Pratt Community Junior College professor answers school board questions
Professor John Heitmann of Pratt Community Junior College responded to a Pratt newspaper candidate questionnaire. When asked if he had held public office before, he recalled a third grade plant monitor role and joked it was defeated.
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Pratt, Kan
John Heitmann
Pratt Community Junior College
Pratt
Engagement Rumors Spark White House Party Return
A White House birthday and St Patricks Day eve party gathers guests amid rumors that Tricia Nixon may announce engagement to Harvard law student Edward Cox. Guests reportedly include Cox and his parents, friends of the couple, Nixon family, and John Lynch the Irish prime minister.
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Washington
White House
Tricia Nixon
Edward Cox
Harvard
Cox
Nixon
John Lynch
St. Patrick’s Day
Sen Steadman Ball Recovers From Illness In Topeka Return
Sen. Steadman Ball of Atchison, hospitalized two weeks ago with an internal disorder, has recovered and is expected to return to the legislature Wednesday. Ball, in his fourth term and chair of the Judiciary Committee, was told by his doctor the cause was riotous living in Topeka.
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PEKA
Glee S. Smith
Larned
Senate
Steadman Ball
Atchison
Ball
Smith
Topeka
Cash Problem
Multi millionaire Hunt Huntington Hartford plans to sell most of his art collection to raise cash. He denies welfare eligibility and insists he is not hard up, but says the recession has hit many wealthy people and they could use extra cash.
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New York
Huntington Hartford
Manhattan
Explosions Hit Federal Buildings in St Louis
Three blasts struck two federal buildings in St Louis causing major damage to a federal records center. No serious injuries were reported though fourteen police and fire personnel were treated for concussions and released. A second blast hit a brick building housing ROTC facilities for St Louis and Washington universities about three hours later.
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ST. Louis
Federal Records Center
Washington
Missouri colleges launch Legislative Aide program
Jefferson City AP reports four Missouri colleges have sent 79 students to participate in a new Legislative Aide program during the 76th General Assembly. Students earn three hours college credit for serving as aides to a representative of their choice, with required Capitol work and self-funded expenses, though a possible grant may be arranged. Participating schools are the University of Missouri Central Methodist Mayette Westminster Fulton and Southwest Missouri State Springfield.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Wichita women seek info on American prisoners in Vietnam
Two Wichita, Kansas women met Swedish Ambassador Gunnar Hagglof in Paris for thirty minutes to press Sweden to ask Hanoi for prisoner information. Representing the Forgotten Americans' Committee for Kansas, they arrived Sunday for a one week visit and were told the ambassador would request further information from the Vietnamese government.
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Paris
Wichita
Kan
North Vietnam
Gunnar Haggloff
Ann Howes
Maureen Smith
Kansas
FDIC Chairman Cites Mismanagement in Bank Failures
FDIC Chairman Frank Wille told the House Banking Committee that mismanagement caused bank failures. He cited 19 closures in 26 months, four from loan or deposit irregularities and 15 from weaknesses in loan portfolio management, with losses from improper loans to officials or owners of the banks or affiliated interests as major causes.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Frank Wille
State Sets Rules for Day Care Homes in Kansas
Kansas regulates day care homes under the State Board of Health with licensing by health and welfare divisions. Chanute lists nine licensed homes serving 49 children with 16 vacancies. licenses restrict ages and infant care, fees are $2 for up to four children and $5 for five or more. Group centers require qualified staff and a balanced program for five or more children over age three.
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W. 6Th
Carl Druart
S. Highland
Craig L. Erickson
S. Western
Norman McKee
W. 14Th
Dick Smith
S. Kansas
Merle Tennis
W. 4Th
Fred Ysusi
S. Malcolm
Per
Docking Vetoes Pay Raise In Kansas Legislature
Gov. Robert Docking vetoed the legislative pay raise bill as the Kansas House allowed it to stand. He warned lawmakers against sabotaging his proposals and said he cannot approve higher salaries without funding. he urged spending restraint and noted voter disapproval of the raise.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas House
Docking
House
Senate
Chanute Adopts 1970 Uniform Plumbing Code for Gas Work
The Chanute city commission adopts the 1970 Uniform Plumbing Code expanding the Board of Plumbing Examiners to six members. Permits required for installation and repair carry fees from 50 cents to 3 dollars, with licenses issued to qualified individuals. Judge George W. Donaldson urges quick short-term court facility repairs, citing leaks, crowding, and poor acoustics.
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George W. Donaldson
Chanute
Memorial Building
Board of Plumbing Examiners
Steady Turnout in City Primary Election Here
Voters named six candidates for three city commission seats in a cool damp primary. At noon 928 of about 4100 registered had voted, with 49 to 156 votes by ward. Unofficial results released at 8 p.m. will show top candidates for unexpired and regular terms.
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Alcott
Central Park
Murray Hill
Lincoln
Fire Station
Roosevelt
Tribune
Weather Summary for Today and Outlook
Today at 1 p.m. the high reached 50 and low 36 with trace precipitation. Continued clouds turn cooler tonight then Wednesday will be slightly cooler with decreasing clouds and northerly winds. Low tonight in the mid 30s, high Wednesday in the mid 50s.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha in Topeka
Intercepted communication reveals declining mutual admiration in Topeka as Nute notes strained relations and distant tone between parties.
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Cha
House Passes Districting in Kansas 8 Counties Affected
TOPEKA AP The Kansas House approved a congressional reapportionment bill 87 to 30 sending it to the Senate. It changes eight counties Comanche Barber Rice Washington Clay Morris Anderson and Miami to better balance districts based on the 1970 census. Comanche and Barber move from the 5th to the 1st district Rice from the 4th to the 1st and Washington and Clay from the 2nd to the 1st.
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Kansas House
Senate
William Bunten
Comanche
Barber
Rice
Washington
Clay
Morris
Anderson
Miami
Washington and
City Electric Department proposes capital improvements program
The city commission heard a proposed electric capital improvements plan in May 1971 with five notable projects including reconductor upgrades on 3rd Street, west overhead circuit improvements adding three transformers, and north south Plummer line reconductor. Costs range from 5 400 to 10 000 dollars with further 1972 73 items noted. The plan aims to meet rising demand as Chanute interchanges power with Coffeyville and to prevent overloading and water plant failures.
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Dale McCoy
R. D. Wilson
Harvey Young
City Planning Commission
Richard McClanathan
City Commission
Richard Cloke
R. D. Crowl
Robert Webb
John Schultz
Robert Martin
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Plummer
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Main
Western
Allen
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Ashley Clinic
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West Main
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