Tonga men craft compact wood stove for home heating
In a Kansas community, Quisenberry and Clark unveil a new 40 by 38 by 36 inch wood burning furnace. It connects to existing ductwork, operates with a thermostat, and can be placed outside or in a basement. Production hinges on metal availability and market demand.
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Quisenberry
Clark
Quisenberry and Clark
Hi Lo
Otik
Little Rock
Albuque Ab
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Louisville
Mnirminghan
Memphis
Edy
Bismarck
Miami
Edy Iolse
Rm Milwaukee
Boston
Mpls
St.p
Chicago
A. CY New Orleans
Edy Cincinmati
New York
Kansas City
Seattle
Las Vegas
Washington
Suit Seeks Release of Nixon Papers in FOIA Action
A federal Freedom of Information suit filed in Washington seeks public release of Richard Nixon's vice presidential papers. Ralph Nader's Tax Reform Research Group argues the documents were government property and that gifting them was improperly executed, with restrictive deeds void. The case questions whether Nixon properly transferred ownership and whether the GSA accepted the gift.
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Washington
Freedom of Information
Nixon
Ralph Nader
Tax Reform Research Group
U.S
National Archives
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Tax Reform Group
Robert Brandon
Nader
Public Citizen Organization
U.S. Dist
Joseph C. Waddy
Nader Group
Congressional
Soap Box Derby Loses Support Sought Sponsor
AKRON Ohio AP The All American Soap Box Derby Inc says it is dropping direct support while seeking a sponsor to guarantee a quality event George W Brittain president of the derby and Akron Area Chamber of Commerce declined to say if a 1974 derby will be held Chevrolet GM ended 35 year sponsorship in 1973 funding came from area businesses and other groups The 1973 race was marred by a disqualification due to an electromagnetic starting boost and officials cite cheating fraud and hoax as major obstacles to securing a sponsor for 1974
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Akron, Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
James Gronen
Boulder
Colo
Brittain
Beef Crisis Declared Over by Cattlemen Group
The American National Cattlemen's Association reports the beef shortage is over with supplies and prices back to normal. President John Trotman says lower cattle prices reflect in supermarkets, though higher prices may return due to fewer feed calves.
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Chicago
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Association
John Trotman
Trotman
Shultz Warns on Budget Process Erosion
Secretary George P. Shultz warned that proposed changes to the federal budget-making process risk exploitation by private interests. He cited outside financing of favored programs, direct budget submissions to Congress, and back-door spending as weakening checks on government power and potentially aiding private gains. He noted a possible early resignation could lead to an academic return.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
White House
Congress
Treasury
Nixon
Record Kansas University Medical School admissions demand
Nearly 1,000 students applied for 163 spots in KU Medical School July 1974 class. Of 997 applications, 389 are Kansas residents interviewed this week by the admissions committee of physicians and Medical Center faculty. Out of state applicants to be interviewed January 5, and the Center’s expansion will raise entering class to 200 in July 1975.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University Medical School
Kansas
Medical School Admissions
Mittee
Kansas Medical Society
Medical Center
Tri County Water District Formed in Oskaloosa
A Tri County Water District was incorporated Friday at a landowners meeting in the Jefferson County courtroom in Oskaloosa. Bylaws will be adopted at 4 p.m. Those elected as directors include Curtis Dalton Ruby Wiggins Levi Daniels Jr Irvin Youngberg Junius Underwood Everett Nottingham and Ray Thornton.
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Douglas, Jefferson
Leavenworth Counties
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Curtis Dalton
Lake Dabinawa
Ruby Wiggins
Levi Daniels Jr
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas
Cold and mostly cloudy Sunday with highs in the lower teens. Snow flurries possible late Sunday. tonight cloudy and colder with temperatures dropping into the teens.
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Kansas
Lockheed Loses Ground in Airbus Sales Race
Air Canada weighs delaying a decision on nine L-1011 Tristars as Lockheed studies range improvements Illustating a shift in the aircraft sales battle. Japan Airlines orders six DC-10-40s from McDonnell Douglas for 153 million and plans to supplement its 747 fleet with the 747 SP while shifting some Boeing orders.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Airbus
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Boeing Co
Air Canada
Japan Air Lines
Tokyo
McDonnell Douglas
St. Louis
Boeing
Seattle
JAL
Bench Warrant Issued for Forgery Suspect Green
A bench warrant was issued Friday for Winifred Mitchell Green after he failed to appear for arraignment on forgery charges. Green, 27, of Ft. Riley and Washington, D.C., posted $2,000 bond December 18 following his Lawrence arrest for cashing a forged traveler’s check under the name Robert Norrish.
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Winifred Mitchell Green
Lawrence
Douglas County Court
Green
Ft. Riley
Washington, D.C
Robert Norrish
Postal hikes delayed to March under directive
The U S Postal Service announced a delay of planned rate increases set for January 5 to March 2, maintaining 8 cent first class letters for two more months. Card mailing rises from 6 to 8 cents, airmail letters from 11 to 13 cents, with additional increases for other classes.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Nuclear Plant Rules Tightened Near Term Implementation
The Atomic Energy Commission announced tighter safety rules for most U S nuclear plants to take effect in about seven months. Utilities may study exemptions and possible summer power cutbacks as air conditioning demand rises. ECCS emergency cooling systems remain central to compliance and public health safeguards.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Preliminary Set In Burglary Case
A preliminary hearing in Douglas County Court is set for January 16 for Justine O Burton 26 of 507% E Eighth on charges of attempted burglary and felonious destruction of property. She also faces misdemeanor battery of a lawenforcement officer and resisting arrest after being arrested Sunday following a scuffle during booking. Burton is charged with breaking a window at Briman s Jewelers 743 Mass with a bottle.
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Douglas County
Justine O. Burton
Miss Burton
Lawrence
Briman’s Jewelers
Mass
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Montreal
Shizu Asada
Roger Spencer
Harold Pippin
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Lawrence Wharing House
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C.U
Providence—St. Margaret Health Center
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Dunn
Dunn Real Estate
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Eve
Kaw River
Lawrence Insurance Board
Charlton, Holmes, Peck & Brown
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Gill Agency
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