Kansas Legislature advances amid defeats on liquor and lottery bills
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature pressed on as the Senate rejected an amendment to legalize liquor by the drink and failed to advance a bingo-only gambling measure. The body also passed key consumer protection bills and prepared a joint session to hear a State of the Judiciary address.
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Ash 8 Cabinet Members Take the Oath of Office
In Washington eight new cabinet members were sworn in in the East Room of the White House. The ceremony included Elliot L. Richardson Frederick B. Kent Peter J. Brennan Claude S Brinegar John Scali and Anne L Armstrong. Roy L Ash was sworn in to succeed Caspar W Weinberger amid Senate confirmation battles over a budget director role.
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Bingo Backers Rally Planned in Kansas
A rally for legalized bingo in Kansas is set for Sunday in Johnson County at American Legion Post 327. Invitations go to Gov. Robert Docking Atty. Gen. Vern Miller and 22 state legislators. Kansas Voices for Legalized Bingo leads the push. officials’ attendance remains uncertain. Efforts for a bingo only constitutional amendment on April 3 municipal ballots appear fruitless.
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Judge Hopes New Probe Will Solve Bugging Case
Judge John J. Sirica says others beyond the seven defendants may have known large sums were spent on political espionage against the Democrats and looks to a Senate inquiry to reveal key facts. Liddy and McCord remain jailed after failing to post bonds as sentencing looms. Patman urges a broader probe at the federal level.
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Eudoran Seeks Re election to School Board
Stan Byrne a pharmacist and current member of the Eudora School Board filed as the ninth candidate for the post of position one on the board. He was appointed last October and must win election to retain membership. Byrne, 29, plans a mild campaign and expects a two year term. He is married with three children and active in the Planning Commission Jaycees and Lions Club. Primary is March 6 with April 3 general election attendance.
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Aspirin allrounder myth spreads beyond medicine
A roundup notes diverse aspirin uses from floral preservation and food canning hints to preserving milk and meat long ago, plus folk fishing tips and a quip that rum might help. It cites botanists and a Nevada fish and game spokesman while stating billions of tablets are consumed daily.
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