Pearson Ends 72 Campaign With Surplus
Topeka Republican Senator James B. Pearson finished his re election drive with a surplus over 116 thousand dollars as final reports filed with the secretary of state show. Opponent Arch Tetzlaff ended about 1.5 thousand in the red. Other campaigns across the state reported deficits or modest surpluses in the wake of the November 7 election.
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Topeka
James B. Pearson
Secretary of State
Pearson For Senator
Pearson
Arch Tetzlaff
Third District
Larry Winn Jr
Charles Barsotti
Bill Roy
Charles McAfee
Roy For Congress
McAfee
John A. Adair
Atchison
Exchange National Bank
Grant Barcus
Kansas City
L. G. Barcus & Sons, Inc
James R. Harvey
Court orders Kansas House remap under 1972 law
A three judge federal court ruled the 1972 Kansas House reapportionment unconstitutional for population variation and gerrymandered districts. The panel set a Feb 16 1974 deadline for a valid plan or risk a judicial remap to meet election timing. Current members keep their seats until terms expire.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House of Representatives
U.S
George Templar
House
Templar
U.S. Circuit
Delmas C. Hill
District Court
Wesley E. Brown
State of
Secretary of State
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas Senate
Senate
Dave Heinemann
Garden City
Kansas lawmakers react to court ruling on reapportionment
Lawrence legislators split over a federal court decision that the 1972 Kansas House plan was unconstitutional. They expect no immediate action this session, with talks favoring possible interim study leading into 1974 and observers noting the plan favored most districts but ignored county lines.
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Douglas County
Capitol
Kansas House of Representatives
Lawrence
Vogel
House
Mild Days Ahead Hint Spring Near As Sun Rises Earlier
The text notes days lengthening with sunrise about 20 minutes earlier and sunset 30 minutes later than a month ago. By late February, sunrise before 7 AM and sunset around 6 15 PM. Weekend highs near 50s to 60 with zero precipitation. NWS outlook shows no rain through Monday with clear to partly cloudy skies and cooler nights.
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National Weather Service
Kansas
Special Notice to Bingo Players Urge Senators on Ballot
To all Bingo players contact your Senators this weekend and urge them to get the Bingo Bill on the ballot. The American Legion respectfully supports voter access and responsible gaming measures.
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The
American Legion
Nine Die After Eagle Grove Blast Destroys Cafe
An explosion leveled the Chatterbury Cafe and two adjacent buildings in Eagle Grove Iowa during a fish fry Friday night. Nine bodies were recovered and 13 people were unaccounted for. Firefighter died of a heart attack, and four victims were identified including Donald Blue Vila Helgevold Clifford Ulstad and Kermit Johnson.
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Eagle Grove
Iowa
Harding
Red Cross
Barbara Eckoff
Des Moines
Donald Blue
Robert Blue
Vila Helgevold
Clifford Ulstad
Kermit Johnson
Menominee
Wis
Memorial Hall
Kenneth Bravman
Chatterbowl
Kenneth Brauman
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Brauman
Aed
Kissinger Planned China Visit in February 1973
Washington reports Henry Kissinger will travel to the People's Republic of China from February 15 to 19, 1973, for concrete consultations with Chinese leaders. The trip follows his Hanoi visit January 10 to 13 and aligns with the 1972 Nixon-People's Republic of China communique.
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Washington
Henry O. Kissinger
Peking
United States
China
White House
Kissinger
Hanoi
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
People’s Republic of China
Henry A. Kissinger
Breakthroughs Noted in Plans For POW Trades
AP reports progress on cease fire provisions in Vietnam with seven ICCS regional teams set to field Monday to probe cease-fire violations. Talks expected soon between Saigon peace delegation and Viet Cong on political solutions, and a joint military commission subcommittee plans prisoner exchanges. Tet celebrations mark the holiday amid the peace process.
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Saigon
Vietnam
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Paris
South Vietnam
U.S
Joint
Nguyen van Thieu
Fire Injures Over a Hundred at Miami Cafeteria
Police probe a cold blooded arson at the Concord Cafeteria in Miami Beach where a container spread a flash fire injuring more than 125 people, many elderly, as patrons rushed to exits. A suspect is being questioned but no charges filed.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miami Area
Rockey Pomerance
Concord
Ben Schwartz
Joseph Greenberg
Greenberg
Lawrence Kenney
Bernie Collado
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San Francisco
Calif
Trans America Corp
Edward J. King, Jr
Shawnee Mission
King Radio Corp
George D. Seavey
Alan E. Lansdowne
Los Angeles
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
Bronxville
N. Y
Trans World Airlines
Robert W. Wagstaff
National Republican Senatorial Committee
Michael Glover
Lloyd Buzzi
John Vogel
Journal-World Photo
Will Hess
Solons
Robert Docking
William W. Bunten
Kansas Supreme Court
Glover
Buzzi
Tion
Reseenensenne
Russell Stover
Key Rexall
Wright County
Dale Harding
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