Parents Object to Shorter Lunch Period In School District
A standing room crowd at Unified School District 413 protested a 30 minute lunch period at Alcott and Lincoln schools. The board limited the trial to one month and ordered Lincoln and Alcott principals to report back next month on lunch program results and parent communication.
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Barbara Kihm
Board of Education of
Unified School District
Distri
Alcott
Lincoln
Lincoln and
Alcott Schools
Dale Fairchild
Sue Howell
Ted Sipes
Murray Hill
P.T.A
Neosho County JC Board approves radio broadcasts of juco games
Neosho County Community Junior College board approves a plan by KKOY radio owner Dale McCoy to broadcast NCCJC basketball games with student announcers discussed and tabled until September. Members questioned financial benefits and costs while debate touched on potential expansion including aeronautical studies. The meeting also covered state education funding and looming legislature changes.
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Neosho County Community Junior College Board of Trustees
Kkoy Radio
Dale McCoy
MicCoy
Floyd West
McCoy
Cmdr
Louise Everett
Ralph Watkins
KKOY
NCCJC
West
Kansas Association of Public Community Junior Colleges Legislative Committee
Leon Hazen
State Legislaive
Nixon Holds Conference In White House News Briefing
President Nixon held a televised news conference at 2 p.m. CDT in the East Room of the White House. It was his second such briefing in two weeks as he answered reporters questions.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Enrollment Up at NCCJC Despite Lower Full-Time Equivalency
Neosho County Community Junior College reports 457 students for fall 1973 up from 453 in 1972, with enrollment spanning 25 counties and 7 states plus 11 foreign nations. Full-time equivalents fell from 380.15 to 372.8 as more students take lighter loads and evening classes, which rose from 80 to 110 enrollments.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
Board of Trustees
Joe Smith
NCCJC
Neosho County
Smith
Kansas
J. C. Sanders
Raco
Sanders
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmentary note appears as an intercepted letter to Cha. The text laments miscommunication and hints at ongoing misinformation. The reader is left to infer the broader context of a communication breakdown and its impact on relations.
Ehrlichman Indicted in Watergate Break in Case
Los Angeles AP report says John D. Ehrlichman former White House domestic affairs adviser is indicted secretly by a grand jury in the Daniel Ellsberg psychiatrist’s office break in. He faces burglary conspiracy and perjury charges alongside Egil Krogh Jr. David Young and G Gordon Liddy. Bond set at 500 each.
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Los Angeles
John D. Ehrlichman
Daniel Elisbergs
Los Angeles Times
Washington Fast
Ehrlichman
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
the Post
the Times
Superior Court
James G. Kolts
Kolts
Auditors probe Norwood welfare dentist billing
Massachusetts auditors examine a Norwood Public Welfare office case where an unnamed dentist allegedly filed 12 fillings on one tooth across four days for 62 dollars and 49 more bills for a second tooth. Separate reports mention Nixon tapes appeals and Tropical Storm Delia effects.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Norwood
Bean Sets Earth-Orbit Time Record In Space Flight
Skylab 2 commander Alan L. Bean becomes the longest staying outside Earth with a total surpassing 49 days 3 hours 37 minutes. The record exceeds Charles Conrad Jr. even though Bean has flown two missions. The story also notes the fourth nonaligned summit opening in Algiers with leaders from about 76 nations attending.
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Algiers
Embargo to End Yet Vast Opposition Marks OAS Split
A special OAS committee is set to end the Cuba embargo, with the United States leaning to continue the nine year policy. An unofficial tally shows 12 Latin American nations opposing Washington, while most supportive states are military regimes or under heavy military influence.
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Washington
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
U.S
Automakers Await Price Hikes After Initial Model Release
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council refused to allow the first 1974 model cars to list higher prices. Automakers who asked for increases are expected to receive permission later. American Motors spokesman said the firm expected an average rise of about $b per car.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
American Motors
NHTSA Pushes States to Adopt Vehicle Inspection Standards
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issues auto standards for brakes steering suspension tires and wheels to be matched by states through periodic vehicle inspections or risk losing 10 percent of federal highway funds.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
IRS says three of four audits correct. targets over $5 billion
The IRS reports nearly 75 percent of audited returns were correct and plans to collect over $5 billion in additional taxes, chiefly from corporations. It rejects the idea that incorrect filings indicate rising taxpayer dishonesty.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
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Harold Tarpley
Lincoln School
Melin Owen
Charles Henshall
Chanute
Dale Ward
Buford Fisher
RoAnn German
Jim Catterson Jr
Sara Marshall
Chanute High School
Juco Board
Booster Club
The
Association
State Planning Commission
Hazen
Board of Regents
Hagen
Neosho Couny
Erik Conard
Struction
State Department of Education
Conard
State Board of Education
Dickerhoff Flying Service
Dickerhoof
Joe Puarelli
Sterling Hudson
Independence Community Junior College
Everett
Hudson
Cha
Archibald Cox
Cox
Delia
Galveston
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Here
National Weather Service
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