Electronic money system forecast boards talk on checks loss
A Federal Reserve official predicts a shift toward electronic money transfers replacing paper checks. Mitchell notes 90 million accounts, 100 million daily checks worth 50 billion, with credit cards rising. The Fed aims day to day settlements and expanded clearing, while banks push computer terminal transfers. Kansas boosters hear Sen. Bennett on consumer protection and the uniform code amid debates on loan access and interest rates. Governor Docking dines with bankers as 400 attend the clinic.
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U.S
George W. Mitchell
Washington, D.C
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Prairie Village
Bennett
Senate Committee On Commercial and Financial Institutions
Kansas
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Jefferson County Sets Saturday Registration Day
Jefferson County plans a Saturday registration drive from 2 to 6 pm with posts at Sunnyside School House Sarcoxie Township Williams town Grade School Perry City Hall Kentucky Township McLouth City Hall and the Jefferson County Courthouse Oskaloosa. County Clerk Kenneth Zachariah notes weekend access for those who work weekdays. Registration closes July 11 to reopen August 2 for non first time registrants.
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Sunnyside
Sarcoxie Township
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Perry
Kentucky Township
McLouth City
McLouth
Union Township
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
City of
Oskaloosa Township
Zachariah
KU Hospital Work Starts at New Student Health Center
Topsoil is stripped on the Kansas University's new student health center site southeast of Robinson Gymnasium. Constant Construction Co. of Lawrence has begun work and officials expect footing pouring soon. The project costs about 3.3 million dollars.
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Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasium
Constant Construction Co
Lawrence
Yale President Urges Citizen Action Over Lawmaking
Yale President Kingman Brewster Jr warns that the Constitution and politics are too important to leave to courts or politicians. He criticizes the Nixon era for impatience with constitutional safeguards and urges private citizens to engage, protest, and participate in public life. He notes growing citizen disengagement as context for his calls.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
Kingman Brewster Jr
Brewster
George McGovern
American Civil Liberties Union
Winn to Seek Re Election to Fourth Term in Kansas
Rep. Larry Winn of Overland Park Kansas announced plans to file Friday for re election to a fourth term representing the 3rd District. He serves on the Science and Astronautics Veterans Affairs and Crime committees and emphasized his government experience. Democrat Charles Barsotti has announced a bid for the Democratic nomination. no Republicans have filed.
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Larry Winn
Kan
Kansas
Winn
Overland Park
Science and Astronautics
Veterans Affairs and
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Booth Seeks GOP Re-Election in Second District Senate Race
State Senator Arden Booth of Lawrence announced his candidacy for re election to the Kansas Senate from the Second District on the Republican ticket. Booth, 60, has chaired the labor and industry subcommittee and led legislation on welfare reform and public health. He is a KLWN radio owner and Hereford operator living with his wife Dorothy at 2518 Ala Lawrence with four adult children.
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Lawrence
Booth
Republican Committee
Robert Docking
Reynolds Shultz
Senate
Kansas
Douglas County
Palmyra
Willow Springs
Leavenworth
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Ala
Lawrence Officials Announce 1973 Vehicle Tags and Auction Plans
Douglas County Treasurer Edythe Norman said 1973 automobile tags with initials J K or L are on sale. Penalty fees for initials H I take effect June 30. Local horse enthusiasts prepare for a large auction at SF Quarterhorse Ranch west of Topeka with Steve Fleming selling 59 registered quarter horses starting at 1 p.m. Gov Robert Docking expected to welcome about 500 guests. The quarter horse, an American breed, developed for ranch work and racing, is noted for its speed.
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Douglas County
Edythe Norman
SF Quarterhorse Ranch
Topeka
Kansas
Steve Fleming
Gov
Robert
United States
OSA Supports Museum Renovation With New Funds
The Douglas County Historical Society received a donation from Lena Kennedy Huddleston, treasurer of the Old Settlers Assn, totaling 120 dollars. The OSA previously allocated funds in 1963 to aid the Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum project.
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Douglas County Historical Society
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Lena Kennedy Huddleston
Old Settlers Assn
OSA
Harper Man Killed in Kansas Two-Car Crash
A 21 year old man from Harper Kansas died in a two car crash five miles west of Harper on a county road. Allen C. Helsby was the driver of one car and Max L. Watkins 54 of Anthony drove the other.
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Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
Allen C. Helsby
Max L. Watkins
Anthony
Rapid City Flood Death Toll Tops 200 as Rescue Continues
Rapid City faces a long recovery after a flood from Rapid Creek left more than 200 dead. Mayor Barnett said about 50 more bodies may be found in city limits and others hundreds of miles away in the Cheyenne and Missouri rivers. Civil Defense lists 204 dead with thousands homeless and 2,400 unusable homes.
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Donald Barnett
Cheyenne
Missouri
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Black Hills
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Nixon Urging Arms Control Okay by Fall
President Nixon asked Congress to approve by Sept 1 a Moscow treaty limiting defensive strategic missiles and a five year executive agreement curbing offensive missiles. He urged funding a bigger defense program and broad talks in October to extend limits, speaking in a White House briefing for 192 legislators with Henry Kissinger present.
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Nixon
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White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
House
United States
Kissinger Heads for Peking Amid Vietnam Peace Talk Speculation
Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's top envoy, travels to Beijing for talks with Chinese leaders in a trip described as to further normalize relations and discuss issues of common interest. White House aides deny links to Podgorny’s Hanoi visit or any specific Vietnam agenda.
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Hanoi
Kissinger
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Peking
Podgorny
Nixon
People’s Republic of China
United States
China
Paris
John D. Negroponte
Ziegler
North Vietnam
Kremlin
U.S
Wreck Victim Melvin Reynolds Jr. In Good Condition
Melvin E. Reynolds Jr. of 1837 Tenn is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash at 12 34 p m Wednesday in the 200 block of North Michigan. His car struck a bridge railing near the south entrance to an apartment complex and was demolished. Loss was set at 200 dollars. Lawrence police investigated eight other incidents on Wednesday and today.
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Melvin E. Reynolds Jr
1837
Tenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Michigan
Lawrence
Sentencing Set for Mitchell Dever in Burglary Case
Mitchell F. Dever, 20, of 2325 Mass, faces sentencing at 1:30 p.m. June 27 after pleading guilty to attempted burglary. He was charged with breaking into Mrs. Nieder’s home at 1406 Conn and stealing a watch a revolver and other items valued above $50.
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Mitchell F. Dever
Mass
Dever
William Nieder
Scouts Learn Old Time Kitchen Skills At Camp
Mrs H D Remple notes boys resist cleaning chickens more than girls as junior high scouts build a camp fire with one match and a kettle to make grape jelly. Across camp girls churn butter by shaking cream in a jar and enjoy fresh butter from the ice bath. A junior high girl says she enjoys the projects though plucking chickens is not her thing.
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H. D. Remple
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