Neosho County Receives Confiscated Funds From 1973 Case
Neosho County gains 3850 dollars after IRS releases unclaimed confiscated money from a 1973 vehicle stop. Sheriff Kern notes the funds, kept in a safety box since 1973, will go to the county general fund following statutory transfer. The cash was found with heroin and a billiard in the vehicle.
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Neosho County
David Kern
Internal Revenue Service
Neosho
K 57
U.S. 59
Kern
IRS
Hearst Prefers Bars to Home for Security Says Prisoner
A fellow inmate reports Patricia Hearst, free but guarded, told prisoners she preferred jail to freedom unless her parents could ensure security. The claim comes as Hearst remains under guard at her Nob Hill apartment in San Francisco while family concerns continue.
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Hearst
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Nob Hill
Karen Alviso
Miss Hearst
Federal
Federal Youth Center
Pleasanton
Arviso
Oakland
Calif
Prayer vigil marked JFK assassination site anniversary
Dallas reports note protests over canceling services for the Kennedy assassination anniversary. Officials planned a public vigil near the slain site amid security concerns after Mayor Folsom canceled the memorial, while County Chairman Kessler pressed for a ceremony at the memorial with broad public response.
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Dallas
UPI
John F Kennedy
Kennedy
John Sissom
Kennedy Museum
Sisson
Robert Folsom
Folsom
Democratic
Ron Kessler
Weather Summary Eight Day Forecast with Snow Flurries
Mostly cloudy with scattered snow flurries expected Tuesday. Highs around 40. Light southerly winds. Prior readings show today at 43 and 18, with 62 and 35 high and low on Friday, and sunrise at 7 09 with sunset at 5 07. No precipitation recorded.
Radioactive Cloud From China Passes East Coast Out to Sea
EPA reports the leading edge of the high altitude radioactive air mass from a Chinese hydrogen bomb has moved over the Atlantic Ocean after crossing the East Coast. Only slight elevations in some air samples observed, with normal readings at others.
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United Press International
Environmental Protection Agency
Atlantic Ocean
EPA
Federal Agency
Phoenix
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bismark
N.C
Seattle
Wash
United States
Earth
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Midwest
Marlin Fitzwater
Atlantic
Maryland
Louisiana
Fitzwater
China
Mongolia
Intercepted Letter to Cha Urges Hidden Money Safekeeping
An intercepted letter warns Cha to keep money secure, suggesting it might otherwise end up in an unlocked drawer. The brief note conveys concern over potential loss or theft.
Black activist joins desegregated Plains Baptist Church
Rev. Clennon King, a black activist, sought membership at Plains Baptist Church as the all white congregation had just opened to all who worship Jesus Christ. Carter watched the moment as the church, packed with members and media, faced a tense, historic response to desegregation.
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Jimmy Carter
Jesus Christ
Gilmore vows profits from biography go to victims families
Utah killer Gary Gilmore, in day four of a hunger strike, vows most rights-money from his life story will be given to the families of Bennie Bushnell and David Max Jensen. His attorney Dennis Boaz meets with Roger Nuttall to press for court action allowing Barrett contact and broader access.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Gary Gilmore
Gilmore
Nicole Barrett
Dennis Boaz
Roger Nuttall
Fresno
Calif
Utah Supreme Court
Barrett
Boaz
David Susskind
Warner Brothers
ABC
Bennie Bushnell
Provo
David Max Jensen
Orem
Budget-cutting options considered by Kansas Governor Bennett
Governor Bennett warns that repeating last session's spending could cut fiscal 1978 ending balances to about 66 million. He aims to keep balances near 100 million, with gaps closed by revenue. He reviews 1978 budget options, pledges limited program enrichment, and plans town hall tours to explain the financial situation.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Kansas Board of Regents
Improving economy reduces number of food stamp recipients
A UPI report cites Agriculture Department analyst Stephen J. Hiemstra, noting about two million people left the food stamp program since early 1975, largely due to a improving economy and lower unemployment. Enrollments dropped from 19.2 million in April 1975 to 17.2 million in September, with outreach efforts continuing.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Stephen J. Hiemstra
Agricultural Outlook
Hiemstra
Sino-U.S. treaty sparks Senate clash over Taiwan and China
A bipartisan U.S. Senate delegation returning from China rejects Mansfield’s call to terminate the Taiwan defense pact and recognize China, arguing the treaty is not the sole issue and details remain unsettled. They caution the Soviet threat shapes U.S. military posture.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Taiwan
Peking
Mansfield
Sen
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Montana Democrat
America
U.S
Far East
People’s Republic of China
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