Kansas briefs report ties to Alaska crash and Kansas revenue
Staff Sgt. Eddie Beck returned to Peabody after being flown from Anchorage with leg injuries from the DC8 crash. He may seek treatment in Wichita or Manhattan. Kansas revenues for November rose 10.46 percent year over year to 26.71 million, but miss forecasts. Kansas loans surpassed 12 million for fiscal 1971, with 8 million for farm ownership and the rest for operating, while Gov. Docking and Highway Director Montgomery received honorary life memberships in the Mexican Highway Association for a Kansas Mexico student exchange effort.
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Peabody
Kan
Eddie Beck
Kansas
Anchorage
Alaska
Beck
Wichita
Manhattan
Kansas City
U.S
James Pearson
Brian
Leah
Vietnam
Department of the Army
Army
Pearson
Topeka
James T. McDonald
Farmers Home Administration
Morgan Williams
National Young Farmers Education Institute
Ownaeps
Ha Ee
Ke “Fe’ Dikma Ownirikie Idan
Ai ‘Aurea
Hal Tailion Ollara
Williams
Seana
Mexico City
Robert Docking
John Montgomery
Mexican Highway Association
Montgomery
Mexico
Iconic monstance bought by Art Institute of Chicago
The Art Institute of Chicago acquired a monstance used in church rituals created by 18th century Viennese goldsmith Joseph Moser. Its base features wheat and grape motifs symbolizing bread and wine, linked to the adoration of the Host, and the piece was purchased through the Emily Crane Chadbourne fund.
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Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
Joseph Moser
Emily Crane Chadbourne
NATO spending burden shifts as Europe to share more
NATO figures show 21 year defense outlays total about 1.48 trillion dollars with the United States contributing roughly three quarters. European allies commit modestly to raise their spending by about 1 billion over five years while most funds come from national budgets.
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Brussels
NATO
U.S
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nixon
Asia
Atlantic
Europe
Alliance
Nixon’s anti inflation push tests Burns strategy
Washington report notes Arthur Burns’s new anti infl ation program seeks to push Nixon toward a more activist wage and price control stance. Fed officials and the White House adviser council deny policy shift, but Burns’s Los Angeles speech signals a candid appraisal of possible policy failures and hints Nixon already deviating toward Burns’s line.
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Washington
Arthur F. Burna
Nixon
Fed
Council of Economic Advisers
Burns
Los Angeles
White House
Paul W. McCracken
Grange Meeting Elects New Member and Plans
Grange members met for a potluck and business session led by Bill Rice. New member Robert Pickering was elected. Readings and musical numbers by Mrs. Joe Ream, Duane Ream, Lori Klasinger, and Henry Smart accompanied the program. Mae Gould honored. Next meeting set for Jan 6.
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Hawkins Grage
Bill Rice
Richard Fritts
Mae Gould
Robert Pickering
Grange
Joe Ream
Duane Ream
Lori Klasinger
Henry Smart
Airport Opening Delayed at Kansas City International
Public Works Director Myron D. Calkins said the Kansas City International Airport will not open until mid 1972 at the earliest. Delays stem from extended contractor negotiations after a prolonged construction strike that halted area work for six months. Outdoor portions are nearly finished. the three-building terminal is about 60 percent complete and weather affects concrete pours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City International
City Public Works
Myron D. Calkins
Calkins
KU Strike Fails to Gain Momentum at Kansas
A three day strike by the Black Student Union at the University of Kansas drew limited support with about 500 attending a college rally and 1,500 at the first gathering. The protest targeted Gary Jackson's firing over purchases of ammunition after a shooting death, and circulated a Regents letter criticizing campus officials and student leaders.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
BSU
Gary Jackson
Jackson
Lawrence
Arthur C. Cromb
Board of
Regents
E. Laurence Chalmers Jr
Cromb
William Balfour
Bill Ebert
Frank Zilm
University Senate
Ottawa City Sued For $1500 In Sewer Damage
Rex G. Bruington of 204 E. 14th files in District Court a $1500 damage suit against the city of Ottawa alleging sewer mains near Bruington’s home became clogged on October 6 due to negligence. Bruington had claimed $468.72 to city commissioners, which was denied on November 10.
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Ottawa
Rex. G. Bruington
Bruington House
Bruington
Miracle At Derrick Texas Christmas Orphanage Tale
In Derrick Texas an orphanage takes in Christopher a seven year old boy after his father Big Chris dies in an oil field. Mrs Motherwell and Miss Princh debate funds and charity while caring for him. They worry their check from a benefactor may stop, unsure how to feed another mouth. The scene ends with hope of a possible ten thousand dollar solution.
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Plimpton
Wayne
ABC
Mrs. Motherwell
Miss Princh
Christopher
Motherwell
Christopher Boy
Julia
Addie
Derrick
Texas
Addie,” Said Mrs. Motherwell
Miss. Princh
Last Effort By SST Foes
In Washington a hard bloc of SST opponents pledges extended debate to block funding while backers push for continued SST development. Sen. Proxmire says the objective is stopping the SST with Senate filibuster tactics, as Nelson vows to seek a ban on foreign faster than sound planes. Magnuson leads pro SST support with Boeing tied to Seattle.
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Washington
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Tor
Nixon
Nelson
House
Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
Boeing Aircraft Co
Seattle
Magnuson
Ruckelshaus
EPA warnings to Atlanta Detroit and Cleveland on water pollution
William D. Ruckelshaus, new EPA head, served notices to Atlanta Detroit and Cleveland to halt water quality violations or face court action within 180 days. He cited Chattahoochee River pollution near Atlanta and Lake Erie damage in Detroit and Cleveland, urging rapid corrective action and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Justice Department
Ruckelshaus
Detroit
Cleveland
National League of Cities
Chattahooche River
Georgia
Lake Erie
Suit Settled in 1965 Gas Law Dispute
Final settlement reached when Carnett City Commissioners agreed to pay Dr. Elizabeth Maddy 12500 for damages to her home in the gas law dispute. She had sought 20000 originally.
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Garnett
Carnett City
Elizabeth Maddy
Maddy
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