Nixon targets middlemen as food price blame grows
President Nixon condemned processors and grocers for rising food costs saying they take two thirds of the shopper's dollar while farmers get one third. He warned the government will act to reduce middleman take and noted ITT and desegregation desegregation policy remarks.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
The
Price Commission
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Cost of Living Council
Oval Office
U.S
Belfast demonstration as Britain takes over Northern Ireland
In Belfast a massive pro Irish unity rally followed Britain's NI takeover, with IRA factions promising continued struggle. Unionists condemned Heath's move as a victory for the IRA, while leaders urged calm amid plans for a two day general strike and widespread protests.
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Belfast
Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Republic of Ireland
Edward Heath
IRA
Faulkner
William Craig
Ulster Vanguard Movement
Chanute doctors debate continuing education requirements
Chanute physicians discuss state and national rules on post graduate study for license renewal. Dentists optometrists osteopaths chiropractors all require ongoing education. medical doctors rely on self reporting but carry little weight. Dr James D Gough cautions about rapid knowledge changes and notes new internist Dr Newton McCluggage joins the local roster.
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American Association of General Practice
Chanute
Association
Newton McCluggage
Kansas
Specialists elusive in Chanute small town health care
Local doctors discuss continuing education and the challenge of attracting specialists to Chanute. Physicians rely on phone consultations, fly-in visits, and hospital support, while citing travel time, equipment limits, and city competition as barriers to broader specialty care.
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Chanute
Earl Gehrt
Eye Care Cooperation Opens New Path in Kansas
An Associated Press report notes no law bars doctors from practicing outside their competency. In Chanute Kansas optometrists and ophthalmologists now cooperate with Michael Dietz visiting monthly to review eye care, reducing bickering and improving patient evaluation. Dr Dwight Blackwood says collaboration improves efficiency and mutual understanding between professions. Kansas leads in postgraduate requirements for eye doctors setting a national model.
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Associated Press
James Kensett
Dietz
Kansas
Dwight Blackwood
Chanute Optometrists
Blackwood
Marysville Declares State of Emergency Over Fires
Marysville officials declared a state of emergency and ordered a curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. after three deliberately set fires. Mayor Merr Ott announced the curfew until further notice to keep streets clear during the crisis.
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Marysville
Kan
Merr Ott
Memorial painting hung for Marty Shrimplin at Roosevelt School
A memorial oil painting honoring Marty Shrimplin a first grader who died in 1971 will be hung at Roosevelt School. The work by Cindy Swaney depicts Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy with toys reflecting Marty’s interests. The Hutton Roosevelt PTA sponsored the memorial with family input and PTA funds.
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Marty
Roosevelt School
Marty Shrimplin
Carla
Johnny
Debby
Carl Shrimplin
E. 15Th
Thelma Childers
Carl Druart
Hutton-Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Shrimplin
PTA
Becky Swaney
Orval Swaney
S. Highland
Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Hutton-Roosevelt Pta
Doctors Lead in Medical Advances and Billing Practices
Doctors keep up with medical advances and excel in billing practices. They adapt to new treatments while ensuring accurate charges and proper documentation for patient care and reimbursement.
City Commission Considers Mobile Homes Park and Sanitation Rules
The city commission plans a 4 p.m. meeting in the Memorial Building to revisit the contentious mobile homes park ordinance and review a revised sanitation ordinance after Thursday’s informal session.appointments to the human relations board, a Kustom Electronics revenue bond ordinance, and a beer license for Thelma Trembly are on the agenda. The mayor is to issue a proclamation declaring April Cancer Control Month.
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City Commission
Memorial Building
Kustom Electronics
Thelma Trembly
W. Main
Southside
S. Santa Fe
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Richard G. Kreindienst
Justice Department
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
ITT
Dublin
Republic
Jack Lynch
Brian Faulkner
John Rabe
Chanute M.D
James D. Gough
Gehrt
McCluggage
Wichita
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Glen Dormois
Gough
Dormois
Russia
Japan
Brazil
American Medical Association
Michael Dietz
Kansas City
Ed Cathers
State Board of Examiners
Cathers
Independence
Independence Bible College
Penny Hartness
Alice Hartness
Stephen Schaper
the Bible College
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Jim Blessing
Safari West
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