SALT accords reach final agreement in Moscow
The United States and the Soviet Union announce final agreement on a two part SALT deal. Defenses antiballistic missile sites limited and offensive missiles frozen, with joint trade commission to be formed. Nixon and Brezhnev meet and sign at a Kremlin ceremony after a White House briefing. A protest during Swan Lake attends the public moment.
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Soviet Union
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Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexi N. Kosygin
U.S. Senate
U.S
Lobby groups dominate late 1971 lobbying spending
In the last quarter of 1971 Common Cause led lobbying expenditures at 123000 dollars in connection with legislative interests. Dita Davis Beard and Bryce Harlow posted modest sums while veterans and labor groups also appeared among top spenders. Area forecast follows.
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Common Cause
Dita Davis Beard
Bryce Harlow
Joint Commission To Promote Trade Between Nations
Moscow reports Nixon and Soviet leaders agreed to establish a joint commission to promote mutually advantageous trade relations. Tass notes the move followed talks with the top three Soviet leaders and White House confirmation. The dispatch also mentions Soviet hopes for multimillion-dollar U S grain purchases and new credits to expand industry.
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Soviet Union
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Kremlin
White House
Rome files for lieutenant governor as Democrat
Richard D. Rome of Hutchinson filed today as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. He seeks the party nomination after losing the 1962 general election. George Hart of Wichita had filed last year, leaving two Republicans in the race: Calvin Strowig of Abilene and David Owen of Overland Park.
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George Hart
Wichita
Calvin Strowig
Abilene
David Owen
Overland Park
Intercepted Letter Warns of Prolonged White House Stay
An intercepted note to Cha cautions that if the President remains in Russia too long he may end up signing a 10-year sublease on the White House, signaling a playful yet sharp geopolitical jab.
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Russia
White House
Zone Enforcement Sparks Rift Over Ambulance Office
The dispute centers on zoning enforcement between City Planner Mike Bailey and Reddick Ambulance Service operator Jack Reddick. Bailey says the ambulance operating from a residential area violates code, while Reddick claims the service is clean and that the downtown office at 301 E. Main is now in compliance.
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Vehicle Inspection Bill Moves On In Kansas
A Kansas legislative committee favors drafting a motor vehicle safety inspection bill to apply before sale and after crashes over certain severities. The plan would cover about 60 percent of state vehicles and mirrors an Iowa statute. The panel also discussed driver re examination and keeping motorcycles exempt from turn signal requirements amid debates with the motorcycle industry.
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Topeka, Kan
Robert Docking
Marc Miller
Topeka
Kansas
Dennis E. David
Kawasaki Motors Corp
James Davis
Kansas City
Bob Storey
Tulsa Jail Inmates Must Bathe Before Court Appearance
Tulsa County jail inmates ordered by District Court Judge Raymond W. Graham to be clean before testifying. Associate Judge Margaret Lamm raised concern after an inmate was brought to her court and sat near her in the witness stand.
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Tulsa, Okla
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Raymond W. Graham
Margaret Lamm
U.S. Forces Halt Tank Assault Near Kontum
In Vietnam U S forces used newly introduced guided missiles to break up a tank assault on Kontum City with about a dozen tanks destroyed. South Vietnamese marines repelled the fourth assault this week at My Chanh north of Hue on the northern defense line.
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Vietnam
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My Chanh
Hue
Landmark ruling ties death to brain death in transplant case
In Richmond a Law and Equity Court jury acquitted four defendants of causing a heart donor's death. Plaintiff William Tucker argued Bruce Tucker died when his heart was removed. doctors said brain death defines death even with heart function.
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Richmond, Va
David M. Hume
Law and Equity Court
William E. Tucker
Richmond
Bruce O. Tucker
Joseph G. Klett
Orange
Klett
Price Commission restores part of can price hike
The Price Commission allowed four can makers to raise prices by 2 percent while reviewing effects on supermarket prices. It had previously rescinded larger raises for two firms and blocked another request.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Can
Transpo 72 Opens To Leaders With Jetliner Arrival
Washington AP reports Transpo 72 a massive transport exhibit opens to invited government diplomatic and business leaders with an inaugural nine day run and the anticipated arrival of the first passenger jetliner Boeing Dash Eighty prototype for the 707 era.
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