Liquor by the Drink Issue Moves in Kansas Senate
In Topeka the Kansas Senate opened a bid to place a liquor by the drink amendment on the 1974 ballot with a local option. Supporters hope for two-thirds approval to send it to the House, while opponents warn against another push at the polls. Kansas voters rejected the measure in 1970 by about 11 000 votes.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate
Taylor
Moore
House
Henry Parkinson
Wichita
Kansans For Modern Alcoholic Beverage Control, Inc
KMABC
Robert F. Bennett
Maupin Elected to Capitol Federal Board of Directors
Topeka banker Robert B. Maupin was elected to a three year term on the board of Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association at its annual meeting in Topeka. He is executive vice president of Capitol Federal and joins a list of prominent Topeka figures on the board. Maupin joined Capitol Federal 23 years ago after earning a business degree from Kansas University in 1950.
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Topeka
Robert B. Maupin
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
Kansas
Maupin
Capitol Federal
Henry A. Bubb
J. H. Abrahams
Security Benefit Life Insurance Company
James A
Bubb
Kansas University
Boyd Couple to Host Kansans at Nixon Inauguration
Kansas Republican hosts McDill Huck Boyd and his wife Marie will host a Sunday brunch for Kansans attending President Nixon's inauguration in Washington. A Republican headquarters spokesman said nearly 100 Kansans living in the Washington area will join the events.
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Topeka
Kan
Soldier Guilty Of Hijacking In Pacific Airlines Skyjacking
A Manassas Virginia soldier Francis Michael Goodell, 21, was found guilty by a federal jury of air piracy in the hijacking of a Pacific SOURIS Airlines jetliner. He was also convicted of using a firearm to commit a felony. Sentencing is set for February 7 before U.S. District Judge William T. Sweigert.
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San Francisco
Manassas
Pacific Souris Airlines
Francis Michael Goodell
U.S
William T. Sweigert
ECKAN Board Proposes Six County Social Programs
At a Ottawa meeting six county ECKAN boards outline new Resource Mobilization and Service Centers to coordinate federal funds for the poor. Terri King notes about 80000 dollars in federal money will fund the program while counties choose focus areas from elderly to youth. King’s resignation is discussed but she agrees to stay pending management reforms.
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Central
Kansas
Central Kansas
Ottawa
Terri King
ECEAN
Miss King
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Meadowbrook
15Th
Crestline
ECKAN
Bob Pulliam
Tenn
Lawrence City
USDA
Texas
Louisiena
Hillcrest
Northside
Greenland
Usda Choice
T.V.T
Semstaye Pitta
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