Nixon Heads for Washington After Summit Tour
President Nixon flew from Warsaw to report to Congress on his 13 day four nation summit tour. He will address a joint session at 8 30 p m and outline what was accomplished in talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow and the arms limitation accords.
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Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Austria
Iran
Poland
Secre
Tary
Ronald L. Ziegler
Gierek
Council of Ministers
Henry A. Kissinger
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Lazienki Park
Constant Plan Gets Reluctant Federal Okayed
Federal officials reluctantly approved Constant Construction Co. affirmative action for the four block downtown Neighborhood Development Program in Kansas City. The plan includes 25 percent minority superintendents and 10 percent minority workers, but critics call the minority subcontracting and funding token efforts.
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Constant Construction Co
Walter Cade
Equal Employment Opportunity Office
Kansas City
John Scanlan
Cade
Constant Co
V and S Construction Co
Lawrence
Harold Shepard
Constant
Scanlan
Shepard
V and S Construction
Jim Whitcomb
Jesse Milan
Russell Stover Candies Ad Mentions Roy Rexall
Ad brief notes Russell Stover Candies and Roy Rexall in a small newspaper listing highlighting product brands and a potential advertisement reference. No further context or details provided.
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Russell Stover
Roy Rexall
Adv
Hungry deer run through Appleton in baffling food search
Four deer roamed Appleton seeking food after a long winter. One died after leaping through a plate glass office window while another struck 9 year old Michael Strick in the head as it dashed through St Marys school. A third deer swam the Fox River and a fourth was rescued after getting tangled in a plant fence.
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Appleton
Wis
Michael Strick
St. Mary’s School
Fox River
Blind former governor Gutierrez lauds Boys State finale
1 100 Boys Staters rose as Joe Gutierrez the blind former governor received a standing ovation at inaugural ceremonies. He praised the American Legion for sponsoring Boys State and urged youths to stay involved in government. Severeno Woods was sworn in as new governor with officers named for state roles.
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Joe Gutierrez
Kansas City
Joe
Joel
Gutierrez
American Legion
United States
Boys’ State
Severeno Woods
Topeka
Greg Hack
Lawrence
David McKellips
Paratroopers Sweep Near Hue Under Tank Support
More than 1,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers, aided by tanks, swept 25 miles northwest of Hue aiming to trap a North Vietnamese regiment. Enemy artillery caused light casualties as two government task forces clashed with units of 100 or more men.
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Saigon
Hue
Medal design winners named in Kansas bicentennial contest
The Kansas bicentennial medal design contest announced winners. Phillip E. Daves of Leavenworth won first with a $5,000 Franklin Mint prize. second went to Mrs. Saucie Maynard of Winfield for $2,500. third to Kingsley I. Miller of Overland Park for $1,500. fourth to Reaves Armstrong of Abilene for $1,000.
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Franklin Mint
Phillip E. Daves
Leavenworth
Saucie Maynard
Winfield
Kingsley I. Miller
Overland Park
Reaves Armstrong
Abilene
Forecast Fair Mild With Small Rain Chance
Local weather stays fair and mild with little rain before Sunday night. Lows near 60, Friday highs in the 80s possibly 90. Rain chances develop in eastern Kansas by Sunday night as rainfall deficit for the year grows to about 24 percent.
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Kansas
Douglas County Tax Base Rises by 10 Million
Douglas County reports a 10 million rise in total assessed real estate personal property and projected revenues for 1972. Lawrence School District real and personal property jumps by over 5 million to 86,824,295, boosting potential teacher raises up to about 100 annually for every 1 million in district valuation.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Darlene Hill
Ray Wilbur
Lawrence Education Assn
Wilbur
Board of Education
Edgewood Homes income checks under way for applicants
About 137 applicants for low rent at Edgewood Homes are having incomes verified as the 130 unit complex nears completion at 95 percent. Occupancy is planned for mid July with June to determine eligible residents and match preferences.
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Edgewood Homes
17Th
Haskell
Housing Authority
Hugh Dunkum
Dunkum
Shultz Names Campaign Manager In Topeka Announcement
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz announced Wichita journalist Glen Hanson as his campaign manager and communications director. Hanson, 29, left four years as assistant state news editor of the Wichita Eagle and previously worked on the Eagle-Beacon legislative reporting team in 1970 and 1972.
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Topeka
Kan
Reynolds
Shultz
Wichita
Glen Hanson
Hanson
Wichita Eagle
Eagle-Beacon
Humboldt
Iowa
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