Kansas Supreme Court dissolves gambling inquiry restraining order
The Kansas Supreme Court voided a restraining order that blocked Atty. Gen. Vern Miller from an inquisition into alleged gambling in Great Bend. The ruling clears the path for Miller to proceed with investigations, with a detailed opinion to follow.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Barton County
Herbert Rohleder
Vern Miller
Great Bend
Miller
Rohleder
Supreme Court
Rehleder
Don Foss
Kansas
Edward Collister Jr
Collister
Intercepted Letter From Great Bend Judge
Intercepted note suggests a Great Bend judge faced a weak hand and bluffed away a case. The anonymous sender signs as Nute, writing Dear Cha.
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Cha
Great Bend
Docking Rejects Budget Requests in Kansas
Governor Docking called the state agency budget requests for next year an unrealistic and unacceptable 1.09 billion dollars. He urged a fiscally conservative plan, citing inflation and recession and directing a review by Budget Director James Bibb with cuts to non essential items.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Nixon
James Bibb
City Commission Meeting Tonight In Memorial Building
The City Commission meets at 7 30 tonight in the Memorial Building after a Veterans Day observance. The agenda covers water tower inspection by Midwest Tank Pittsburg cereal malt beverage license for AmVets 27 W Main gas contract with Cities Service Gas Company and miscellaneous items.
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Midwest Tank
Pittsburg
AmVets
W. Main
Cities Service Gas Company
Bonnie Moffatt
Area Forecast Shows Showers And Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers and possible thunderstorms tonight fading winds and a cooler feel. Wednesday stays mild with a chance of morning showers and highs in the 70s.
Defeat over Taiwan at UN may yield long term gains
AP analysis notes expulsion of the Nationalist Chi nese from the United Nations marks a setback for the Nixon administration yet may ease U S efforts to improve ties with Peking. Officials say commitments to Taiwan remain, while recognition of Chiang Kai shek persists and no official mainland relations exist. Some diplomats see potential for a healthier global climate once the Nationalists are out, despite ongoing U S debates over funding and commitments.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Nations
United States
Taiwan
World Organization
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
U.N
Nixon
Peking
Henry Kissinger
Vilas Vikings 4H win Veterans Day parade float prize
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club captured first in the Veterans Day parade float contest. Hoyt Wilhite of the American Legion announced a $25 prize. American Legion Auxiliary and Willing Workers 4-H Club took second and third with prizes of $20 and $15 respectively.
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Vilas Vikings
Hoyt Wilhite
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Senate fights to slash U N funds after Taiwan expulsion
Senate debate intensifies over cutting United Nations financial support following Taiwan's expulsion. Senator Buckley drafts a major reduction plan and seeks to attach it to foreign aid. Republican lawmakers argue U N funding could be trimmed while others press to keep Taiwan in the UN. Rogers calls Taiwan expulsion a regrettable act with global impact.
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America
United Nations
Taiwan
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U.N
U.S
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Rcolp
Buckley
House
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
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Mchigan
Robert Dole
Kansas
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
George&. McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Chiang Kai-shek
Congress
Passman
Mixed global reaction to Red China UN seat
World capitals respond with support and misgivings after United Nations admits Red China and expels Nationalist China. Taiwan and Vatican issue statements while Japan hails long term benefits and preserves ties with Nationalist China.
Hands Off On Busing In Pontiac
Supreme Court lets stand a massive busing plan for Pontiac Michigan schools and a finding that officials intentionally promoted segregation. Judge Damon J Keith in Detroit upheld the plan despite school officials arguing segregation stems from housing patterns.
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Pontiac
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Mich
U.S
Damon J. Keith
Detroit
Keith
China to Likely Send Delegation to United Nations
A Japanese Asahi Shimbun report from Peking says China plans a UN delegation in the current General Assembly session. Rumor says Premier Chou En Lai may travel to New York but not officially confirmed. An ambassador to Canada will arrange for a Chinese office in the UN. The Peking government aims to oppose U.S. Soviet control with Albania, Algeria and others supportive of admitting Peking.
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China
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Chou En - Lai
New York
Canada
Asahi
Albania
Algeria
Maryland student unveils full size Halloween monster on campus
University of Maryland student Marc Menzie, 20, plans to scare trick or treaters with a full size monster he will power with electrical and sound equipment. He says he wanted something original since Halloween ideas are repetitive.
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College Park, Md
University of Maryland
Marc Menzie
Menzie
Farm bureau hears Shriv er warn on foreign sales loss
Rep. Garner E. Shriv er of Kansas told Sedgwick County Farm Bureau members the United States will lose about 1 billion in foreign agricultural sales this year due to the European Common Market. He warned farm prices over the next decade hinge on breaking tariff barriers that block access to high priced markets.
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Wichita, Kan
Garner E. Shriver
R-Kan
Shriver
Sedgwick County Farm Bureau
United States
Chrysler seeks price rise after record third quarter sales
Chrysler Corp reports strong third quarter sales but warns profits are not bright. Lynn A. Townsend says the company rolled back all 1972 price increases, preventing recovery of higher labor and material costs, and calls for price adjustments under Nixon's Phase 2 program.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Nixon
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler Board
Townsend
Sniper Battle in Belfast Leaves Two Dead
British troops clashed with snipers across the Irish border and in Belfast streets. Two deaths in Northern Ireland raise the two year toll to 135, including a man found gagged and bound with a execution squad angle, and another from a Saturday street gunbattle. Two soldiers were seriously wounded in Lower Falls clashes.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Lower Falls
Cuban Hijacked Boeing 747 Grounded in Cuba
A Boeing 747 hijacked by a gunman and carrying 221 passengers remained grounded in Cuba. Federal officials reported three sky marshals and an off duty FBI agent aboard the plane that was seized after departing from Kennedy International Airport en route to San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Miami
Cuba
Sky
FBI
New York
Kennedy International Airport
San Juan
P.R
Kissinger Returns From Peking Trip
Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger returned to the United States aboard a flight from Peking and proceeded to Washington to brief President Nixon on arrangements for the forthcoming presidential visit to mainland China.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Peking
Washington
Nixon
China
Kansas City Airport set to open in August progress report
Howard W. Willoughby deputy aviation director told the Kansas City Platte Community Council that construction should finish by July 9 with four to six weeks required for airlines to move in. If on schedule the Kansas City International Airport would formally open in August.
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Kansas City
Kansas City International Airport
Howard W. Willoughby
Kansas City- Platte
Fire destroys 250 homes in Qui Nhon gas pipeline blast
A leaking Esso pipeline in Qui Nhon ignited a gas fire that gutted 250 Vietnamese homes. A seven year old boy was found dead, eleven persons were injured, and between 1000 and 1400 residents were left homeless. Esso Standard Eastern Inc officials had no comment.
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Saigon
Esso
Qui Nhon
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