Miller to join State Sports Hall of Fame at Lawrence
Oregon State coach Ralph Miller, Chanute native and former Kansas athlete, will be inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame at halftime of the Kansas Oregon State game in Lawrence. Ceremony presided by Walter Crogan and Clyde Walker.
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State Sports Hall of Fame
United Press International
The
Tribune
Oregon State
Chanute
Ralph Miller
Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
Lawrence
Kansas
Wichita State
Iowa
Walter Crogan
Kansas Sports Hall of Fame Selection Committee
Clyde Walker
Chanute High School
Comets
Wichita East High School
Wichita State University
University of Iowa
Harold “Cappy” Miller
S. Central
President to cut travel after assassination attempts
President Ford will limit travel around the nation and require official firm announcements for trips. White House spokesperson Ron Nessen said tentative plans will not be publicized and the schedule will be tighter, with fewer out of town appearances than previously expected.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Congress
Betty
City and Chamber Oppose Stricter Clean Air Rules
City officials and Chanute Chamber join a national campaign against amend ments to the Clean Air Act of 1970. EPA official Robert Chansler says the bill could ban industrial growth in pristine areas near parks and refuges, with costs of new plants highlighted. Local leaders urge letters to congressmen while warning the plan could throttle southeast Kansas growth.
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Chanute Area
EPA
Robert Chansler
Kansas City
the Tribune
National Chamber
Senate
Chanster
Farm leaders warn Ford over grain sales policy
Farm leaders in ACA discussions claim President Ford is in trouble with farmers after the grain export moratorium to Russia and Poland reduced soybeans from 6.20 to 5.20 per bushel. Arkansas producer Currie estimated the policy costs at 102.3 million dollars while hundreds of calls flooded the ACA hotline. Representatives Mahon Curtis and farmers Davis and Smith joined the meetings and phone surge to press for changes.
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Currie
Agriculture Council of America
Arkansas
Ford
Furman Walker
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
ACA
Walker
Congress
Russia
U.S
George Mahon
Dtex
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Ray Davis
Potter, Neb
Wilmer Smith
New Home
Tex
Curtis
Question on Decision Time Compared to How Doody Time
The user asks whether decision making time resembles How Doody time, a playful phrase. It contrasts a cognitive process with a children’s book or character phrase, seeking comparison or clarification.
Butz Granted Emergency Grain Inspection Powers in Senate
The Senate approved a one year emergency measure empowering Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz to restore confidence in grain inspection. It authorizes hiring more federal inspectors, assigning interim original inspections, rotating supervisors, and revoking agency designations with conflicts of interest. It also requires export grain to be inspected and sets weighing and certification procedures.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
New Orleans
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas to decide on junior college governance Oct 13
Senators will vote October 13 on transferring 19 junior colleges from the state Board of Education to the Kansas Board of Regents or keeping the current setup. The 1202 Commission will review proposals, with Regents and Education Board representatives invited to answer questions before a final recommendation.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Board of Education
Joseph Harder
R-Moundridge
Education Planning Commission
Regents
Vocational Education
James Maag
Dodge City
Commission
Harder
House of Senate
Dick Docking to be tried next January
George R. Dick Docking brother of former Gov. Robert Docking will go to trial Jan 12 in the state architectural contract case. Shawnee County District Judge E Newton Vickers set trial dates for 23 defendants in the bribery conspiracy case with openings in Oct Nov and Dec and the final Docking case to be heard Jan 12.
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Topeka, Kan
UPI
George R
Dick’”’ Docking
Robert Docking
Shawnee County
E. Newton Vickers
Michael Barbara
Burgess, Latimer & Miller
William Burgess
William Latimer
Robert Miller
Ralph Preston
Elton Plaster
Robert Sommers
Richard Malloy
Vickers
Charles Campbell
Robert Jarvis
Edwin Korff
Jack Lakey
M. Gene Norton
Donald Sledd
Forrest Towner
Marshall & Brown
Kansas
Marshall& Brown
Missouri
Adrian Allen
Will Taliaferro
Bruce Browne
Taliaferro & Browne
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Tom Hoxie
Hoxie
Ron Reed
Reed
Barbara Kihm
John Orozco
City Commission
Orozco
Ecology Action
Kihm
St. Paul Wildlife Refuge
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Bob Dole
Parsons
Dole
Senate Finance Committee
Joe Skubitz
Sacramento
Hugh Scott
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Knoxville
Tenn
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Phil
Teresa Brazil
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Dick Docking
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