Kay Campaign Surplus Tops Docking Fund Totals
State records show Morris Kay campaign funds totaling 244550 receipts and 252911 expenditures for a net 11639 surplus while Governor Docking's campaign reported 246856 receipts and 240629 expenditures for a 6227 surplus. Former contenders Anderson Frisbie Miller and others list varied contributions and loans, with Kay receiving 30000 from his mother and 10000 from Morris Garvin.
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Topeka
Kan
Morris Kay
Nus
Robert Docking
Secretary of State
Kay
Lawrence Insurance
Docking
John Anderson Jr
Farm Bureau
Ray Frisbie
Frisbie
Girdner Crofcot
Reynolds Shultz
Atty
Vern Miller
Freceipta
Robert E.hoffman
Miller
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths Union
M. Clare Miller
Steelworkers Advisory Council
Wichita
Committee
Boilermakers and Blacksmiths Union
Bruce Roberts
L.C. McCormick
Emporia
William L. White
Dana Anderson
Anderson
Ella May Kay
Morris Garvin
William McBride Love
Internation Brotherhood of Boilermen and Ship Builders
National Republican Governor’s Committee
Kenneth L. Worley
United Auto Workers Region 5
Ross Clemmons
Joseph Cohen
Patrick Hubbell
Morris Karause
Aeronautical Lodge
Wellington Becomes County Seat and Growth Advocate
A 1872 Topeka Commonwealth commentary praises Wellington Kansas as central to Sumner County’s prosperity. It urges railroads and investment, notes citizen support for bonds and railroad expansion, mentions cotton potential and Shetland ponies, and proclaims Wellington as the state’s thriving hub west of the Arkansas River.
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Kansas State Historical Society
Wellington
Sumner County
Topeka
Belle Plaine
Hines
Arkansas
Ninnescah
Wichita
Slate Creek
Wichita Road
el Paso
Derby
Knapp
Oxford
Lawless
Ag Action Is Assailed by Kansas Wheat Growers Leader
Don Crane president of the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers condemns administration steps to withdraw funds from the Rural Environmental Assistance Program and the Emergency Disaster Loan Program as part of a plan to eliminate farmers. He ties actions to earlier Nixon aides statements on shrinking farm numbers and vows to press for reinstatement of the programs. The article notes an unrelated line about the Australian numbat having 52 teeth.
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Dodge City
Kan
Don Crane
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Crane
Nixon
Don Paarlberg
United States
REAP
Wright Farmer
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Fred Beadine
Joe Reeves
L.M. Schwartz
John Adair
R.E. Anderson
Robert L. Brock
Hubert Capner Jr
al H. Chesser
Howard B. Conkey Jr
Leland Cox
Greater Kansas City United Auto Workers
Joe Poizner
Railway Labor Executive Committee
C. Russell Ralph
E. E. Ritchie
Seiu Cope
Henry Schirmer
Louis Sosland
Samuel Sosland
R. J. Spothc
Grant Stannard
United Steelworkers of America
Political Action Fund
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William M. Grace
William H. Graves
Cliff Henderson
Albert L. Kamas
K. W. Kirkman
John Latshaw
Edwin R. Linquist
Donald F. McKenzie
William S. Morris
Kay Organization
Robert Payne
Dave Fagman
Ray Vaughn
Russell Jones
Robert L. McBride
Ar, Hixson Jr
Roy Pfaut
Duane L. Wallace
Carl Sebits
Clinton Engstrand
C. Howard Wilkins
Odd Williams
Bob Watchous
Edward J. King Jr
Jim Lee
Robert F. Vickers
iClinton Engstrand
Citizens For Good Government
Charles J. Slawson
John J. Cody
Frank Carney
Del
Clare Miller
Frank L. Carney
R.F. Vickers
R.W. Watchous
Kansas Medical Political Action Committee
Montgomery County Republicans
Elizabeth Turner
James F. Lee
Ewing Kauffman
Alexander Mih
Kansas United Dry Forces
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