Grim outlook for Boston engineers and technicians
Thousands of engineers and highly skilled technicians around Route 128 face layoffs as defense and aerospace cutbacks shrink demand. At the 128 Professional Service Center over 6 000 have applied for work, including nuclear physicists and missile tracking experts, with RCA cutting its computer staff and only about 15 percent finding placements.
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Daniel Q. Haney
Associated Press
Boston
Richard L. Dill
RCA Corp
RCA
KU to host Hauser on Population Trends lecture
Prof. Philip M. Hauser of the University of Chicago will deliver the Kenneth A. Spencer Memorial Lecture at the University of Kansas on Wednesday. He will discuss Population Explosion Implosion and Displosion as part of a series funded by the Spencer Memorial lectureship, honoring a Kansas City Pittsburg industrialist and KU alumnus.
State to Open Road Work Bids in Kansas counties
Coffey Montgomery and Woodson counties will be included in bids to be received by the state Highway Commission on Wednesday at Pittsburg. Also due is a report on the location study by engineers for the US-9 corridor south through Miami County from the end of the four lane freeway north of Louisburg.
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Woodson
State Highway Commission
Pittsburg
Miami County
Louisburg
Soviet bid for Mt. Vernon estate sparks White House storm
The State Department weighs approving a 27.5 acre Wellington estate near Mt. Vernon as a Soviet embassy recreation site. Rep. Broyhill urges Nixon to block the sale citing historic significance and proximity to George Washington's home. The White House declined immediate comment.
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George Washington
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Wellington Estate
Charles W. Bray
Department
Malcolm Matheson
Joel Broyhill
Virginia
Nixon
Prince Philip favors committee approach to child care
Biographer Basil Boothroyd quotes Prince Philip describing a non sentimental, committee based parenting style. He notes royal children like Charles, Anne, Andrew, and Edward receive guidance with input from the youngsters, while bottom discipline remains minimal and measured.
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Edward
Eastern thought revives Western faiths say Indian monks
Swami Ranganathamanda and Muni Shri Chirabhanu arrive in the United States for interfaith conferences at Princeton and Harvard. They argue Western religion grows through Eastern ideas, deepening Christianity while criticizing dogmatic formalism. The Temple of Understanding funds and staffs the Washington center for dialogue.
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India
West
Swami Ranganathamanda
Ramakrishma Order
Muni
Chirabhanu
Princeton Theological Seminary
Harvard Divinity School
Swami Ranganathananda
Belur Math
Calcutta
Temple of Understanding
Dickerman Hollister
Greenwich
Phantom Civil War cannon hunt resumes in spring near Cassville
Three Cassville businessmen used heavy equipment this year to dig for a brass cannon believed sunk in Flat Creek during the Civil War era. The dig found pumps and old gear. the team plans to pause until spring due to weather, hoping the cannon will emerge as a museum piece.
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Cassville
Ozark
Flat Creek
Hull
Work Law Discussion by Kansas Employment Security Official
A Kansas Employment Security Division official will speak at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Chamber of Commerce office on amendments to the Employment Security Law. Paul Bicknell of Overland Park will present. the meeting is chamber sponsored. amendments take effect January 1, 1972 and expand coverage to 18 000 more employers and 65 650 more workers with new wage thresholds. Contact chamber manager George McCune to attend.
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Kansas Employment Security Division
Paul Bicknell
Overland Park
Chamber of Commerce Office
Chamber
George McCune
Interstate prostitution probe spans five Western states
U S attorney Richard Thomas says evidence supports organized prostitution operations in Wyoming Nebraska Montana Kansas and Colorado with possible other states. Arraignment occurred for two of six women charged during Cheyenne Frontier Days and two Manhattan Kansas residents pleaded innocent to interstate transportation aiding racketeering in prostitution. Federal warrants issued at FBI request.
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Wyo
U.S
Wyoming
Richard Thomas
Thomas
Nebraska
Montana
Kansas
Colorado
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Kan
Shirley K. Griffin
Barbara Jean Hall
FBI
Kansas probes private club laws after Great Bend raids
The Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Office investigates possible private club violations tied to gambling raids in Great Bend. Director E V D Murphy says reports are being reviewed to determine license jeopardy and cites authority to act without court rulings if evidence supports violations.
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Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control
Great Bend
E. V. D. Murphy
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