OU Student Gregory Webster wins district GOP alternate slot
Overland Park Kansas AP 18 year old University of Kansas student William Lawrence Webster son of Missouri state Senator Richard M Webster was elected district alternate to the Republican National Convention by 171 to 30 over Ottawa University student body president Kevin Eichner. Webster is the youngest delegate or alternate chosen so far this year. The district also elected Everett Fritz and Mrs J Calvin French as delegates and Leonard White as delegate at large. Wilfong and Frost as alternates complete district slate. Dole criticized media coverage of ITT TE Telecom dispute while noting Democrats owe 1.5 million to the phone company.
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Carthage
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Ottawa University
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GOP
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Topeka
Everett Fritz
Kansas City
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J. Calvin French
Merriam, Kan
Johnson County
Leonard White
Clathe
Jack Frost
Prairie Village
J.W. Wilfong
Wilfong
Kansas
C.Y. Thomas
Mission Hills
Fritz
Terry Reynolds
Lawrence
Paul McCloskey
French
White
Dave Miller
Frost
Emma Morozzo
Bob Dole
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Three Federal Reserve and Economic Advisers dilemmas
A series of hypothetical questions places a Federal Reserve Board member a choice between foreign and domestic economic aims, a mutual fund manager facing shareholder pressure, and a Council of Economic Advisers economist reacting to inflation and unemployment. Each scenario tests decisions under conflicting priorities and public scrutiny.
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Pandas Arrive at National Zoo for Quiet Debut
Two giant pandas gifted by China arrive at the National Zoo and are placed in air conditioned quarters awaiting veterinary checks and a planned public unveiling later this week. Officials say the animals will keep their Chinese names, while the musk oxen Milton and Matilda back in China reportedly suffer health issues.
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National Zoo
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Matilda
China
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Peking Zoo
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Reed
Muskie Moves To Halt US Military Action In Vietnam
Senate hopeful Muskie to introduce a nonbinding sense of the Senate resolution calling for an immediate halt to all American military action against North Vietnam. McGovern and Humphrey condemn bombing, while Wallace and Sanford weigh in on broader policy and potential responses. Polls show mixed Democratic loyalties, with Kennedy and Muskie uncertainty and Askew approached as a possible running mate.
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Henry M. Jackson
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South Dakota
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Mass
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Republican National Committee
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Haiphong Harbor
Gallup
Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy Muskie
Kennedy
Askew
Reubin Askew
Florida
Persistent In Cheating Charges Navy Lt. Accuses Officers of Exam Cheating
Army lieutenant Earl M Bricker III says military and Congress failed to probe charges that officers cheated on secret exams for controlling Nike Hercules missile batteries at Homestead Air Force Base Florida He claims the issue endangers national security and notes a 1971 Army reply and an April 1970 affidavit alleging coaching during the written test
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Hémeé
Norman
Witnesses lined up as SJC grills ITT ties to White House
Two witnesses with White House links, Richard Ramsden and Jack Gleason, were to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee as the panel examines acting Atty Gen Kleindienst and ITT links. Ramsden’s report aided ITT settlements. Gleason’s role centers on San Diego convention site questions. Merriam testified Gleason sought White House input on San Diego as convention host and potential commitments.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Richard J. Ramsden
New York
Jack Gleason
ITT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kleindienst
Jack Anderson
Ramsden
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Flanigan
Gleason
San Diego
W. R. Merriam
Main Ottawa Schedule Closed Mon with private events
The Ottawa venue lists a closed Monday schedule and private party availability on other days. Family Night charges one dollar with rental for the whole family, from 7 to 10. Friday and Saturday hours show weekend openings, with a Saturday and Sunday matinee at 2.00 to 4.75 cents.
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Watershed District 82 Annual Meeting Planned near Baldwin
All residents and landowners in Tally Creek Watershed Joint District No 82 are urged to attend the 1972 annual meeting at Marion Springs School on Monday April 24 at 8:00 p.m. John Dewey of the Kansas Resources Board will speak and Bob Bozworth Franklin County Extension Agent will show flood damage pictures. Harold E Johnson chairs.
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Marion Springs
Baldwin Junction
John Dewey
Kansas Resources Board
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County
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