Debate Opens On Military Spending Bill
Washington AP opening debate on the military spending bill centers on moves to pull US troops from Europe and Indochina. The Mansfield amendment would cut off funding for personnel in Western Europe above 250000, while about 300000 troops are stationed there. The defense bill totals 70.2 billion, smaller than House and Nixon requests, with opposition to a European troop ceiling. Mathias proposes mutual force reductions through NATO and Warsaw Pact talks, urging measured, not unilateral, cuts.
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Indochina
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mike Mansfield
United States
House
Nixon
Soviet Union
Charles McC. Mathias
North Atlantic Alliance
Mathias
No Investigator Needed to Handle Welfare Abuses
Douglas County Welfare Director John Derrick told Commissioners there is little need for a full time investigator of welfare case violations. He proposed using existing staff and discussed county boards hiring an investigator with county funds. clerical workers face Civil Service limits and three additional caseworkers were requested but not acted on by the State welfare office.
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John Derrick
Derrick
Arthur Heck
Walter Cragan
Kansas Civil Service
State Welfare Office
House
Ervin
Supreme Court
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Veterans Administration
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Radio Announcer Killed in Crash Near Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas AP report says a light plane crash near a private air strip south of Leavenworth killed 19 year old Fred Carroll Kansas City announcer for KCLO. Art Pemberton 32 and his wife Sue 28 were injured. Mrs Pemberton crawled from wreckage and walked to summon aid.
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Leavenworth
Kan
A. Leavenworth
Fred Carroll
Kansas City
KCLO
Art Pemberton
Sue
Ee Victor Young
Lee Pemberton
Independence
Armajo to Assume Haskell Indian Senate Presidency
Armajo will officially take over as president of the student senate at Haskell Indian Junior College tonight following the resignation of Dana Pigeon. Armajo, a sophomore Arapahoe from Ft. Washakie Wyoming, is majoring in general education.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Supreme Court Upholds Equal Protection For Women
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that laws must show objective reasons to treat women differently from men, striking down Idaho’s male preference in estate administration. Sally Reed and the ACLU-backed challenge led to the decision, with ongoing debate on broader sex discrimination bans.
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Warren E. Burger
Idaho
Sally Reed
Boise
American Civil Liberties
Melvin Wulf
ACLU
Ottawa Man Charged with Multiple Offenses
Ottawa resident Stanley Garrett, 28, faces three counts of aggravated assault, one count of aggravated burglary, rape and attempted murder. Franklin County Atty. R. Michael Latimer says charges stem from a Saturday night home invasion threatening the Walburn family in Ottawa. their 18 month old daughter is the alleged victim in the attempted murder count. Garrett is held on 75000 dollar bond awaiting further action.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Atty. R
Michael Latimer
Stanley Garrett
Walburn
Karen
Shelly
Latimer
Garrett
Maude Richardson
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For 24 Hours
Topeka Kansas public safety bureau reports 0 highway deaths for 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday November 28 1971. The year to date totals compare 615 deaths versus 571 in 1970 for the same period.
Berserk Gunman Kills Five in Baltimore Paint Factory
A gunman in Army fatigues killed five workers at the PPG Industries paint brush plant in Baltimore. Three others were wounded, including the suspect and a police officer. Raymond Ferrell, 30, opened fire with a 30 30 rifle and a .30 caliber rifle after arriving at the facility during the afternoon. He was wounded and hospitalized in critical condition after exchanges with officers. Homicide charges were planned.
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Baltimore
PPG Industries
Raymond D. Ferrellel
Ferreller
Kenneth Hayden
Ferrellel
Hayden
Beulah M. Caldwell
Eight KU Debaters Win Honors at Wichita State Tourney
KU debaters dominated the Delta Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha regional at Wichita State University with nine trophies including five firsts. Lydia Beebe and Dan Stanley led senior division with 6 0 records, Ted Hunter and Bill Webster topped junior division with 6 0, Webster won after dinner speaking, Beebe took second speaker honors, Stanley reached oratory finals, and Webster is slated to present at the George Town University banquet.
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Wichita State University
Steve Riel
Tom Darby
Bill Webster
Webster
Miss Beebhe
Stanley
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Culligan Water Conditioning
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Benelli Sales & Service
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Oklahoma City
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Manhattan
Chris Ray
Georgetown University
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Alabama
Thelma
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Lawrence
Linus Dietz
Kim
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