Nixon warns Hoffa against regaining union power
The Nixon administration cautions James R. Hoffa about returning to union leadership. Attorney General Kleindienst states the conditional commutation remains nonnegotiable and vows quick action if Hoffa breaches terms. Hoffa plans to seek a lift of the 1980 ban, while Shchenker declines to comment.
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Washington
Nixon
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Kleindienst
Morris Schenker
Tax Exemption Claims Needed for Property Owners
Douglas County Assessor Darwin Rogers urges owners of tax exempt real and personal property to file a claim of exemption form by Thursday. The form covers state and county properties along with churches hospitals schools and other non profits, with annual reviews mandated. A Kansas Supreme Court ruling may affect church property but Rogers declined to comment on the impact.
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Douglas County Assessor
Darwin Rogers
Rogers
Kansas Supreme Court
Farming Bills Meeting Topics at Agriculture Forum
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sponsored the Agriculture-Livestock-Legisla tive Forum at the Holiday Inn Monday night. About 60 to 70 residents attended as Rep. John Vogel chaired a panel with Sen. Bert Chaney Sen. John Simpson Rep. John Carlin and Rep. Don Crumbaker. Attendees discussed tax assessments corporate farming and laws affecting farmers.
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Agriculture-Livestock
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Chamber Agriculture and Livestock Committee
John Vogel
Bert Chaney
D-Hutchinson
John Simpson
Salina
John Carlin
D-Smolan
Don Crumbaker
Brewster
Wulfkuhle
Court awards Stouse family 37500 over mid air collision
Constance Scully Stouse and her children receive 37500 from Erhart Flying Service Inc and Deems Farm Equipment of Lawrence for the death of Pierre A. D. Stouse Jr. caused by a mid air collision of their planes. The suit sought 51560.95. Other docket entries include battery and theft cases from Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Constance Scully Stouse
Amalia Coralie Stouse
Elizabeth Scully Stouse
Erhart Flying Service, Inc
Deems
Lawrence
Stouse
Erhart
Pierre A. D
Independence Newspaper Plant Burned in Two-Alarm Fire
A two alarm blaze at the Independence Examiner destroyed 50 tons of paper valued at 9000 dollars and caused extensive damage to a paper storage wing. Equipment including a new press valued at 750000 dollars escaped damage. The paper, part of Stauffer Publications of Topeka, marked its 75th anniversary earlier this month. About 10 people in the building escaped, and one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation. Regular editions scheduled for publication today were to be printed in Independence or at The Kansas City Kansan.
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Independence, Mo
Independence Examiner
Stauffer Publications
Topeka
Independence
Stauffer
Kansas City
Plane crash victim in Topeka hospital transfer
In Manhattan Kansas a Cessna 210 crash left two pilots, law students at Washburn University. Grady L. Young, 29, suffered two fractured ankles and was moved to a Topeka hospital in fair to poor condition after pulling his companion John J. Healzer from the burning aircraft. Healzer was released. Young walked a mile to seek help.
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Topeka
Kan
Manhattan
Grady L. Young
Rt. 4
Lawrence
John J. Healzer
Washburn University
Young
Healzer
K State Professor Emeritus Clarence Jaccard Dies
Professor emeritus Clarence Roy Jaccard, 83, died Monday at a Manhattan nursing home. He retired in 1960 after joining Kansas State University in 1928 and served largely as coordinator of extension programs and planning. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Manhattan
Kan
Clarence Roy Jaccard
Kansas State University
Meadowlark Club Wins Blue Ribbon at 4-H Meeting
Meadowlark Club secured blue ribbon honors in the modern meetings section of the 4-H Club group competition held Saturday at West Junior High School. An earlier report in the Journal-World incorrectly named the winner as Werden Workers.
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Meadowlark
West Junior High School
Journal-World
Werden Workers
Pearson Tries Export Effort
Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas introduces a bill to widen export opportunities for small and medium sized firms. The measure would aid joint export associations with long term loans and shared skills to compete overseas and cut the trade deficit.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
United States
Pearson
Senate
Kansas
North Vietnam silent on MIAs and POWs
The AP reports about 1,300 Americans unaccounted for in Southeast Asia after the peace accord. Pentagon records 58 men believed captured alive, including Navy Lt. Ronald Wayne Dodge, shot down May 17, 1967, but Hanoi denies any detentions. If not resolved before the prisoner exchange ends, families may protest.
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Washington
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Navy
Ronald Wayne Dodge
North Vietnam
Dodge
Paris Match
Hanoi
West
Meeting On Box Car Shortage Sought By Officials
A meeting between top government officials, railroad representatives, and grain shippers was scheduled for today to address the freight car shortage. Sen. James B. Pearson said no single solution exists but steps can be taken, with the discussion to explore all options. The session was set in Pearson's Washington office.
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Hoffa
Richard G. Kliendienst
Washington
James B. Pearson
Bkan
Pearson
Theft Charges Dismissed for Mike Harrell in Douglas County
Burglary and grand theft charges against 17 year old Mike Harrell were dismissed after investigators found he was not at the burglary location. Co defendant Robert Ferris, 18, remains jailed with bond of 2500 dollars and an April 6 arraignment in district court.
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Mike Harrell
Learnard
Douglas
Harrell
David Berkowitz
Robert Ferris
W. 12Th
Lawrence
Zercher Photo, Inc
Mass
Ferris
$1,000 Welder Stolen From Clinton Reservoir Area
A 200 ampere electric welder valued at $1,000 was stolen during the weekend from near Clinton 1½ miles east. The welder on a homemade trailer belonged to Nation Implement Co. of Mound City and was on U S government property in the Clinton Reservoir vicinity.
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Clinton
Douglas County
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Spencer Johnson
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