Junior Miss Pageant Set For Oct 28 in Chanute
Safari Jaycees present Chanute Junior Miss Pageant on Oct 28 at 7 30 p m in Chanute Memorial Auditorium. Winner gets 100 scholarship to NCCJC and 100 wardrobe from Jennifer's of Chanute. Five prizes to runners up and congeniality and best talent awards. Sixteen contestants entered.
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Paul Kennedy
Ed Kirkman
Belleville
Sheila Wingate
Pat Blaine
Mai Anderson
Jan Allison
Cindy Erickson
Doris Baker
Dixie Woolery
Nancy Hughes
Dena Belt
Dorinda Gormley
Debbie Bright
Lori Mangine
Rosemary Cottle
Debbie Daniel
Virginia Burress
Beverly Houghton
Area Forecast: Cloudy and Warmer With Showers Expected
Cloudy conditions rise to mild with a chance of showers this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight in the 40s highs Saturday mid 50s to mid 60s. Winds diminish to 10 to 15 mph tonight with a 30 percent precipitation probability tonight and Saturday.
Vern Miller to Speak at Democratic Fundraiser Dinner
Attorney General Vern Miller will address a fundraiser at 6:30 PM Monday at the Masonic Hall. The event is sponsored by the Democratic Central Committee with help from the Women's Federation and the Young Collegiate Democrats.
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Democratic Central Committee
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Women's Federation
Controversy Over Industrial Revenue Bonds in Chanute
An Oct. 9 Chanute City Commission action to issue industrial revenue bonds for Merle Kelly Ford sparks questions. Critics ask why a city would aid a commercial venture with a 10 year tax break while explaining how IRBs work and their tax-exempt bond interest.
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Chanute City
Merle Kelly Ford
Chanute
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Opinion on Industrial Bonds
The author discusses two views on tax exemptions for industry and the use of industrial revenue bonds. Cities may rely on such bonds to attract jobs and broaden the tax base, especially small towns, while others warn against unconditional exemptions. The piece notes slush funds in some states and hints at continued discussion.
Kissinger Talks Reported In Saigon On Partial Cease-Fire
Kissinger and Thieu held nearly four hours of talks in Saigon amid reports a partial cease-fire was being discussed as a goodwill move. Ambassadors Bunker Whitehouse and Gen Abrams accompanied Kissinger as Thieu weighed a coalition challenge and opposition politicians refused to meet. Habib arrived to consult with Kissinger.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
Kissinger
Thieu
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Charles S. Whitehouse
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S. Army Chief of Staff
South Vietnamese Information Ministry
State Department
Paris
Philip A. Habib
South Korea
Kansas Regents name Raymond Nichols university chancellor
The Kansas Board of Regents named acting Chancellor Raymond Nichols as new chancellor of the University of Kansas. The appointment must be confirmed by the State Civil Service Commission. Nichols retires in December 1973 after serving the university. The search committee continues to seek a replacement. The half hour debate aired on KAKE-TV featured Gov. Robert Docking and challenger Morris Kay.
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Robert Docking
Morris Kay
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
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University of Kansas
State Civil Service Commission
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Bubb
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George Hart
Dave Owens
Docking
Kay
Jack Hicks
KAKE
Kansas
Vern Miller
Hudson Declines Debate Request
Dale Hudson Republican candidate for the state senate from the 14th District declined a public debate request from State Sen. William A. Dearth. A proposed taped radio program at Neosho County Community Junior College would have aired on KKOY Chanute and KLKC Parsons. Sutcliffe cited Hudson’s busy schedule and ongoing door to door campaigning as the reason to skip the debate.
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William A. Dearth
Parsons
Ralph Barclay
Neosho County
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Hudson
Neosho County Community Junior College
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KKOY
Chanute
KLKC
Sutcliffe
Mysterious Caller Knew About Wheat Sale Early
Rep. Roman Pucinski says CIA reports may have aided a grain spy who tipped Milling & Baking News about a $1 billion U.S. wheat sale to Moscow. The calls, made from London to Kansas City in July and August, allegedly came from a USDA insider with CIA access. The tipster, calling as Mr Smith from the London Financial Times, provided accurate timing and volume of Soviet purchases.
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U.S
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Pucinski
London
Milling & Baking
Morton Sosland
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London Financial Times
Sosland
Man Confesses to Killing His Motorcycle in Pittsburgh
Ralph Zelik, 34, told two police officers he killed his motorcycle after an argument with his wife. He admitted the act during a hearing on firearms violations and intoxication as the smoking pistol lay nearby and the motorcycle showed five slug wounds.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Zelik
Zelik
U S Admits Bombing of French Mission in Hanoi
Washington admitted responsibility for the Oct 11 bombing of the French mission in Hanoi saying the building was inadvertently struck by a U S bomb. Delegation head Pierre Susini died from burns in Paris with five Indochinese staff killed.
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United States
Hanoi
U.S
Pierre Susini
Paris
McGovern and Agnew appear together at Alfred E. Smith Dinner
McGovern and Agnew shared a speaking platform at the Alfred E. Smith dinner in New York, a rare joint appearance in the 1972 campaign. Nixon did not attend, plan unchanged as he travels to Philadelphia to sign a $30.2 billion revenue sharing bill.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Alfred E. Smith
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Search for Boggs plane enters fourth day
Alaska rescue crews continued the hunt for Hale Boggs and three others missing in a light plane. Officials awaited data from electronic sensors as a 2000 mile per hour reconnaissance craft aided the search, surveying vast areas daily with hope all aboard survive.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Air Force
Britain and France back close US ties with no new link
Paris and London agreed the enlarged Common Market should maintain close relations with the United States but avoid creating a new channel. West Germany proposed an organized dialogue at the European summit while a French spokesman called for flexible, continuous and confident relations.
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France
United States
Willy Brandt
West Germany
American scientists sweep 1972 Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced three Americans win the 1972 chemistry prize. John Bardeen Leon Cooper and John Robert Schrieffer earned the physics prize for their theory of superconductivity. Dr Anfinsen of NIH Bethesda and Drs Moore and Stein of Rockefeller University shared the chemistry award.
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Christian B. Anfinsen
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Stanford Moore
William H. Stein
Rockefeller University
New York
U.S
John Bardeen
Leon Cooper
John Robert Schrieffer
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Inflation climbs in September as clothing leads rise
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.4 percent CPI increase for September with clothing driving about half the gain and gasoline and eggs contributing significantly. The annual inflation rate reaches 3.5 percent since Nixon's Phase 2 controls began, with a 0.5 percent seasonally adjusted rise the highest since February.
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Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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