Checkers Champ Barrow Eyes World Tourney Impact
New Orleans checkers master Alfred Barrow, national champion, aims to popularize international checkers played on a 100-square board with 20 pieces per side. He travels from Detroit upset over defending champ Carl Smith and notes U.S. boards and clubs remain scarce.
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New Orleans
United States
Alfred Barrow
Europe
Barrow
Mak
Detroit
Carl Smith
Chicago
Perry Plaza to stagger openings in Perry village center
Perry Plaza shopping center in Perry will open in phases beginning late August with N. R. Hamm offices moving in. An IGA supermarket is set for September while a mobile home lot and bank may open by mid September.
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Perry Plaza
PERRY
Ron Clinkenbeard
N. R. Hamm
IGA
Clinkenbeard
Perry-- Lecompton High School
U.S 24
Perry City Limits
Bell to Propose No-Fault Plan to 1973 Legislature
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Fletcher Bell, a Republican candidate for re election, pledges a no fault automobile insurance plan for the 1973 Kansas Legislature. He notes federal action on no fault and says Kansas will develop a state plan tailored to Kansans, with independent actuarial input and potential rate considerations. Three no fault proposals were previously presented to the 1972 legislature but none advanced.
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Topeka
Kan
Fletcher Bell
Bell
U.s.senate
Kansas
Insurance Industry
Kansas Bar Association
Indian Safety Council elects NAISC president at Haskell
A Kiowa from Stanford University Research Institute in California was elected president of the National American Indian Safety Council during a joint NAISC and BIA conference at Haskell Indian Junior College. New officers include William Pekah Horton vice president Fred Peso Mescalero NM secretary and Frank Wahwassuck Horton treasurer. A BIA panel discussed reservation safety measures and a Labor Department official explained job safety standards.
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Stanford University Research Institute
California
National American Indian Safety Council
NAISC
Orin Tonemah
Bureau of Indina Affairs Division of Safety Management
Haskell Indian Junior College
William Pekah
Horton
Fred Peso
Mescalero
N.M
Frank Wahwassuck
BIA
Otto Medlin
Department of Labor
Naisc Council
McGovern Falls Behind Nixon by 23 Points in Harris Poll
A Louis Harris poll after Eagleton's resignation shows Nixon leading McGovern 57 to 34 among 1,630 likely voters on Aug 2 and 3 with 9 percent unsure. Independent voters favor Nixon 60 to 25, Republicans 87 to 10, Democrats 53 to 38, with age groups split as shown.
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New York
Louis Harris
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Harris
Buffalo Bill Days Reveals Fort Leavenworth Tours
Buffalo Bill Cody's early Fort Leavenworth era highlighted as guides lead five bus tours this weekend. Tours depart Buffalo Bill Day HQ at 10 a.m. and 1 30 p m Friday and 10 a m and 3 30 p m Saturday with a 3 30 p m Sunday tour featuring a band concert by the 371st Army Band directed by Chief Warrant Officer R A.
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Leavenworth
Buffalo Bill Cody
Fort Leavenworth
Young Bill
Russell
Majors
Waddell
Fort Union
Fort Laramie
Forts
Riley
Hays
Leavenworth City
Buffalo Bill Day
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East Lawrence Turnpike
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del Monte
New Hampshire
Sauerkraut
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MAYCO
Johns-Mansville
Corning
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