Kissinger warns on Soviet Middle East role and orders alert
Washington AP report says US military units placed on worldwide alert as Kissinger warns against Soviet intervention in the Middle East. He repeats opposition to using either side’s forces, cites danger to civilization, and notes no mobilization of reserves.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Middle East
Kissinger
U.S
Soviet Union
Union
Israel
United States
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Moscow
Europe
Far East
City debated lake plan for Chanute condominiums and six lots
DeMeritt Construction proposes a small lake on six Avdyn Heights lots adjacent to a future condo complex. The plan includes dam and riprap shores, with fountains for circulation. City officials weigh vacating a street and ensuring lake stays part of the project to avoid future liability. In Neodesha a domino dispute left one man dead and another charged with second degree murder.
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DeMeritt Construction Co
City of
Chanute
Avdyn Heights
Charles Ross
DeMeritt
Arolyn Subdivision
Neodesha
Kan
Roger Shepherd
Shepherd
Kenneth Sanborn
John Schultz
Schultz
Fresno man argues taxes illegal due to nonlegal tender
James W. Scott, Fresno, claims income taxes are unlawful since federal reserve notes aren’t legal tender. A U S District Court judge refused to dismiss charges for failing to file returns in 1969 and 1970 on income over $23 000. Scott leads a Tax Rebellion Committee. New York AP Canadian International Paper Co raises newsprint prices 14 percent, adding $25 per ton to $200 for U S customers effective Nov 1.
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Fresno
Calif
U. S
James W. Scott
Scott
Federal Reserve
New York
Canadian International Paper Co
Canada
U.S
Area Forecast: Clear to partly cloudy tonight and Friday
Area forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday. Lows dip to the mid to upper 40s with highs Friday in the 70s. Winds west at 5 to 15 mph tonight.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A terse intercepted message declares a preference for bold action over a drawn-out whimper and calls for getting tough.
Why has the so called in sect sprayer vanished this year
Kenneth Sanborn city manager says the night spray er was used by the street department during peak mosquito months and performs better at night. The piece also probes Chanute airport bonds sold years ago noting $65 000 bonds to buy runway lights and a building now used for FAA offices with payments of about 6 000 to 7 000 annually and 36 960 remaining, while the federal government pays 9 418 yearly in rent and services.
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J.S
Kenneth Sanborn
Sanborn
Chanute
Tribune
E. W
Federal Aviation Administration
Nixon postpones TV news conference amid Middle East crisis
President Nixon delayed tonight's 8 p.m. CDT television radio news conference to Friday as Middle East developments occupy his attention. The move comes amid renewed talk of appointing a new independent special prosecutor to replace Archibald Cox and ongoing Watergate inquiries. Senate Judiciary Committee to hold a hearing next week to hear Cox's testimony and consider independent prosecutor legislation. GOP leaders urge decisive action on tapes and probes while the House proceeds with impeachment inquiries.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Gerald L. Warren
Archibald Cox
White House
U.S
John J. Sirica
Congress
Executive Branch
Robert H. Bork
Cox
Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Carl Albert
New Chanute Child Care Center appoints Charlene Arthur director
Charlene Arthur has become director of Chanute Child Care Center which can now take five more children. A 5:30 p.m. potluck for parents staff and board precedes a 6:15 p.m. meeting to acquaint patrons and discuss officer elections and a membership drive.
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Charlene Arthur
Chanute Child Care Center
Chanute
Arthur
Wichita State University
Tom
Farmers Face Dry Spell as Harvest Peaks in Neosho County
Neosho County farmers report a busy week of harvesting under favorable dry conditions. The mile harvest nears completion with good to average yields, while bean harvest runs 49 to 50 percent done, averaging 20 to 24 bushels per acre and showing some root rot. Two more weeks of good weather are needed to finish harvesting and sow wheat.
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Neosho County
Lewis J. Gerken
Chanute Grain and Seed Co
Gerken
Ottawa farmer shot dead sparks fifth Kansas mystery
In Ottawa Kansas J W Schoonover an 80 year old farmer was found shot to death in his machine shed five miles southwest of Ottawa Police say he died of multiple gunshot wounds and the death is ruled a homicide The Kansas Bureau of Investigation was called in to assist local authorities in the murder probe The killer remains at large and a second related case of a nurse found in a hayfield near a suburban Kansas City hospital remains unsolved with no clear link disclosed.
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Ottawa
Kan
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
J. W. Schoonover
Lewis Ashcraft
Schoonover
Ashcraft
Kansas City
Oklahoma firm cleared for nuclear powered plant near Inola
A 1 100 acre site near Inola in northeastern Oklahoma was approved by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for a Public Service Co of Oklahoma nuclear powered electric generating plant. The 1 2 million watt plant is slated for completion in 1982 and PSO has publicly announced plans to use atomic energy.
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Oklahoma City
Inola
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma
Public Service
Commission
Nixon administration promises more meat next year
Herbert F. Stein of the President's Council of Economic Advisers warned that high interest rates will persist and unemployment may rise slightly next year. He urged relief through lower food prices and greater meat availability as the best path for economic improvement.
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Herbert F. Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
War Powers Showdown Heads to House Vote
The House moves toward a showdown vote after President Nixon vetoed a resolution to curb presidential powers. Rep. Clement Zablocki argues Middle East conflict and Watergate uproar could gain seven more votes to override the veto.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Senate panel backs quick bill for mandatory oil controls
Washington AP reports Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Sen. Paul Fannin said the Senate Interior Committee reached bipartisan agreement to speed through Congress a mandate for petroleum controls to offset the Arab oil cutoff. Details remain to be worked out.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Senate
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Senate Interior Committee
Fuill
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