Oilman Blames Energy Woes On Politicians
Robert A. Buschman of San Antonio denounces Washington inaction on energy bills. He criticizes Senator Adlai Stevenson II as hearings begin on natural gas price controls. The Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association urges Congress to speed decontrol of well head prices, while Langdon warns shortages will hit propane users this winter.
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Tex
Texas Petroleum
Washington
Robert A. Buschman
San Antonio
Texas Mid- Continent Oil & Gas Association
Buschman
Jim Langdon
Texas Railroad Commission
Voter List Updates Target Unregistered Voters
Douglas County Clerk Delbert Mathia will mail 5 000 to 6 000 letters to residents who did not vote in the November general election to remove nonresidents from the voter lists. Movements require reregistration and those who respond within 60 days can remain registered if they have not moved.
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Douglas County
Vern Miller
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Endowment Unit backs KU teaching projects
The Kansas University Endowment Association funds KU’s Office of Instructional Resources with 30000 for teaching improvement projects in 1974 75. Eligible applicants include assistant professors through full professors. Proposals due November 12 with required signatures and 24 copies to Phil McKnight at Bailey Hall. Awards announced in December.
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Kansas University Endowment Association
Office of Instructional Resources
Phil McKnight
Bailey Hall
Florida Town Fine For Films and Fights
Actor John Carroll says he stumbled on a Gulf Coast town, found its rustic setting ideal for a film, and formed a company to shoot there. He notes the setting surpasses Hollywood financially but the project faced a problem.
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Florida Town Fine
Rubonia
Fla
John Carroll
Gulf Coast
Hollywood
Agnew Affair Kept Within Eight Justice Officials
A Justice Department probe found only eight officials knew of the Agnew case before news reports emerged. The censored report shows no one admitted leaking details under oath, and Eliott Richardson was briefed only on June 12.
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Washngton
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
Department
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Agnew
Asst. Atty
Glen E. Pommerening
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore
Beall
J.T. Smith
Atty
William D. Ruckelshaus
Gary Baise
Asst
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Philip T. White
Fire at 11th and Massachusetts Causes Car Engine Damage
A fire at 3 28 p m Monday damaged the engine compartment of a car at 11th and Massachusetts with an estimated 200 loss. Mrs David Withers 760 film was listed as owner and driver. The KU Center for Research automatic detector on west campus sounded false at 1 06 p m Monday.
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Massachusetts
Lawrence
David Withers
Kansas University Center For Research, Inc
Citizens Seek Year Round Leash Law in Tonganoxie
A petition to enact a year long dog leash law with strong enforcement was presented to the Tonganoxie City Council. City Clerk Mrs. Frank Hughes said the attorney hopes to have a dog ordinance ready by the October 22 meeting.
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Tonganoxie
Frank Hughes
Charles Thompson
Harold Clark
Recreation Commission
Bob Jacobs
State Highway Commission
Correction fixes flood damage figure for basin benefits
A Journal-World correction notes a typographical error in Monday’s report. The flood damage prevented in the Missouri Kansas basin by the reservoir program this fall was $341,893,000 not $341,000. Perry Reservoir alone prevented about $64.5 million in damage.
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Journal-World
Missouri- Kansas
Perry Reservoir
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