Nixon says wage price freeze ends with new stabilization plan
President Nixon told Congress the 90 day wage price freeze will not be extended but will be followed by a new stabilization system after meetings with congressional, business, labor and agriculture leaders. He pledged bipartisan support and urged fast action on three tax proposals including eliminating the 7 percent auto excise tax.
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Nixon
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Labor
Agriculture
United States
House
Ways and Means Committee
America
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Legislative
3 Car Crash Kills Driver Near Tulakes Area
Jerry G. Sigler 31 of 1212 S Central was killed and four others injured in a three car crash 32 miles west of here on highway K39 around 5 p.m. Wednesday. Injured were Sigler’s children Randall 7 Sherry 3 and Carl Edwin Mohr 27 all passengers inSigler’s car and Ella Pauline Gilchrist 51 driver of another car. The Sigler vehicle hit the Fink car then collided head on with Gilchrist car. Mohr suffered pelvis and forearm fractures with possible internal injuries. Sigler was foreman at FH K Porter Co and a Seventh Day Adventist.
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S. Central
Here
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Randall
Sherry
Carl Edwin Mohr
S. Highland
Ella Pauline Gilchrist
Altoona
Highway Patrol
Edwin Dillon
Charlotte R. Fink
Tulakes
Fink
Gilchrist
Reddick
Mohr
Ralph Sumner
Fredonia
Wilson County
City to Review Ordinances Regulating Trash and Landfill
City officials and state solid waste engineer Charles Linn approve the landfill progress and plan a year of cooperative work. City Manager Kenneth Sanborn will review trash collection procedures and landfill ordinances, enforcement, and vehicle covering rules. A new burning area at the southeast landfill corner is being prepared with county road equipment.
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State Board of Health
City Commission
Kenneth Sanborn
Charles Linn
Linn
Calvin Harford
Juveniles Detainments Over Watermelon Cleanup Incident
Six youths aged 14 and 15 were stopped by police after throwing watermelons in the street near a junior high school. They admitted taking melons from southwest of the city, and were ordered to clean up the mess before being released.
Nixon outlines $5 billion spending cut plan
Washington AP reports President Nixon's economic program includes a $5 billion spending reduction to offset tax cuts. George Shultz testifies that next year’s deficit could reach about $27 to $28 billion due to lower tax collections, with a $1.3 billion hit from delaying federal pay raises and other savings from deferring the revenue sharing, welfare reform start, and foreign aid cuts.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha in Montana Show
A playful intercepted note suggests a wild west style show in a small Montana town this Saturday night. The message signs off with a casual closing Yours.
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Cha
Montana
Stark Day Saturday features six mile bike race with prizes
Stark Day Saturday begins at 5 p.m. with a six mile bicycle race offering 100 dollars in prize money. Other age group bike races follow along with games for children, a greased pig contest, free beans and coffee, a bingo game and dance, and at 10:30 p.m. a dressed hog giveaway.
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STARK
Eddie Smith
Buffalo Bill Wild West Reopens With Old Ties and New Cast
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders of the World reopens in Phoenix 55 years after the original show. Patricia Garlow, Buffalo Bill’s great granddaughter, rides in. Montie Montana Jr. produces. Cody name disputes loom as Ringling Brothers circus claims rights. Nearly 4,000 fans witness performances amid opening night glitches.
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United States
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Colo
Wild West
Congress of Rough Riders of the World
Patricia Garlow
Jack Joyce Jr
Montie Montana Jr
and Roper
Tom Blackburn
Walt Disney
Dave Crockett
Post Office Payroll Delayed By Dallas Processing Gap
About 30 Winfield Kansas postal employees must wait roughly two weeks for pay after time cards mailed by Postmaster Kenneth Becker did not reach the Dallas processing station in time for payroll due to postal delays.
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Winfield, Kan
Winfield Post Office
Kenneth Becker
Dallas
KU Chancellor Denies Worsening Drug Scene
E Laurence Chalmers told a Wichita civic club that rumors of a growing drug problem at the University of Kansas are fiction. He noted publicity about campus raids overlooks the small number of students involved and tied the issue to rising youth drug problems statewide and nationally.
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Wichita, Kan
University of Kansas
E. Laurence Chalmers
Chalmers
Hunger strike ends as protests loom in multi city action
The Rev. Philip Berrigan ends his hunger strike but a spokesman says further protests are planned for Oct. 2 at federal prisons in Springfield Danbury and California. Sister Mary Elizabeth McAlister affiliates the plan with an alleged Kissinger plot without naming groups.
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Philip Berrigan
Mary Elizabeth McAlister
Henry Kissinger
Danbury
Conn
California
Elizabeth
Frizzell Joins Topeka Firm After Gubernatorial Loss
Kent Frizzell former Kansas attorney general and 1968 officeholder has joined a Topeka law firm and says he has no further political ambitions. The Republican from Wichita who lost to Gov. Docking in last year’s bid for governor stressed he remains interested in government but not as an active participant.
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Topeka, Kan
Kent Frizzell
Kansas
Topeka
Frizzell
Wichita
Robert Docking
Riot Breaks Out at Attica Prison in New York
A prison riot erupted at Attica state prison in Attica New York injuring several guards including some seriously. Fires burned in the maximum security complex as officials ordered women clerical workers away. State Corrections Commissioner Russell G Oswald said all cell blocks were involved and that hostages may have been taken.
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N.Y
Attica State Prison
Buffalo
New York
Russell G. Oswald
Albany
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