Former POW slams Pentagon for dropping charges in camp cases
Miami AP report says former POW Harry Ettmueller condemns Pentagon decision to drop charges against eight airmen accused by Army Col Theodore Guy of aiding the enemy. Ettmueller, who wed nurse Ruth Wardell in Florida, claims the move betrays those who followed orders.
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Dole Tops Senate Speaker Earnings in 1972
A Congressional Quarterly list shows Sen Robert Dole as the highest paid Senate speaker in 1972 with 26 speeches totaling 33550 dollars. Other Kansas lawmakers like Rep Bill Roy and Rep Joe Shubitz reported earnings while house members disclosed major financial interests and holdings in various firms.
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Kansas wheat shows high test weight but low protein content
Topeka KS AP reports Kansas wheat arriving at terminals had an average test weight of 62.4 pounds per bushel, with protein averaging 10.9 percent and moisture about 11.7 percent. The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service released Friday samples from 1,095 cars across 53 counties detailing these figures.
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New Ways of Parenting course opens Tuesday
The Bert Nash Mental Health Center and Douglas County Mental Health Assn sponsor a six part program called New Ways of Parenting starting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Plymouth Congregational Church. Classes meet six Tuesdays 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Carmen Cabrera leads. Mary Hillin will speak at the opening session.
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Trade Food for Oil, Governor Suggests
Nebraska Gov. J. J. Exon urges trading abundant food for needed oil as Midwest governors meet to discuss fuel shortages. He warns the crisis is international and questions the Nixon administration's response while governors debate causes and policy options.
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TV Schedule Set For Watergate Hearings Rotation
New York AP reports ABC NBC and CBS will cover the Senate Watergate committee hearings on a rotating basis. ABC starts at 9 a.m. CDT Tuesday with John N. Mitchell testimony, then NBC Wednesday and CBS Thursday. Each network may decide to air live on any day.
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