from 60 by year end with 19 000 square feet added. A gift box display room is planned and storage areas will connect three existing buildings. work to finish in 60 to 90 days with minimal production slowdown.
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Neosho Paper
South Forest
Neosho Paper Products, Inc
Quentin Nelson
W. Main
Nelson
Chanute Tribune to Publish Saturday Morning Edition
The Chanute Tribune will start Saturday editions for morning delivery by 7:30 a.m. publisher Dwight McCreight announced. Mail subscribers will receive the Saturday morning issue, and postal authorities confirmed the plan to boost weekend business and speed Friday night sports reports. John Rabe takes editing duties for the edition.
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Chanute Tribune
Dwight McCreight
Tribune
the Tribune
John Rabe
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
The Justice Department seems to have suffered a communications gap. Yours
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Cha
Justice Department
Cable firm opposes Kansas cities’ monopoly bill
Dale Hudson of General Communications testified against a bill allowing cities to grant exclusive cable franchises. He cited Kansas Supreme Court rulings deeming cable firms free enterprises and warned the measure would delay growth and raise customer costs as courts weigh constitutional issues. Hudson noted eight systems in the southeast and potential expansion to Wichita and Topeka, with Iola as home base.
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Kansas Cities
Dale Hudson
S. Evergreen
General Communications, Inc
Kansas Supreme Court
Hudson
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Supreme Court
Orpheus in the Underworld disrupted by flooded pit
In Key West the opera was delayed 30 minutes as the orchestra abandoned a flooded pit after a tide surge at 10:32. Pumps failed leaving the pit below sea level. Musicians moved to dry ground and resumed the performance with lines added to reference the flood.
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Key West
Fla
Jupiter
Pluto
Hell
Nixon discusses Vietnam peace with Chou En-lai in Peking
An administration source says President Nixon spoke with Chinese Premier Chou En-lai in Peking about Vietnam peace prospects and freedom for U S prisoners of war. The source mentions a possible public announcement in two to three weeks on a third country for continuing diplomatic contact. The briefed official was not named. Boston Globe and Miami Herald identify it as Dr Henry Kissinger.
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Washington
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Peking
Vietnam
China
United States
The
Boston Globe
Miami Herald
Henry A. Kissenger
Senate panel backs tax hike on financial institutions
The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee recommended passage of a bill raising taxes on financial institutions by $3.5 million. The voice vote was decisive with only two or three of the nine members present voting no. Sen. Robert Bennett of Prairie Village was the only clearly discernible no vote.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Robert Bennett
Prairie Village
British boy TimothY Davey case draws Foreign Office action
AP reports the British government intervened in the case of 14 year old Tim othy Davey sentenced in Turkey to six years and three months on drug charges. The intervention followed public pressure to aid the boy who says he sought funds for his mother's boyfriend's defense.
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London
Foreign Office
Timothy Davey
Turkey
Death Sentence Given for Yablonski Slayings Case
Paul E. Gilly, 38, a Cleveland housepainter, was sentenced to the electric chair by the same jury that convicted him of first degree murder in the Yablonski killings. The jury deliberated over the penalty after Wednesday’s conviction of three counts of killing union official Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter in Clarksville.
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Paul E. Gilly
Yablonski
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Clarksville
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