Miller to Seek Sedgwick County District Attorney Post
Former Kansas attorney general Vern Miller announced plans to file for Sedgwick County district attorney in Wichita at 1 p.m. He aims to challenge 20 year incumbent Keith Sanborn in a Democratic primary, pledging a focus on drug-pusher suppression and law enforcement reform.
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Fire destroys hay truck and pizza delivery car in two incidents
Deputies report a hay truck and trailer burned on the Everett Beeghley farm in Baldwin causing 1600 for the truck 600 for the trailer and 150 for the hay with undetermined cause. A Pizza Hut delivery car at 1600 Haskell caught fire damaging 600 to the engine compartment with undetermined cause.
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No Motive Found In Bus Station Shooting In Texas
In Waco Texas AP reported 21 year old Frank Johnson of Coffeyville Kansas died from stab wounds at the Greyhound station on Saturday. Sgt Roger Barrett an 18 year veteran was killed. Thelett Brandon 23 was wounded and captured after allegedly trying to hijack a taxi. Witnesses say Brandon attacked Johnson while Johnson proclaimed his innocence.
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Vorster seeks U S support for moderate African alliance
South Africa's Prime Minister Vorster aims to build a non Communist moderate Africa alliance with his aid and technology, seeking U S backing in Hamburg meetings with Henry Kissinger. He warns of Soviet influence and argues Western interests align on Rhodesia South West Africa and Angola after a recent interview.
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Officials await bond ratings for KU Medical Center
Kansas University officials led by Dr. Robert Kugel depart for New York to obtain a bond rating on the planned 22 million bond issue to finance the KUMC clinical facilities building. Rating results by Friday will set expected interest rates with a June 29 sale target and bonds secured by hospital net revenues.
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Kansas Board of Regents
James Bibb
Governor backs Ford or Reagan in presidential race
Kansas Governor Bennett said both Ford and Reagan have a good chance to win the Republican nomination and the general election. He noted polls show Ford leading in Kansas but argued the Democratic platform could aid either GOP candidate. Bennett stressed his pledge to support the President and predicted both men could win.
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Uruguay’s new president to reopen Parliament in 60 days
Acting President Alberto Demicheli, installed by a coup, says he plans to create a two house legislature with a lower house including labor and business leaders elected from Colorado and Blanco parties and unions. A military council will pick his successor.
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Alberto Demicheli
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Blanco
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Bennett calls Philadelphia trip worthwhile for Kansas Cavalry
Robert F. Bennett said a Kansas Cavalry trip to Philadelphia was worthwhile with three businesses showing strong interest in exploring expansion into Kansas. He stressed no firm commitments were made and noted a strong Bicentennial atmosphere during the visit.
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Poll results show voters fed up with big government
Rep. Larry Winn said his mail survey of 170000 constituents drew over 20000 responses. The poll showed demand for less federal spending, support for a balanced budget, and strong backing for mandatory firearm penalties and continued U S intelligence operations abroad.
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