Rural doctor shortage spurs pilots and bills in Garden City
Garden City faces a persistent doctor shortage. St. Catherine's Hospital hosts two month residencies for KU medical students in surgery or internal medicine to expose them to rural life. Sen. Bob Dole backs a bill to transfer military physicians to the National Health Corps with service obligations and tax incentives for rural volunteers. Community efforts note recruiting through the hospital, Chamber Health Services committee, civic donors, and word of mouth to lure doctors and med students to practice locally.
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Garden City
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Kansas University Medical
Calvin Bigler
Bob Dole
National Health Corps
Dole
Armed Services
Chamber
Health Services Committee
Distaff Side and Metrics in School Governance
The July issue of The American School Board Journal discusses metric usage in schools and the push to teach metric units as global trade shifts. It notes articles on gay teachers and lifestyle topics, plus a feature on Playgirl. Mary Gallion, GCHS 1968 and Marymount College 1972, is a Travelers Insurance representative in Miami. Sandi Reed, a Miami Herald reporter and hometown schoolmate, plans a reunion when schedules allow.
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Louisiana
Playboy
Playgirl
GCHS
Marymount College
Salina
Mary Gallion
Clyde Gallion
Traveler's Insurance Co
Miami
Fla
Sandi Reed
Miami Herald
Garden City Telegram publication schedule note
Garden City Telegram states it is published daily except Sundays and certain holidays including New Year’s day Memorial day Independence day Thanksgiving day Labor day and Christmas with early edition by.
Nixon blacklist lists GOP senators for punishment
White House kept a secret action list of Republican senators displeasing President Nixon. Names included Javits Hatfield Case Mathias Schweiker Percy Goodell and others. The list denied perks like White House dinners tours and patronage, updated every few months and circulated by Bob Haldeman to aides.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Star
Bob Haldeman
Xerox If
Sens
Jacob Javits
N.Y
Mark Hatfield
Ore
Clifford Case
Charles ‘Mac’? Mathias
Richard Sch
Brooke
Senate
White White House
White ‘House
Congress
Lst
Charles Goodell
Les Whitten
Haldeman
ITT
Scott Lawn Products
San Clemente
I Am Seen as Nixon Enemy by White House List
Jim Bishop reflects on being labeled an enemy by the White House and recounts efforts to access presidents, noting tax audits, private invitations, and a shifting view of Richard Nixon amid the Watergate era. He recalls interactions with Kennedy Johnson and Eisenhower and critiques secrecy at the highest level.
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White House
Washington
James Reston
New York Times
Tom Wicker
John Dean
Charles Colson
Robert Kennedy
The
IRS
Maurice Greenbaum
Greenbaum, Wolf and Ernst
New York
Nixon
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
White Hoe
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Florida
Edward Gurkey
Jim Bishops
Careless Use of Funds Unnerving By Brokers in 1968 70 Debacle
New York. In a third column, John Cunnife discusses the 1968 70 Wall Street crisis and how careless broker handling of customer funds alarmed investors. The piece highlights the 1934 Act rule 153 3 banning hypothecation of fully paid securities, duties to custody cash and securities, buy-in obligations, and a separate customer cash account. It notes brokers may hypothecate only with margin securities and the SEC’s evolving view, plus reforms by exchanges to tighten surveillance and capital requirements.
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John Cunnife
New York
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Andndustry
Stock Exchange
SEC
SIPC
Exchange
Public Pulse on Julie Nixon Voice From A Grandparent
Reader JACK R. COOPER of 308 W. Maple argues Julie Nixon should stand by her father but criticizes his handling of Watergate. He contends the President knew or should have known about Haldeman Ehrlichman and the cover up, urging transparency and accountability and urging Julie to resist shielding him.
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Juie Nixon
Us.a
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John Dean Iti
Julie
Jack R. Cooper
W. Maple
Farmers hold wheat for tax reasons in 1973 market Outlook
Kansas City commentary notes a Northwest Kansas farmer delaying the sale of 1973 wheat for tax purposes. With loans redeemed, much of prior crop wheat remains in storage while prices swing, prompting many farmers to withhold supply until after January 1. Tax considerations appear to influence marketing decisions amid a shifting harvest.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas City Board of Trade
Texas
Oklahoma
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Svice Office
U.s.department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
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Cho Halides
the Courier-Journal
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Key Biscayne
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GOP
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New York City
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Internal Revenue
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