Barr fills school board vacancy in USD 413
John Barr of Chanute was appointed by the USD 413 board to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Dwight Blackwood. The appointment followed Blackwood's governor appointment and was announced at the October meeting at Buford Fisher Administration Center.
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John Barr
USD 413
Dwight Blackwood
Buford Fisher Administration Center
Blackwood
Chanute
Barr
Barr’s Fashions
113 East
Scott
Kathy
Dispute over airport case erupts into throwing battle
At Chanute Municipal Airport a dispute over a cafe case led to a morning clash with "flying condiments" as Nadine Anderson allegedly hurled mustard then ketchup at airport manager Nick Kraft. Kraft plans assault charges while a settlement had earlier been reached for furniture removal and cafe reopening later in the week.
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Chanute Municipal Airport
Nadine Anderson
Nick Kraft
Kraft
Dave Simmons
Anderson
Dickerhoof
Simmons
Betty
Charles Henshall
Neosho County
Bob Wiggans
Sherman
Striking Kansas City Firemen End Four Day Walkout Returns
Striking Kansas City firemen agreed to return to work ending a four day walkout amid accusations of arson by some strikers. The city and union will pursue federal mediation over equal pay with police. rehiring 59 dismissed firefighters, arson investigations to proceed, and two civil actions remain unresolved.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
Wheeler
State of
Missouri
Ford asks Congress to lower income tax
President Ford urges Congress to permanently cut individual and business taxes by nearly 28 billion dollars while linking the measure to steep federal spending cuts. He projects over 200 dollar savings for the average middle class family next year and argues the plan requires spending restraint to avoid deficits.
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Ford
Congress
Washington
UPI
Weather Forecast Sunny Warm Spell Continue
Area forecast calls for sunny unseasonably warm conditions this afternoon with highs in the mid 80s to around 90. Tonight will be mostly fair with lows in the low to mid 50s and southerly winds 15 to 25 mph, diminishing after dark. Increasing clouds and cooler by Wednesday with highs in the lower 80s and winds easing to 10 to 20 mph.
Humphrey Draws AFL-CIO Praise at San Francisco Speech
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey wowed an AFL-CIO convention with a 50 minute speech attacking Ford as potential candidates faded. George Meany urged him to run while Humphrey, though pleased by the reception, said he is not a candidate but would accept a draft at the Democratic National Convention.
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San Francisco
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Afl-Cio
Hubert
George Meany
Humphrey
Ford
Kissinger aid assurances to Egypt Israel face legality review
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hears that promises by Secretary Kissinger to fund future support for Egypt and Israel may be unconstitutional or illegal. Debate focuses on 200 American technicians monitoring the disengagement accord and the president’s authority versus Senate advice and consent.
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Egypt
Israel
Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Ford Administration
Middle East
Senate
House International Relations Committee
Congress
George W. Ball
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Ball
Dick Clark
Iowa
Office of
Legislative Counsel
U.S. Senate
Monroe Leigh
State Department
Democrats Predict Ford Veto Override On School Lunch Bill
House Democrats forecast defeating President Ford's October 3 veto of the school lunch bill. Speaker Carl Albert said the vote has a good chance to override, with two thirds needed in the House to send the measure to the Senate. The bill would make the lunch and breakfast programs permanent and require reduced price lunches where free lunches are offered, with costs possibly reaching 2.7 billion dollars annually.
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Ford
House Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Senate
Hugh Scott
Washington
UPI
House
Carl Albert
John McFall
McFall
Congress
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Hutton
Janet Hampton
Sharon Shehan
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Marilyn Hames
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June Kiddoo
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Bill Carl
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Lou Lucas
Larry Nelson
Homer Cook
ANW
Moran
Dale Ward
Fairfield
Royster
Roosevelt
Harold Barnhart
Hutton School
Barnhart
Jerry Steele
Steele
Earl Gehrt
Kansas Association of School Boards
Lee Hardman
S. Gretchen
Wiggans
John Sherman
Anderson and Wiggans
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Kansas City
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International Association of Fire Fighters
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