Administration unveils Phase 4 anti inflation program details
Washington AP reports Phase 4 rules may roll back some profit markups but keep others. Public utilities exempt after Aug 12 while petroleum rules set ceilings based on Jan 10 costs. Two tier crude oil pricing eyed with potential windfall limits and possible regional price rollbacks. See ADMINISTRATION, Page 2.
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Cost of Living Council
Ervin Duped By Hoax Call On Nixon Tapes Release
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr says a hoax phone call prompted him to announce that Nixon would release White House tapes. The caller pretended to be Secretary of the Treasury George P Shultz, but the message proved false and Ervin apologized.
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Senate Watergate Committee
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White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Senate
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Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Ervin Claims White House Denies Decision on Bugging Hearing
In a hearing on bugging, Ervin says the White House claimed ignorance of a decision while The real Shultz denied telephoning. The exchange is described as bizarre with observers noting distrust of the telephone.
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Ervin
Nixon unveils Phase 4 economic program summary
Phase 4 lifts food and health price freeze immediately while other sectors stay frozen until Aug 12. New rules require 30 day prenotification for price increases with no profit markup. Wages stay at 5.5 percent guidance. Exemptions apply to utilities lumber plywood small firms. Food allows dollar-for-dollar cost increases, beef frozen until Sept 12. Petroleum ceilings begin Aug 12. Rents remain exempt.
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Cost of Living Council
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Nixon
KU welcomes new chancellor Archie Dykes at alumni banquet
Archie Dykes told 514 alumni and friends that higher education will be more complex in the future and urged reaffirmation of commitment to the university. The welcome event in the Kansas Union Ballroom included Kansas Board of Regents members, legislators, and KU leaders led by Dolph Simons Jr. and Jordan Haines. One hundred fifty individuals were considered for the post.
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National
Armed Gunman Frees Hostages in Athens Hotel
An armed Palestinian gunman held 15 people hostage in a Athens hotel for over four hours then released them and was escorted to Athens Airport by three ambassadors from Iraq Libya and Egypt. He demanded safe passage and initially threatened to kill hostages if not accompanied to the airport by Deputy Premier Stylianos Patakos.
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Athens
Greece
Stylianos Patakos
Docking Attacks Beef Price Controls in Kansas
Gov. Robert Docking criticized Phase 4 economic controls including beef price ceilings. He said continued restrictions hurt cattlemen by limiting the free market and would ultimately raise grocery beef prices for consumers.
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Topeka
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Kansas
Robert Docking
Washington
Docking
Weather Outlook Shows Clouds and Possible Thunderstorms
Cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms forecast for the area. Full details appear on page 5 with regional outlooks and temperature ranges.
Raney Drug Stores Deliver All Doctors Prescriptions
Local ad notes Raney Drug Stores fill and deliver every physician prescription. The message emphasizes complete service, pharmacy accuracy, and home delivery options for patients seeking convenient medication access.
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Heavy July Thunderstorm Deluges Lawrence Area
Torrential rain drenched Lawrence and southern Douglas County with 4.28 inches in under 10 hours and up to 6.52 inches in Worden. The storm began near 11 p.m. and ended shortly after 8 a.m., swelling streams, closing U S 59 near Baldwin Junction, yet few major damages were reported. Farmers welcomed the soak for pastures and crops despite runoff losses.
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Baldwin Junction
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State Highway Department
Lawrence bankers angered by revenue sharing plan
Local bankers learned the state Board of Treasury Examiners will distribute 4.9 million dollars in federal revenue sharing to 30 banks in the First and Fifth districts, with none for Lawrence. Bank leaders called the plan political and vowed to review the process, while state officials defend district-based allocations.
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Larry Marcum
Turnpike
Mike Love
Grammer
Independence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
East Lawrence
Journal-World
Ken Seals
Lawrence
State Board of Treasury Examiners
Board of Examiners
Earl Chandler
Lawrence National Bank and Trust. Co
Chandler
Tom R. van Sickle
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