Policy Changes Reflected In Health Unit Budget
Douglas County Public Health Department unveils a tentative 1974 budget with policy changes. The board seeks 14 358 from revenue sharing funds, approves Schwegler’s raise to 300 monthly, and plans hiring a non physician administrator plus a medical officer.
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Douglas County Public Health Department
Health Board
Raymond Schwegler
Schwegler
Marilyn Chamberlain
Clinton
Chamberlain
Joyce) Rankin
Health Department
N. H
VNA
Kansas School Finance Plan Reports State Aid Increases
State officials praise a new school finance measure that adds 77 million dollars in pure state funding, boosts total property tax relief to 50.5 million, and uses a distribution formula to equalize per pupil support across 311 districts.
Renowned photography historians to speak at university forums
University will host Newhall at 7 p m April 20 in the Forum Room on The Photograph as Social Document. Witkin follows at 3 p m April 26 to discuss A Photography Gallery and the current climate of photography and collecting. Miss Palfi's Invisible in America exhibit runs at the KU museum through April 29.
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National Endowment of the Arts
U. S
Europe
Newhall
Museum of Modern Art
George Eastman House of Photography
University of New Mexico
America
Witkin
New York City
Miss Palfi
KU Museum
Tony
Kansas Traffic Deaths Record For 24 Hours To 9 A.M.
Traffic fatality totals show 2 deaths in 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday, with 8 for April and 119 for the year 1973, compared to the previous year's period. One death is newly reported in the update.
Officials Outline Impact of New School Finance Plan
Dale Dennis of the state Education Department explains how local districts fare under the proposed plan. State aid changes are calculated by subtracting current aid from new totals mapped to each district’s 10 percent share of state income tax, with mill levies dropping due to a 30 percent assessed valuation basis and budget increases projected for Lawrence and other districts.
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Dale Dennis
State Education Department
Statistical Services
The
Journal-World
County Foundation
Lawrence
Lawrence Ceee Eee
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
DeSoto
Perry-Lecompton
Linwood-Basehor
McLouth
Oskaloosa
Executive privilege faces Senate push in Watergate era
Atty Gen Kleindienst defends executive privilege as a constitutional principle amid Senate hearings on its use to deny Congress witnesses and documents. He notes the judiciary decides alleged criminal law violations, amid a new round of Watergate related inquiries.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Congress
Kleindienst
Nixon
Senate
McCord Lawyer Says Conspirator Lacked Direct Knowledge
The lawyer for Watergate figure James W. McCord asserts there is no direct knowledge by McCord of any high level involvement in the break in or cover up. The statement challenges assertions of broader conspiracy linking senior officials.
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Washington
James W. McCord
Grounding Halts ICCS Helicopter Flights in Saigon
The International Commission of Control and Supervision grounded all ICCS helicopters in Saigon, curtailing observer flights for cease fire violation monitoring in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
International Commission of Control and Supervision
South Vietnam
Reward Fund Offer In Three Murders
A Douglas County reward offer announces a fund for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderers of three bodies found March % on a county road 10 miles southeast of Ottawa. An anonymous informant can use a six digit code. evidence may publish the code if arrests occur. The offer expires in 60 days unless extended by the steering committee.
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Ottawa
Douglas County
Tonga Council Sworn In At First Meeting
Tonga Noxie City Council members Wil liam McGee Darrell Pearce Laurent Stoner and Mrs Harold Putthoff were sworn in as Incumbent Wayne Finch was elected council president. The council formed a committee to tighten dump restrictions and approved $49,000 in utility bonds for a new water reservoir and pipeline system.
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Tonganoxie
Lee Mark
Harriet Hughes
William McGee
Darrell Pearce
Laurent Stoner
Harold Putthoff
Wayne Finch
Hughes
Nixon seeks broad new trading powers from Congress
President Nixon asked Congress for sweeping authority to raise or remove tariff barriers, retaliate against unfair practices, and grant MFN status to the Soviet Union. He urged quick action to overhaul trade laws, speed up negotiations with Europe and Japan, and proposed a streamlined process to approve agreements without full congressional input. He also sought tools to curb import surges and empower the FTC to exclude imports tainted by unfair practices.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
U.S
Japan
United States
House
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Weather Update Sees Warmth Return After Freezing Snap
Van Meter says no farm crops were damaged in the winter blast as most crops were not planted. Winter wheat remains green and safe. Some fruit trees and ornamentals may have minor injury but should recover with warmer temperatures. Tonight looks dry and chilly with no new precipitation. Wednesday eyes sunny skies and a warm up with highs in the 50s and 60s by Saturday.
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van Meter
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Vietnam
Ellsberg
Democratic
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Yablonski
Prater
Erie County
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Falley’s Discount Foods
Iowa
Falley’s
Gibson’s
Discount Center
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Monte Pearson
Alvin Samuels
Cenfer
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Tonga
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Bob Carlson
Arcade
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Warren Or
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