Ammel Seeks Quality Improvement on Lawrence School Board
Lawrence School District candidate Robert L. Ammel advocates improving teacher quality and school programs while opposing federal intrusion. He supports patriotic references in schools, monthly financial disclosures, vocational training expansion, and targeted hiring to match local needs. Ammel, 41, cites family and community standards as guiding factors. He and his wife Beverly reside at 1716 Brook St with five children, three in the district.
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Robert L. Ammel
Lawrence
Board of Education
Ammer
Ammel
Beverly
Brook St
Kansas House weighs returnable bottle bill and gas tax
Kansas lawmakers debated a returnable beverage container bill with a five cent bottle deposit amid industry opposition over space sanitation pest and cost concerns. The same week witnesses urged a one percent gross receipts tax on natural gas transmission arguing it would not aid conservation.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
House
Kansas
Oregon
Dean Campbell
Manhattan
Shasta Beverage Co
Lenexa
Shasta
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Hal Hudson
Kansas Power and Light Co
Hudson
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Richard Overman
Roswego
House Conservation and Natural Resources Committee
Overman
Republicans Subpoena 11 Reporters in Watergate Suits
Subpoenas issued to eleven reporters and editors from The Washington Post The Washington Star-News The New York Times and Time magazine in civil suits tied to the 1972 Watergate break in. Plaintiffs include Lawrence F. O'Brien seeking damages from defendants and Maurice H. Stans countersuing for libel and abuse of power.
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Washington (Ap
Washington Post
Washington Star-News
New York Times
Time Magazine
Democratic
Watergate Complex
Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O’brien
Maurice H. Stans
Commerce
Committee
Stans
O’brien
Jeremiah O’leary
James R. Polk
Patrick Collins
Joseph Volz
The
Star-News
John Crewdson
Dean Fischer
Time
Ground is broken at Emporia plant by Madine Manufacturing
Officials from Madine Manufacturing Co. of Racine Wisconsin broke ground in Emporia for a new 110000 square foot plant on a 13 acre site in Industrial Park. The company expects to employ about 150 locally and has a national workforce of 3000.
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Emporia
Madine Manufacturing Co
Racine, Wis
MIT
Stanford
R. K. Moore
Kansas University
Moore
Lawrence
FORD
Anderson
KU engineers spur new tech firms from IDECS work
At KU and nearby, two spin offs Kantronics Inc and Interpreta tion Systems Inc grow from IDECS research. ISI develops image discrimination systems for business and research and plans expansion with VP-8 analyzers and a low cost teaching computer.
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Moore
Kantronics Company Inc
Interpretation Systems Inc
East 23Rd St
IDECS
Center For Research, Inc
Mike Buchanan
ISI
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lawrence
Kansas University
Kantronics Company, Inc
Mike Fischer
Papers Case Defendants Acquitted on One Charge
In Los Angeles AP reports that Anthony Russo and Daniel Ellsberg were acquitted on one espionage count each in the Pentagon papers case. Judge Matt Byrne gave partial verdicts, keeping 13 counts intact and delaying two counts tied to unindicted co conspirator Vu Van Thai. The trial continues with evidence on Thai fingerprints and defense opening statements.
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Los Angeles
Anthony Russo
Russo
Daniel Elisberg
Pentagon
U. S. Dist
Matt Byrne
Vu van Thai
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Dennis Djermstead
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Tom Polcyn
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Leonard Weinglass
Ellsberg
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