SEKPC Plans Meeting on Health Systems Agency Appointments
The SEKPC will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse to discuss the appointment process for the Health Systems Agency sub area council serving nine southeast Kansas counties. Other items include the Regional Land Use Inventory guide and housing project requests seeking Section 8 subsidies for Chanute, Iola, and Galesburg projects plus EPA Step III funds for a Galesburg sewage system.
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Erie
Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission
SEKPC
Commission
Health Systems Agency
Southeast
Kansas
Wichita
Health Agency
Mike Bailey
Federal Housing Administration
City of
Chanute
Chanute Public Housing Authority
Iola
Iola Housing Authority
Galesburg
Environmental Protection Agency
Turkiye Ambassador Shot at Vienna Embassy
A group of men stormed the Turkish embassy in Vienna around noon, killing Ambassador Danis Tunaligis with machine pistols. Police said the attackers fled in a car and their identities were not yet known.
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Vienna
Austria
UPI
Danis Tunaligis
Prinz Eugen Strasse
Viennna
Weather Summary for Local Area
Unseasonably warm today with highs in the 80s and partly cloudy windy conditions. Tonight lows reach upper 50s to lower 60s with a slight chance of thunderstorms, and Thursday brings more clouds and a 70s high with diminishing winds.
Six defendants acquitted in Kansas architectural bribery case
In Topeka six Burgess Latimer & Miller defendants were acquitted in the alleged bribery conspiracy over a $500000 university medical center contract. Prosecutors face five more trials as jury deliberations reveal questions on conspiracy and Burgess's involvement.
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Topeka, Kan
UPI
Shawnee County
Burgess, Latimer & Miller
William Burgess
Ralph Preston
Elton Plaster
Malloy
Richard Malloy
Robert Docking
University of Kansas Medical Center
Donald Pesmark
Burgess
CIA agents report death threat letters
The Boston Globe reports CIA agents have received death threats or resigned amid investigations. About 2,500 agents quit in three years, and foreign sources have weakened as Britain and West Germany withhold information amid Congressional and media probes.
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Boston
UPI
CIA
Boston Globe
William Beecher
Congress
The
Globe
Butz says U.S. may have lost oil leverage in talks
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said the United States may have lost leverage in oil negotiations with the Soviet Union after wrapping up a grain deal first. He noted the two negotiations were not simultaneous and cited mutual advantages in both deals.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S. Agriculture
Earl Butz
United States
Soviet Union
Butz
Inland Daily Press Association
Japan
U.S
Psychiatrists say Moore not ready for trial yet
In San Diego the four member psychiatry team at the Metropolitan Correctional Center examined Sara Jane Moore for a second time this week and said they were not yet able to determine her competence to stand trial. A report is expected in federal court in San Francisco by November 18.
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San Diego
UPI
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
John Williams
Miss Moore
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Moore
San Francisco
Oswald note destruction by FBI questioned in hearing
The FBI says a note from Lee Harvey Oswald to its Dallas office was destroyed two hours after Kennedy’s assassination. An internal probe found the act wrongful, possible disciplinary steps expected, while lawmakers pressed for more details. The note reportedly warned of harming FBI and Dallas police, and James Hosty Jr. received it. Hosty says the note read differently and was destroyed on orders from J. Gordon Shanklin, who denies knowledge of it.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Congress
James Adams
House Judiciary Subcommittee
James P. Hosty Jr
Hosty
Ruby
J. Gordon Shanklin
Shanklin
Kansas banks stand firm amid New York financial shock
Kansas Banking Commissioner Arthur Gabriel said the state’s 411 banks are strong enough to absorb possible shocks from New York City’s fiscal issues. He ordered New York securities listed as sub standard and warned of bond reserve accounts if losses grow, with six months for full examination. He noted state laws kept money in Kansas and limited out of state investments.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas
New York City
Arthur Gabriel
State Banking Department
Kansas State
New York State
Gabriel
New York
New York Securities
Moody’s
Government Agency
Wheat and wells promise Russia aid for us
The remark notes that Russia has two assets, wheat and wells, implying reciprocal benefits. It frames the question as what those assets yield for us in return, suggesting a strategic or economic leverage discussion.
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Russia
Kansas City Voters Reject 59.5 Million School Bond
Voters in eight districts failed to pass a 59.5 million bond to fund construction at Longview Maple Woods and Penn Valley junior colleges. Only 50.2 percent approved, far short of the two thirds needed, with 19,860 in favor and 19,724 against. Fewer than 20 percent of registered voters turned out.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Longview
Maple Woods
Penn Valley Junior Colleges
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Michael Barbara
Gene Olander
Olander
Mark Bennett Jr
Pesmark
Preston and
Plaster
Propst Center
Neosho County
W. Main
Shelton Propst
Velma McGuire
Jim Guffey
S. Highland
Ford Administration
University of Illinois
Adams
Jack Ruby
Subcommittee
Don Edwards
D-Calif
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