Eudora Suit Sees Answers Filed by City and Wilson
The City of Eudora and Wilson Plumbing Co. respond to a $35 000 suit by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Thomas claiming sewer and lift station defects damaged their property. The city cites statute limits and a fenced street area. Wilson says the claim is barred and the Thomas caused any loss. A hearing date has not been set.
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Eudora
Richard Wilson
Alvin C. Thomas
Thomas
Wilson
General Insurance Co
Washington State
Wilson Plumbing Co
Kansas City
Concert by Nonen Clature at Good Shepherd Church
Wartburg College choir Nonen clature from Waverly Iowa performs a religious music chronology from early Christianity to modern times at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 2312 Harvard Rd. Admission is free.
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Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Harvard Rd
Installment Selling Heritage Traced to France
The nationwide practice of installment selling originated over a century ago when France influenced commercial credit methods. The led to structured payments and consumer financing that spread globally.
Reformers propose two-step plan to block changes to delegate rules
Democratic reformers led by ADA outline a two step strategy to preserve the 1972 convention delegate guidelines. They call for extending reforms to all state and local committees while accusing former advocates like Robert Strauss and George McGovern of indifference to a more open party. They argue for applying a representation standard for women, youth and minorities, countering critics who seek a quota system.
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Washington
Liberal Americans For Democratic Action
Robert S. Strauss
George McGovern
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Ada
Fraser
McGovern
Joseph L. Rauh
Anne Wexler
Connecticut
Rauh
Nixon Proposes Major Banking System Overhaul
President Nixon calls for lifting interest rate ceilings to 5 1/2 to 14 percent over five and a half years to boost savings and home loans. The plan targets NOW accounts, checking services, tax credits for lenders, and removing FHA VA mortgage rate ceilings to keep funds flowing and stabilize credit.
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Washington
Nixon
Savings and Loan Associations
William E. Simon
Treasury
Savings and Loan
Federal Home Administration and
Veterans Administration
How They Voted on Wage Bill in Missouri and Kansas
The House passed the wage bill 253 to 152. In Missouri Bolling Burlison Clay Hungate Ichord Litton Randall Sullivan Symington Taylor all voted yes. In Kansas Roy Sebelius Shriver Shubitz Winn voted yes, no, or no.
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Washington
House
Missouri
Bolling
Burlison
Clay
Hungate
Ichord
Litton
Randall
Sullivan
Symington
Taylor
Kansas
Roy
Sebelius
Shriver
Shubitz
Winn
Pratt pig cycle races end after cruelty charges
Pratt Kansas AP reports the Kansas Humane Society will cancel pig and motorcycle contests at the Pratt County Fair after witnesses described piglets being held on cycles. One pig died from a broken back and others were dragged or crushed as youths rode around a dirt track.
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Pratt
Kan
Pratt County Fair
Kansas Humane Society
John Cason
Wichita
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