Vern Miller: Kansas Attorney General Captures Attention
Vern Miller, long a fixture in Kansas politics, dominates editorial and public attention. Republicans often roast him as the “Supersheriff,” yet their attacks boost his name recognition and potential as a top vote getter for the Democrats in an election year. Miller debates re‑election versus higher office amid uncertain performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Miller
Miller
Kansas
Distaff Side Advises Active Retirement Amid Gardening Tales
Dr Donald P Conwell HEW director urges retirees to stay active not passive offering tips to develop new skills change appearance adopt healthier habits and pursue meaningful work. The column also notes household pets and dogs as a light domestic aside with a dog eating seeds and two small dogs and four German Shepherd puppies offered for adoption with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. Conwell
HEW
Senator and Representative Office Addresses Listed
Contact details provide office locations for Senator James B. Pearson in the 5318 Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 Senator Robert Dole at 3227 Senate Office Building and Representative Keith B. Sebelius at 1117 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515 for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
James B. Pearson
Senate
Washington D.C
Robert Dole
Keith B. Sebelius
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
Eastland Campaign Deals and Nixon Ad Links Revealed
Eastland faced a campaign funding controversy as Houston firm Culberson Heller Norton backed Democrat Taylor Webb then faced pressure from Senator Tower to drop Webb. Webb sought Nixon campaign support while Norton later pursued Nixon ads, with Eastland denying knowledge of any deal and Tower denying White House involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Nixon
Eastland
Senate
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Webb
Houston
Culberson, Heller and Norton
Les Whitten
Bob Heller
Jim Culberson
Peppery
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
White House
Texas
Ed Norton
Anothe
Taylor Webb
Heller
Sen
Norton
Joann
Weller
Fred LaRue
Mitchell
LaRue
Fastland
Ad Agency
Bible Thought Walk in the Spirit Sermon Note
A compact reflection on Galatians 5 16 urging believers to walk in the Spirit to avoid fulfilling the flesh. It emphasizes that a heart filled with God’s love excludes self love and vice versa. The note invites contemplation and divine guidance for daily conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Muskie recall ends a famous car saga
Presidential Motors announced the recall of the Muskie, once hailed as the hottest 1972 model. The car, developed by top designers to appeal to all income groups, faltered after a radiator leak during a national TV test and poor race trials. Manufacturers cut ad spending and shifted focus as sales collapsed, with the model ultimately kept on display in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presidential Motors
Averill Harriman
Clark Clifford
Sol Linowitz
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
John Gilligan
Ohio
Muskie
Nixon
Seill
Detroit
New Hampshire
Manchester
N.H
Florida
Romney
Oldey
Michigan
New York
California
Miami Convention Center
Hodge Pursues Fifth Term In Kansas Senate
Hutchinson Kansas AP veteran state Senator Frank Hodge announces plans to seek re election to a fifth term. A 16 year Senate veteran he chairs the Assessment and Taxation Committee and aims again for Senate majority leader. He predicts a crucial year for a new tax program and Kansas school finance issues in 1973 representing the 34th District including Hutchinson and western Reno County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Frank Hodge
Senate
Hodge
Hedge
Reno County
Nations show way in productivity gains
AP analysis notes U S productivity lag as Japan Sweden and France post gains led by better use of labor and capital The piece cites 1970s data showing Japan up 14 2 percent Sweden 7 9 France 6 6 and Germany 5 3 while the United States rose 2 1 percent The article blames management labor and government and quotes Peterson calling the U S fat and lazy but urges broad effort by all workers to restore competitiveness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
United States
Japan
Sweden
France
Germany
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Richard C. Gersten
Berg
Morons
U.S
Peterson
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer ACROSS 34 Take out DOWN 19 Apper 1
Crossword puzzle text with mixed clues and answers, featuring multiple language fragments and misread terms, compiled as a puzzle page segment with numbered across and down hints and an embedded cryptoquip clue about letter substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foatlie Inn Bird
Stinmlate Organ
Acre “Ts
Pubs Pubs Girls Bunking with Boys
A reader letter from Camarillo California voices alarm at a proposed Women’s Equal Rights Amendment urging strict adherence to sex roles. The writer cites fear of mixed facilities and loss of age protections, urging readers to contact Cabins to oppose the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Capitol
United States
ACLU
S. Nevada
Ardie McBrearty
Camarillo
Calif
Which Frog Can Jump Farthest
A reader letter from Lakin questions urban renewal prose and asks who will win the debate. The writer jokes about public schemes and regrets being misled by promises from city officials and agencies involved in urban planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella V. Neff
Lakin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vern
Garden City Telegram
the Telegram Publishing Company
7Th Garden City
Fred Brooks
LeRoy Allman
John Frazier
Garden City
Sarrise
Associated: Press
Cajriar
Jack Anderson
President and Tower
Leland
Senator Eastland
Phil Joanou
John Mitchell
ITT
Joana
Bible Thought
Art Buchwald
Business Mirror
Eugene Sheffer
Milady
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Aine
Cryptoquips
P.S
Robt, Burns