Muskie Campaign Chief Details GOP Tricks and Theft
Sen Edmund Muskie campaign manager Bert Bernhard testified before the Senate Watergate committee that dirty tricks and sabotaged documents disrupted Muskie’s 1972 bid. He cited theft of polling data and a key advance plan, noting distrust and disrupted staff meetings. The Miami Herald added allegations of unreported contributions tied to Sen Edward Gurney, while Clark MacGregor prepared to testify on campaign espionage and the panel moved toward immunity for witnesses in the next hearing phase.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Bert I. Bernhard
Maine
Bernhard
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New Hampshire
CRP
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The
Miami Herald
Watergate Committee
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Gurney
Larry E. Williams
Florida
Federal Housing Administration
Herald
Williams
Justice Department
Clark MacGregor
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Committee
Mixed Reactions to Lawrence Animal Control Ordinance
Lawrence officials debate a proposed animal control ordinance at a public hearing. Critics call it unreasonable and unconstitutional while supporters cite enforcement potential. The plan caps dogs and cats per household, requires rabies vaccination, allows entry for stray animal capture, and shifts licensing to vaccination records.
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Lawrence
George Melvin
Lawrence City Commission
Gerald Riling
Pioneer
Riling
Jack Rose
Melvin
Commission
Milton Allen
Melvins
Hambleton
Lawrence Humane Society Animal Shelter
Richard F. Jarrett Pleads Guilty in Attempted Burglary Case
Richard F. Jarrett pled guilty to attempted burglary in Douglas County District Court Division II. A sentencing date is set for November 46. Jarrett, 26, was released on bond until sentencing and gave 626 Elm as his address. He was charged with burglarizing Gregory Issitt and Mark Roloff on March 22 and taking a shotgun from 1120 Miss.
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Richard F. Jarrett
Jarrett
Elm
Rome
Gregory Issitt
Mark Roloff
Douglas County District Court
30 Indians Demand Ouster of Cherokee Nation Chief
About 30 Cherokee demand Keeler’s ouster at the National Congress of American Indians convention. They accuse him of selling Cherokees down the river by backing a 1.2 million motel financing trust on the tribal complex south of Tahlequah Oklahoma. Keeler could not be reached for comment.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. W. Keeler
National Congress of American Indian
Congress of the American Indian Movement
Keeler
Tahlequah
Oklo
Kansas traffic death toll log for 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday
Kansas highway death log shows 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday. The October toll is 50, the year 1973 total reaches 524, compared with 1972 period at 560.
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Topeka
Kan
U S Urges Soviet Cutback in Central Europe Troop Levels
At a Vienna conference US Secretary Resor urged Moscow to reduce manpower and tanks in central Europe as part of a mutual force reduction. He noted Warsaw Pact troops exceed Western alliance numbers and warned Soviet location near the Polish plain gives them rapid access to central Europe. No US offer was specified. The meeting includes 19 nations, with NATO allies versus Soviet and Communist European partners.
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Austria
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Stanley R. Resor
U.S
Western Alliance
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Resor
Halloween Beggars Night Caution Urged in Area
Local officials urge caution for Halloween trick or treating from 6:30 to 9 p m. Chief Richard Stanwix asks residents to light homes and drive carefully. Parents should accompany children and provide flashlights and group travel.
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City Parks and Recreation
Richard Stanwix
Stanwix
Rex Johnson
Five KU faculty finalists named for HOPE award
Five Kansas University faculty members were named HOPE finalists for the annual KU Senior class award honoring teaching excellence. The finalists are Edward J. McBride Jess H. McNish Ree F. Young Charles F. Sidman and David M. Quadagno. The winner will be chosen by seniors Tuesday at the Kansas Union and receive 300 plus senior jerseys and mugs at Education Week events.
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Edward J. McBride
Jess H. McNish
Ree F. Young
Charles F. Idman
Kansas Union
Strong and
Summerfield
The
Union
Coats Available This Saturday by Lawrence Jaycees
The Lawrence Jaycees announce coats for kids distribution from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Community Building basement. About 200 coats donated. more children's coats needed. Collection points at Lawrence fire stations 745 Vt. 1941 Haskell and 3708 W Sixth. Coats accepted until Friday. all garments cleaned before distribution.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Hugh Wentz
Lawrence
Haskell
Agnew pays 10000 fine and probation in tax case
Spiro T. Agnew paid the $10,000 fine after pleading no contest to tax evasion. The Justice Department said he sent a personal certified check and he received a three year unsupervised probation and resigned from office on October 10 in a deal with prosecutors.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Maryland
Agnew
Douglas County Considers Joining MARC Planning Group
MARC planners study costs for Douglas County joining the regional council with Shawnee Osage and Jefferson counties. Officials say estimates may reach 50 000 to align representation. final approval rests with MARC and could take four to six months.
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McClanathan
County Commission
Shawnee
Osage
Jefferson
Marc
Douglas County
Marc Group
Watson
Lawrence District 497 extends students’ long weekend
Lawrence students in District 497 enjoy an extra long break after a 11 30 a m dismissal. Most parent student teacher conferences are set for November 15 and 16 with a limited number held this afternoon. Teachers travel to Wichita for the Kansas NEA meeting on Thursday and Friday, marking off duty days for district staff.
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Lawrence
Wichita
Kansas National Education Assn
Man Charged In Accident In Douglas County Court
Sher man V. McElhiney, 30, of Kansas City Kansas, faces a Tuesday trial in Douglas County Court on counts of leaving the scene of an injury accident and related offenses. Donna Hornberger, 40, and her daughter Gail 15, were treated for possible skull fractures after a two car crash and later dismissed from Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Douglas County
Sherman
Hornberger
Kansas City
Missouri
McElhiney
Not Guilty In 4 Count Case For Harold Clark Jr
A Douglas County jury deliberated less than an hour and found Harold Clark Jr. not guilty on four counts. The 19 year old Columbia, South Carolina native, former Kansas University student, had faced charges of burglary at Ellsworth Hall, rape of one occupant, and attempted rape of another. The case was heard in Division I of the Douglas County District Court.
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Harold Clark Jr
Columbia
S.C
Kansas University
Clark
Ellsworth Hall
Douglas County District Court
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