Labor Dept to Run Mine Union Affairs Ahead of Election
The Labor Department will supervise all United Mine Workers activities until a federal court ordered election of top officers. Secretary Hodgson will appoint supervisors over headquarters and sub offices. this follows Judge Bryant’s order for a new election of Tony Boyle and other leaders.
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Washington
Labor Department
United Mine Workers
Secretary of Labor
J. D. Hodgson
Hodgson
U.S
William B. Bryant
UMW
W. A
Tony” Boyle
George Titler
John Owens
Joseph A
Chip” Yablonski
Jock’ Yablonski
Boyle
Bryant
Silous Huddleston
Hubert H. Humph
Court
Santow Foresees Improving U S Economy in 1973
Leonard J. Santow of Aubrey G. Lansson & Co. told Kansas bankers the economy should brighten in the second half of 1972 and be very strong in 1973. He warned against rapid gains, projected a 1972 deficit near 23 billion dollars and a 1973 deficit near 30 billion, and noted potential VAT or tax reform to curb spending.
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Leonard J. Santow
Aubrey G. Lansson & Co., Inc
New York
Bank Management Clinic
Federal Reserve Board
Furnishing Left to Be Done In New Lawrence Library
The Lawrence Public Library at Seventh and Vermont is nearly finished with only internal furnishings left. Project architect Don Robertson says the building should receive books by August 1. Head librarian Wayne Mayo hopes for a mid August public opening if the transfer of 75 000 volumes proceeds smoothly. Carpet installation is close to completion and furnishings will take about 30 days to install. Parking drives and landscaping are nearly complete with some shrub replacement planned in fall.
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Lawrence
Seventh and
Vermont
Don Robertson
Robertson
Wayne Mayo
Ventura Officer Breaks Car Window to Ticket Speeding Driver
A California highway patrolman waited over an hour outside a locked car before issuing a speeding ticket to Klemensas Galiunas, 58, of Santa Barbara. After he refused to exit, a sergeant broke the window and Galiunas was booked in Ventura County jail for speeding and interfering with an officer.
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Ventura, Calif
Klemensas Galiunas
Santa Barbara
U.S. 101
Galiunas
Roy Hennes
Ventura County
Carilloneur at 78 Keeps UC Bells On Beat
Margaret Murdock at 78 begins her 50th year as UC Berkeley master carillonneur. She plays the 12 bells weighing 350 pounds to two tons, twice weekly concerts, with a long career since 1923 and a history as a UC credentials counselor.
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Miss Murdock
Sweet Afton
San Francisco
University of California
Henry King
John Noyes
U.N
Margaret Murdock
Berkley
Memphis Cleaner Holds Tax Agents Hostage in Knoxville Meeting
Memphis businessman LaSaunders Hudson 29 held four state tax agents at gunpoint. stripped three as a demand to meet with Gov. Winfield Dunn over a $167 back tax. Hudson, held overnight, later met Dunn to discuss black citizens' issues and taxes.
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Memphis, Tenn
Winfield Dunn
LaSaunders Hudson
Dunn
Tennessee
Hudson
Memphis
Don Duncan
Pistol Point
Nashville
Duncan
Vince Tuminello
Tuminello
Lee Mullins
John Mabile
Mabile
Mullins
State Revenue Department
20 Percent Cost Cutting Not for K U Kansas
The Carnegie Commission urges a 20 percent cut in higher education costs for the 1970s, but Raymond Nichols ex Kansas University executive secretary calls it impossible. He warns such cuts would harm instruction quality and favors trimming non teaching costs instead.
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Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Raymond Nichols
Kansas University
Nichols
Lawrence Days, Solstice, and July 4 Holiday Shifts
The Lawrence notes the longest days are nearly over with next Wednesday and Thursday at 15 hours light and 9 dark. After Thursday days shorten until Christmas eve when the solstice occurs and the sun is farthest south. July 4 falls on Tuesday. the post office will close Tuesday and open Monday July 3. many holidays moved to Monday for long weekends.
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Lawrence
DeSoto Discusses PRIDE Program and Police Auxiliaries
DeSoto City Council debated joining the PRIDE civic improvement program sponsored by the Kansas Department of Economic Development. Mayor H H Schultz said participation is likely but details remain unsettled. Four auxiliary police applications were sent to the chief for review.
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Desoto
Kansas Department of Economic Development
H. H. Schultz
Woman acquitted in Kansas manslaughter case
A Geary County District Court jury found Thus welda Rillera of Junction City not guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting of Fort Riley sergeant Karel J. Nunnery on April 29 in a shared trailer home. She testified she acted in self defense as five men and seven women deliberated two hours.
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Junction City
Kan
Geary County District Court
Thuswelda Rillera
Man Injures Self In Gun Accident
Lawrence man Donald L. Burggraf aged unknown from Rt. 4 sustained a minor left calf wound when a .22 caliber revolver discharged during target practice near his home. He was treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The bullet pierced the fleshy calf area according to Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputies.
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Lawrence
Donald L. Burggraf
Rt. 4
Douglas County Sheriff’s Department
Burggraf
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stewart Files for Second District County Commissioner
Fred Stewart of 1110 Birch Eudora filed Thursday as a Democrat for the Douglas County second district commissioner seat. The 33 year old maintenance worker at Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant De Soto opposes Republican incumbent Arthur Heck who has filed for re election.
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Fred Stewart
Birch
Eudora
Douglas County
Stewart
Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
DeSoto
Arthur Heck
Trial Slated on Warning Lights by Highway Group
The Kansas Highway Commission will test a regulation for eight inch rotating amber beacons on oversized loads and for mobile homes on interstates. The measure replaces escort cars and flagmen and adds lights near the rear of the load. The commission also approved Wichita interchanges at First and Second streets and hired E F Hutton as investment counsel for $40 million in freeway bond proceeds.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Highway Commission
Wichita
E.F. Hutton and Co
New York
Auto Insurance Hard to Get Call Doane Agency
Doane Agency at 824 Mana offers auto insurance options for customers facing coverage challenges.
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Pie One Doane Agency
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