Nixon land deals tied to new Yonkers bank charter
Two men linked to President Nixon through real estate transactions helped form Hud son Valley National Bank of Yonkers and secured a federal charter. Abplanalp and Griffin Jr. controlled land purchases near Nixon's San Clemente and Key Biscayne properties and financed the bank's setup with stock, while White House officials denied any involvement.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Comptroller of the Currency’s
Hudson Valley National Bank of
Robert Abplanalp
William E. Griffin Jr
Yonkers
Abplanalp
San Clemente, Calif
Nixon Compound
Griffin
Key Biscayne, Fla
Florida
the Comptroller of the Currency
San Clemente and
Precision Value Corp
Scholarships Open for KU Museum Summer Workshops
The Kansas University Museum of Natural History offers a few scholarships for children 8-13 to attend one week sessions in fossils insects birds fish and mammals. Ray Ashton coordinates education at the museum and will notify existing recipients early next week. Enrollments remain open from June 25 through the summer.
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Kansas University Museum of Natural History
Ray Ashton
Ashton
Grant Funding Set to Begin for Rural Water Districts
Atty Gen Vern Miller clears the way for state funded water grants under the 1973 rural water district program. Morgan Williams of the Farmers Home Administration says July 1 start is expected as the state provides 1 million dollars for fiscal 1974 to replace federal funds. The plan aims to boost Kansas rural economy and population.
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Topeka
Kan
Rural Water District
Morgan Williams
Federal Farmers Home Administration
Williams
Atty
Vern Miller
FHA
State Agriculture Department
Kansas
Lawrence Memorial seeks new hospital administrator
The Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board search committee will screen 30 applications for the administrator job to replace Charles Denniston. The panel aims to narrow to about 10 candidates for in person interviews in Lawrence, with final selection by the hospital board. Denniston resigns effective June 15 to become vice president at St Josephs Hospital in Marshfield Wisconsin.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Charles Denniston
Lawrence
Ben Barteldes
Ralph Reed
Monti Belote
Buford Watson
Simons
Denniston
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marshfield
Wis
Settlement Approved in Bar Patron Auto Crash Case
In San Francisco a bar owners’ settlement of 1.1 million dollars was approved by Superior Court Judge Joseph Karesh. The award follows a 1971 state Supreme Court ruling that bartenders and bar owners may be liable for injuries caused by obviously intoxicated patrons they continue to serve.
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San Francisco
Calif
Superior Court
Joseph Karesh
State Supreme Court
Nader Calls for Shutdown of 20 Nuclear Plants
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader and Friends of the Earth filed suit in the District of Columbia federal court seeking closure of 20 large nuclear plants across 12 states. They accuse the Atomic Energy Commission of violating the Atomic Energy Act and safety rules by not requiring adequate protections against a loss of coolant accident.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Today
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nader
Friends of the Earth—Foe
AEC
U.S. District Court For the
District of Columbia
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Pete Loux
Wichita
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Phil Endacott
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