Phase IV Impact Pondered on Nixon Plan and Economy
A. G. Matamoros of Armstrong Cork, Lancaster, cites price controls as destroying production incentives and predicts a continued buying surge into 1973 due to consumer credit and saved money. He links deficits to the Vietnam War and Watergate, notes a devalued dollar could boost exports, and foresees slower growth and housing slowdowns in 1974 amid austerity measures.
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Nixon
A. G. Matamoros
Armstrong Cork ‘Co
Lancaster
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge House
Matamoros
Soviet Union
United States
America
U.S
Washington
Kelley Promises Nonpolitical FBI Leadership
Kelley pledges a nonpolitical FBI with no party allegiance and vows to resign rather than bow to pressure. Confirmed 96 to 0, he returns to lead after 12 years as Kansas City police chief, promising to modernize and maintain lawful wiretaps while increasing public communications.
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Washington
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Kelley
Senate
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Police Department
Kansas City
White House
William D. Ruckelshaus
Nixon
Gray
Ruckelshaus
Consumer Unit Opposes Kansas Moist Ham Regulation Change
Topeka(AP) The consumer protection division opposes a proposed state meat inspection rule allowing up to 10 percent moisture in ham with proper labeling. The plan aligns state rules with federal standards while raising questions about fabricated steak and three sausage categories with 3.5 percent binders. Changes would take effect Jan 1.
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Topeka
Kan
Consumer Protection Division
The
Attorney General’s Office
Kansas
William Ward
W.J. Pett
Meat and Poultry Inspection Division
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan
Petr
City vs Bodle case postponed to August 31 afternoon
A trial in City of Lawrence versus Lawrence Bodle is continued to 1 30 p m on August 31 in Division 11 Douglas County District Court. The charges allege Bodle failed to comply with a city approved site plan tied to zoning regulations from 1969 and 1972.
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Lawrence
Bodle
Douglas
County District ‘Court
Eit
City Commission
Dole Says Oil Firm Plans to Aid State
Senator Bob Dole announced a major oil company will donate 300000 gallons of fuel monthly to Kansas farmers in addition to the state allotment. The extra 200000 gallons of gasoline and 100000 gallons of diesel will support the wheat harvest. Applications should go to the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service in Manhattan Kansas.
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Dole
Washington
Kansas
Bob Dole
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Manhattan
Kan
Grants fund nurse training for Kansas hospitals and schools
Rep. Bill Roy announces that the Grants to Hospitals program distributed 311,921 dollars to 21 Kansas hospitals and educational institutions with nursing schools for the 1974 fiscal year. Funds support the nursing student loan and scholarship programs.
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Topeka, Kan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Roy
Topeka
Summer Events Set for Youths
Three new summer activities sponsored by the parks and recreation department will involve hundreds of city youngsters. A Worlds of Fun trip on July 10, a talent show July 11, and a special sports show July 16 are organized through neighborhood playground supervisors.
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Parks and Recoration Department
South Park Recreation Center
Parks and Recreation Department
Mitchell elected president of Kansas Academy of Family Physicians
Dr. Alex C. Mitchell of Lawrence was chosen as 1973 74 president elect by the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians at its 23rd annual meeting in Great Bend. New officers include Richard R. Brummett Neodesha as president Phillip H. Hostetter Manhattan first vice president Anol Beahm Great Bend secretary. Floyd Smith Colby to a three year board term Ernie Chaney Belleville two year delegate Lawrence Leigh Overland Park elevated to fill unexpired term Norman Overholser El Dorado resignation Kenneth Lohmeyer Emporia one year alternate delegate Donald Goering Salina second year alternate delegate.
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Alex C. Mitchell
Lawrence
Kansas Academy of Family Physicians
Mitchell
Kansas Academy
Great Bend
Richard R. Brummett
Neodesha
Phillip H. Hostetter
Manhattan
Anol Beahm
Floyd Smith
Colby
Ernie J. Chaney
Belleville
American Academy of Family Physicians
Lawrence Leigh
Overland Park
Norman H., Overholser
el Dorado
Kenneth Lohmeyer
Emporia
Leigh
Donald D. Goering
Salina
Two to Appear in Arraignment for Aggravated Robbery
Joseph Revell age 20 and Eugene Nichols Jr. age 25 waived preliminary hearings on aggravated robbery charges and were ordered to appear in Douglas County District Court for arraignments with trial settings. They are tied to the June 1 robbery of Taco Grande Restaurant at Ninth and Indiana. Bond stands at 2500 for Revell who remains jailed and seeks a 1030 a.m. Friday appearance. Nichols posts 1500 bond and is due August 1 under state timetable.
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Joseph Revell
Eugene Nichols Jr
Douglas County
Revell
Nichols
Ninth
Indiana
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J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
L. Patrick Gray II
Watergate
T. Howard Hunt
Consumer Unit
Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
David Jaynes
Bruce Adams
Ted Plumb
Ted Owens
Tom Kivisto
Frank Gibson
Lawrence High School
Hank Booth
Alex Mitchell
GMC
Couger
Honda
Electra
Seorton
Owe
Dodge
Wes
Oldsmobile
Jack Ellena Lawrence Auto Plaza
4Th
Maine
Kentucky
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