Kinky Clients Attract Elite Prostitution Study
An editorial notes a study by two New York Medical College psychiatry professors surveying 42 call girls and 10 madams across New York California and Las Vegas. The report finds 60 percent of clients are political or corporate leaders and describes high priced prostitution with weekly rates up to 750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Psychiatric Association
New York Medical College
New York City
California
Las Vegas
Wheat embargo blamed for Ford losses by farm bloc
National lawmakers tied to the Republican farm bloc argue Ford’s 1976 Midwest defeats stem from the wheat embargo and his talks with Meany. They note farmers’ discontent despite Labour’s political heft and question whether farming interests would fare better under Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Midwest
Soviet Union
Poland
George Meany
Joe Skubitz
Nebraska
Meany
Reagan
Midtown musing on Kansas tour of 15 corporate executives
Southeastern Kansas hosts 15 corporate executives from New York Chicago Cincinnati Bridgeport Spring House Baltimore Denver and Riverside as they tour local industries and industrial sites across 10 rural counties. The visitors’ polite sendoff reflects on impressions and potential boardroom reports for Armco Sears Procter Gamble Olivetti Imperial Union Carbide Fletcher Thompson Harry Campbell National Property Development and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Southeast Kansas hosts wow visiting industrialists on Mid-America tour
Southeast Kansas impressed Kansas City Tulsa visitors during a three day tour by Mid-America Inc and local chambers. Hosts matched each guest with a Mid-America host, praising regional cooperation, suggesting expansion plans for Chanute SEETB hospital and Oswego pottery move. Kalogiron announced Chatham Potters production shift to Oswego companys to relocate next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tulsa
Mid-America, Inc
Chambers of Commerce
Mid-America
Southeast
Kansas
Kansas City International Airport
Chanute
Seetb Hospital
Bob Harder
Social and Rehabilitative Services Department
Bob Bennett
Richard Dykes
Costas Kalogiron
Oswego
Chatham
N.J
Chatham Potters
Kalogiron
Local Newspaper Rates and UP News Rights Notice
Rates list for mail and carrier delivery including taxes. UPI retains exclusive rights to local news printed in the paper and all UP dispatches. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pittsburg Man Sues Crawford County Sheriff
Boyd R. McMillin of Pittsburg sues Jim Sellars Crawford County sheriff for 7500 dollars claiming failure to collect a district court judgment from a 1950s fight with Ray D. Bicknell. Jury awarded 7500 to McMillin last year over the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Boyd R. McMillin
Pittsburg
Jim Sellars
Crawford County
Sellars
McMillin
Ray D. Bicknell
Vietnam weapons in terrorist hands raise U S alarm
The United States warns that abandoned Vietnam War arms have fallen into the hands of international terrorists. Redeye missiles and other U S made weapons appear available for sale, with Libya as a noted supplier channel. Customs officers have been alerted nationwide to track these arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Customs Service
Customs
Libya
Muammar el-Qaddafi
Robinson
Department
Soviet Union
United States
Pan Am
Russia
Butchers Split Over New Beef Ceiling Prices
Twenty five years ago butchers showed mixed views on a beef price ceiling while agreeing with housewives that prices were high. One butcher said the average man cannot afford much meat, reflecting broad concern over cost of living.
FTC warns buyers to check pools and dealers closely
FTC report on New York swimming pool industry cites bait and switch, restrictive guarantees, poor service, and unfinished work as common abuses in a nationwide problem. Other findings show calculators offering little advantage in arithmetic among Temple University students, with mixed views from parents and education experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
New York
Small Claims Court
Swimming Pool Institute
Temple University
Jesse A. Rudnick
West Chester
Temple
National Advisory Committee On Mathematics Education
Readers flock to outdoors as spring books shift shelves
The library notes fluctuating traffic with sunny weather drawing readers to golf courses and creeks while new fiction shelves grow crowded. A practical fix moves older titles to general fiction and adds numerous suspenseful mysteries and westerns, complemented by a biblical closing verse.
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Emily Post
Neosho County
John McMeekin
Ash Grove Cement
Roland Manger
Harry T. Campbell Sons
Baltimore
Virgil Lair
Home State Bank
Eric
Richard Wilson
Fletcher- Thompson, Inc
Forrest Robinson
Wichita
Ozark Regional Commission
Bennett
Mid-America, and the State of Kansas
N. Evergreen
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
State Department
Charles Robinson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American Airlines
Aeroflot
Ford Administration
Troika
Bechtel Corp
Caspar Weinberger
Nixon
Treasury
George Shultz
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
William Co
Yemen
Joe Spear
North Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
Spear
South Yemen
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Popular Science
Joan Samson
Kenneth McKenney
Peter Benchley
Patrick Anderson
Mel Arrighi
John Buell
Leon Uris
Elyza
Clare Darcey
Elizabeth Peters
Evelyn Berckman
Martha Mary Crawford
Catherine Marchant
Catherine Cookson
Nora Lifts
John D. MacDonald
John Creasey
Steve Knickmeyer
Andrew York
John Lee
Lee Hoffman
Soda Creek
Lewis Patten
Callahan
Francis Ames
John Davis
Africa
W. Cherry
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