Reagan vows nondivisive 1976 campaign in New Hampshire speech
Former California governor Ronald Reagan on a campaign swing promised not to run a divisive race and said he would support President Ford if Ford wins the GOP nomination. He said Republicans must unite as a minority party and indicated a running mate would share his conservative views.
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N.C
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Chicago
Los Angeles
Gerald Ford
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
James E. Holshouser Jr
South
Holshouser
Holfhouser
Carlin backs state revenue sharing to aid local governments
Kansas House Minority Leader John Carlin endorses a bill to allocate a third of increases in sales, income, and inheritance taxes to local units, arguing state surpluses demand local relief amid inflation. He criticizes Gov. Bennett for resisting revenue sharing and cites federal funds as a contrast.
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Salina
Kan
UPI
Kansas
John Carlin
Smolan
Carlin
Walter Graber
Pretty Prairie
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Senate
Protests Turn Violent as Desegregation Tensions Rise in Boston
In Boston, white students were removed from South Boston High as five blacks were arrested outside a court hearing. U.S. Judge Garrity refused to order firing of three faculty staff amid ongoing desegregation tensions linked to the busing plan for about 26 000 students. A courthouse melee led to arrests, while Charlestown High School sit ins continued with students being moved from the building.
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Boston
UPI
NAACP
South Boston
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Boston School Committee
Charlestown
Garrity
Charlestown High School
Southeast Kansas urges 1202 Commission inclusion
A 17 member Southeast Kansas delegation passed a unanimous resolution asking that a Southeast Kansas representative join the federally mandated 1202 Commission on Higher Education. The panel also formed a sub committee to draft health and other area resolutions after a day of hearings.
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Bud Huffman
Southeast Kansas
Southeast
Kansas
Commission On Higher Education
1202 Commission
Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council
Nixon ordered CIA to plan Chile coup in 1970 report says
Senate intelligence committee confirms Nixon directed the CIA to back a pro American coup in Chile to prevent Allende's rise, authorizing up to 10 million dollars and keeping plans secret from critic officials. The plan falsely claimed as limited by Nixon and aides.
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Nixon
CIA
Chile
Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
William P. Rogers
Senate
Richard Helms
Salvador Allende
Rene Schneider
U.S
Allende
Henry A. Kissinger
Helms
The
Ladies Home Journal
Iran
Justice Department
Senate Intelligence Committee
Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Kerry
United States
Departments of State
Kansas Society aids crippled children in Chanute area
Crippled children in Neosho County benefit from the Kansas Society for Crippled Children as the state campaign for funds opens during Thanksgiving. The society forms in 1925 to provide medical specialist care regardless of family finances, working with the Kansas Crippled Children's Commission and citing that no child lacking funds is turned away.
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Chanute
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
Art Hubble
Neosho County
Kansas
Kansas Society
Elliott Belden
The
Crippled Children’s Commission
Commission
Weekend Cold Snap Brings Snow Flurries Possibility
Partly cloudy and cold with a chance of snow flurries. Daytime highs reach the upper 20s to lower 30s. A slight warming trend arrives Sunday with highs in the upper 30s. Local forecast notes a continued cold pattern through the period.
County officials clash over publishing monthly financial reports
Neosho County Commission members Jim Guffey and Bill Richman pressed 17 southeast Kansas lawmakers to ease or drop monthly expenditure disclosures. They argued the reports are costly and reveal salaries, while supporters insist such transparency curbs corruption and informs the public.
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Neosho County
Richman
Fred Harris
R-Chanute
Chanute
Oscar Cunningham
Mary Long
Virgil
Eileen Keller
Pittsburg
Robert Noble
Jim Garrison
Girard
Ben Robinson
Doug Tilghman
Ottawa
Cold weather triggers brief Chanute gas cutoff
The Chanute power plant faced a short gas curtailment under its interruptible contract with Cities Service Gas Co. Superintendent Ronald L. Reed said the cut occurred at 4:30 p.m. Thursday and was restored to full service by 7 p.m. Friday. Curtailements are expected through winter with higher electricity costs likely. The plant used fuel oil only for essential maintenance during the outage.
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Chanute
Cities Service Gas Co
Ronald L. Reed
Cities Service
Reed
Intercepted Letter Reveals Power Cost Details
A letter shows Coffeyville Kansas Gas and Electric interconnection used to supply about 1500 kilowatt hours generated by an oil plant. Peak load reached 9000 KWH with local costs: natural gas 8.5 mills per KWH, oil 30.5 mills, KG&E purchase 18.5 mills.
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Coffeyville-Kansas
Reed
Kg&e
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Edward Kerry
White House
Kissinger
John N. Mitchell
County Financial Report
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Rex Crowell
Longton
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