Woodson resigns as Kansas penal director amid political attacks
Robert N. Woodson 48 resigns as state penal institutions director after Republican criticism tied to his probe before a federal grand jury. Gov. Docking accepts with regret and names Deputy Director John C. Hazelet as acting director. Gaffney and Woodson both testify. no indictments yet. Hazelet intends to retire in 1974 and E. Miller commends Woodson’s work for the system.
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Vern Miller
Minneapolis
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansans told fuel shortage limits gas allocations
Jim Gill deputy director of the Interior Department allocations program told Kansas officials that little can be done beyond ensuring distributors deliver the same gasoline amounts as last year. He warned of a severe LPG shortage for farmers and urged action to widen crude oil supplies and exploration while noting possible future shifts to coal and nuclear power.
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Texas
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Lawrence High Students Head to State Council Workshop
Five Lawrence High School Student Council officers depart Sunday for the 10th annual state workshop at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. More than 500 delegates are expected. The six day event is led by Earl Ream with theme Yours is not a service to honor it is an honor to serve.
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Two More Facing Arraignment in Drug Raid Case
Two of the eight arrested in the July 11 Lawrence drug raid were ordered to appear in Douglas County District Court for arraignment. Tracy Ward, 20, from 339 Elm and 2014 Oxford, bound over on aiding in the illegal sale of a drug. Wayne Martin, 19, of 925 Ala., waived a preliminary hearing and is charged with illegal sale of marijuana. Both must appear at 10:30 a.m. September 7. Martin remains in jail. Ward is free on bond.
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Boeing Wichita Division wins $6.9 million Air Force contracts
Boeing Aircraft's Wichita Division in Kansas received awards totaling 6.9 million dollars from the Air Force Logistics Command at Wright Patterson AFB. Officials said the awards cover major modifications to the B52 series G and H aircraft.
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Wichita
Kansas
Air Force Logistics Command
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Wright Patterson
Northeast Kansas Weather Outlook Today and Sunday
Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms today and tonight. Highs near 90, lows in the 60s. Sunday will be cooler with highs in the low to mid 80s and rain chances of 20 to 30 percent. Sunrise 6 19 a m Sunset 7 38 p m.
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Corrugated Boxes and News Papers Wanted in Kansas
Kansas Fibreboard invites pickup for corrugated boxes and newspapers. Pays 40 cents per hundred papers. Hours are 7 to 11:30 and 1 to 3:30. Location 6th and New Hampshire.
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Fibreboard, Inc
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Sherwood Construction seeks experienced operator
Sherwood Construction Co Inc advertises an equal opportunity job in Osawatomie area for an experienced operator at a rate of $5.55 per hour. Apply at field office on Mill St east of Osawatomie or call 913 755 4162.
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Sherwood Construction Co., Inc
Treasury Official Warns Against Oil Firm Break-up
Treasury official William E. Simon warns that breaking up major oil firms could worsen a gasoline shortage due to refinery capacity limits. FTC action targets eight major oil companies with potential divestitures, while Simon cites a need for about 15 billion dollars in new refinery capacity over 12 years. Senator Kennedy notes consumers and independents bear the burden.
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