State seeks trial for 14 year old in fatal Yulich shooting
A request to try delinquency charges against 14 year old Richard Jones in the fatal shooting of Pamela Yulich will be made to Anderson County District Court. The move aims for a full hearing with special prosecutor L D McDonald Jr. and attorney from the attorney general's office assisting. The case involves charges linked to a Kansas City Kansas teen alleged in a fatal Lone Elm shooting.
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Topeka
Kan
Richard Jones
Pamela L. Yulich
Anderson County
Vern Miller
Melvin Schmidt
Charles W. Lybarger
Miss Yulich
Kansas City
Lone Elm
Miller
Schmidt
L.D. McDonald Jr
Attorney General's Office
McDonald
Jones
Idla
John O. Yulich
Yulich
Nixon repeats No 1 theme in Dayton and Chicago speeches
President Nixon urged Americans to remain No 1 in all fields or risk losing greatness. He delivered the message at a Dayton Air Force museum dedication and again before about 40,000 members of Associated Milk Producers Inc. in Chicago.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
America
Dayton
Ohio
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Chicago
McCormick Place
Dairymen
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Wright Brothers
Carlos Sanz de Santa Maria
InterAmerican Committee
Alliance For Progress
Camp
David Lodge
Thurmont
Pay Ruling Indecisive
The executive secretary of the Kansas National Education Association says most Kansas teachers may qualify for higher pay under a new Cost of Living Council interpretation. Council officials in Washington say most teachers will not get raises this fall, outlining eligibility tied to work before August 15. The dispute centers on who earned raises in the new scheme.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas National Education Association
Kansas
Cost of Living Council
Washington
Keynote Held as Kansas NMCA Convention Expands
Salome Harmon of Chanute's Safari Campers reports the Kansas convention of the National Campers and Hikers Association near Santa Fe and Safari parks south of Chanute will exceed the Tuttle Creek turnout of 1,046 units. Guests include 150 Missouri and 50 Oklahoma units. Tuttle Creek set a national record that year with 850 units registered.
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Santa Fe
Safari Parks
Chanute
Kansas
National Campers and Hikers Association
Salome Harmon
Tuttle Creek
Missouri
Oklahoma
Harmon
Ted Christy
NCHA
Seven Killings Shock Phoenix Family House Massacre
In Phoenix Arizona seven people died in a late night shooting at a east side home. Victims include Frank Martin 18 Pam 16 Novella Bentley 42 and four of her children Tina 10 Adam 3 Tracy 1 and Charlotte 9 months. Debbie 12 away visiting a friend at the time. Police found the scene and were arresting a suspect.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Lowell Strickland
Frank Martin
Pam
Novella Bentley
Biblesta Parade Entry List Grows in Humboldt
Fourteen biblically themed floats have entered the 14th annual Biblesta Parade with four from outside Humboldt. Entries from Yates Center, Chanute and Paola join local groups. The parade is Oct. 2 and finalists compete for a $200 grand prize and four $100 category prizes.
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Humboldt
Lyndell G. Mosley
Biblesta
Yates Center
Chanute and
Paola
Mosley
Un Labor Day Observation Remark Sparks Debate
A reader observation questions the naming and celebration of the holiday suggesting it be revised to reflect a broader recognition beyond labor. The remark frames the day as a time to consider workers' rights and historical context.
Kansas Attorney General Rejects State Air Standards Plan
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller refused to approve proposed state air quality rules, saying they exceed the implementing statute and would permit higher sulfur dioxide limits. Federal standards set at 60 micrograms per cubic meter become effective after Jan 1, 1972.
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Miller
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Vern Miller
State Board of Health
Kansas City
Leavenworth, Johnson and Wyandotte
Mel Gray
Board
Nelson
Gray
John Blank
Hutchinson
Flags flown over the Capitol crowd 32000 yearly
32,000 flags are flown over the Capitol each year at the request of senators and representatives. Flags are raised on auxiliary poles near the dome base and each comes with a certificate of date flown. Daily, about 90 new flags are sent to supporters nationwide.
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Bob Dole
Kansas
Senate
Capitol
Senator Dole
House
United States Capitol
Washington, D. C
Complicated Life Modern living goes awry in mobile home hookup
A man moving a mobile home from Independence to Neodesha connected utilities, then found water ran from the gas line and gas entered the water line after a friend visited. He tested a burner and water sprayed his face, prompting realization of the mix up.
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Independence
Neodesha
Fredonia Bicentennial Funds Transfer Planned
A Century ahead forecast notes Fredonia will transfer 139563.89 from First National Bank of Fredonia to the city treasury on Sept 16 as the Bicentennial project unveiling. The perpetual committee once planned a lasting legacy but has yet to choose a final project.
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the Tribune
Fredonia
First National Bank of
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Amereica
California
Field Mice Campers Club of
Wichita
Kansas Convention of National
Main Street
Biblesta Committee
Elm
Strickland
John Friedman
John Freeman
Bentley
Fatty Lumkins
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Rock Sanctuaries
Fort Scott
Cha
Board of Health
Bill Ward
Lawrence J. Brennan
Overland Park
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Dwight Wallingford
U.S. Capitol
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