4-H Foundation Drive Explained in Ottawa Event
Merle Eyestone executive director of the Kansas 4-H Foundation will speak in Ottawa at 7 30 p m to explain the state's 700000 fund drive. Franklin County 4 H agent Susan Verdoorn outlines allocations and county goal of 6000 with about 680 raised so far.
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Merle Eyestone
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Ottawa
Eyestone
Farr Bureau
Franklin County
4-H
Susan Verdoorn
Miss Verdoorn
Maintainer Has Holiday Cheer
John Dougherty of Wellsville RFD 2 decorates his road maintainer with a Christmas tree on the nose and a second tree on the blade. He says the festive touches lift spirits, break monotony on 95 miles of county roads, and bring smiles to passersby.
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John Dougherty
Wellsville Rfd 2
Dougherty
Chrisene
Federal charges dropped in Guerrero case in Kansas
Joyce Guerrero, 28, of Topeka, faces a nine month sentence after two federal convictions. A third charge was dropped and she is being moved to the Kansas Correctional Institution for Women in Lansing. AIM leaders claim the government broke a promise and plan an appeal to the Supreme Court amid protests outside the courthouse.
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Topeka, Kan
Joyce Guerrero
Topeka
Kansas Correctional Institution For Women
Lansing
E. Edward Johnson
U.S
Guerrero
Johnson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
Vernon Betlecourt
Ted and
Russell Means
AIM
U.S. Supreme Court
Bellecourt
BIA
Antitrust Suits Against TV Networks Refiled
Los Angeles reports the Justice Department refiled antitrust suits against CBS American Broadcasting Company NBC alleging a monopoly on prime time entertainment. Networks call the action politically motivated. Cases seek a ban on network produced programs during peak hours and restraints on independent producers.
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Los Angeles
White House
Justice Department
Nixon
Former Boxer Rubin Carter Loses Bid for New Trial
In Jersey City Judge Samuel A. Larner denied Rubin Carter and John Artis a new trial after an evidentiary hearing. Key witnesses Bradley and Bello recanted, saying they had lied at the 1967 Paterson barroom murder trial. Carter, once a middleweight contender, and Artis remain serving life terms after appeals failed.
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Jersey City
N.J. Cap
Superior Court
Rubin
Carter
Samuel A. Larner
John Artis
Attia
Arthur D. Bradley
Alfred P. Bello
Bello
Bradley
Lafayette Bar & Grill
Paterson
Artis
Larner
New York Times
Selwyn Raab
Pickets Exit Coal Mines In West Virginia
In Charleston AP report, most striking coal miners began returning to work as picket lines collapsed after 4,500 construction workers in the United Mine Workers joined the curb. About 28,000 soft coal miners had been kept from resuming work Monday due to the dispute. The UMW President Arnold Miller urged unions to take down lines as the 120,000 miners had approved a contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. A 38 member bargaining council will decide to present the accord to members or return to talks.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
Association of
Bituminous Contractors
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington
UMW
Arnold Miller
Ford weighs energy policy contractor suggestion
New York AP Ford is urged to hire a large industrial contractor to carry out U S energy policy. He signals reluctance to hand such a major problem to outside companies, noting it is a government responsibility. The idea came at a Rockefeller commission meeting as Frank G Zarb backs the proposal while Ron Nessen cites John Foster of TRW Inc delivering the recommendation. The president later attended a National Football Foundation dinner and honored Bob Hope with the Distinguished American Award.
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New York
Ford
U.S
Frank G. Zarb
Federal Energy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commission On
America
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Bob Hope
Wen Winnes
Gil
Ron Nessen
White House
John Foster
Pentagon
TRW Inc
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