Nixon Signals Willingness to Compromise With Congress
President Nixon, seeking to move past Watergate, tells the Democratic Congress he is ready to compromise on national problems. He delivers a 15 000 word State of the Union urging action on priority legislation and opposes tax hikes and large defense cuts while endorsing racial balance through school busing.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House Communications Subcommittee
Torbert H. Macdonald
D-Mass
Senate
House
G. Gordon Liddy
Armed Services
Nixon Lawyers Claim Presidency at Stake
Nixon's lawyers urge an appeals court to void the Sirica ruling on Watergate tapes, arguing that the presidency's continuation is at stake. The brief accuses Sirica of unprecedented action in ordering Nixon to turn over White House tape recordings.
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Nixon
Washington
John J. Sirica
Sirica
White House
Watergate
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Content Hint
A fragment shows an intercepted letter addressed to Cha with a playful line about hogs and wallowing. The phrasing suggests a light correspondence tone and domestic imagery rather than a formal report. The readable portion preserves a humorous aside about hogs and backyard behavior.
Food Booth Joins Art Alley Event At Centennial Artists Alley
Iota Alpha Chapter and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority sponsor a food booth at Centennial Artists Alley in Central Park Building September 22. Proceeds fund a nursing scholarship and a children’s project as young Chanute artists showcase works from local students and area artisans.
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Iota Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Central Park Building
Chanute
Nancy Gibson
Genese Bunting
Royster
Bob Huffman
Wayne Huffman
Hog Farm Tour Visits Reinhardt Ranch In Neosho County
About 400 people toured the Reinhardt hog operation in R 3 learning how pens, farrowing, nursery and fattening houses operate. Hosts Earl Bill and Gene Reinhardt showcased waste disposal, automatic feed systems, and a 60 sow farrowing unit. Prices and equipment demonstrations reflected 20 years of farm price trends.
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Reinhardt Ranch
R. 3
Neosho County
Reinhardts
Marsha Reinhardt
Sam
End of Beef Ceiling Sparks Uncertain Price Rise Predictions
The beef price ceiling ended and new rules allow increases on other foods. Experts say consumer buying patterns will drive prices, with some predicting a brief bulge before stabilization. Cattlemen fear volatility as supply shifts and dairy herds are held back.
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Associated Press
Mour & Co
Herbert Kramer
New Orleans
John Olson
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Ken Boughton
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Judd Jutson
Bashas’ Food Markets
Phoenix
Ariz
Film project drop delays local location plans
Two Rice County farmers declined to allow filming for an old airplane movie near Hutchinson. A Great Bend chamber spokesman said the project moved to Texas citing weather fears, ending hopes for a Kansas shoot.
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Hutchinson
Hns
Rice
Barton County
Robert Redford
Rice County
Great Bend
Kansas
Winchester trial begins for NI youths in London bombings
UK police shield seven men and three women from Northern Ireland in Winchester as they face trial for March 8 car bombings that killed one and wounded 200 near the Old Bailey and Whitehall. New blasts hit Victoria Station, Manchester, and a Birmingham suburb, injuring 11.
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Winchester
England
Northern Ireland
London
Old Bailey
Whitehall
Victoria Station
Manchester
Birmingham
Nonaligned Summit Ends With Condemnations and Pledges
In Algiers the fourth nonaligned nations summit condemned Israel and U S policy in Indochina. It endorsed Soviet limits on Jewish emigration and pledged to oppose neocolonial exploitation.
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Algiers
Israel
U.S
Indochina
Skylab crew to work 12 hours on science after Sunday tests
At Space Center Houston the Skylab astronauts, who conducted experiments Sunday instead of resting, will spend 12 hours today on additional scientific research.
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