Wellsville Council debates Vickers residency and raises staff
Wellsville council members faced questions about Jerry Vickers residency after he moved to Baldwin yet kept business and taxes in Wellsville. He said he remains a resident and may resign after council debate. Police Chief Payne’s return timeline and a 10 percent raise for full time city workers were also announced. The zoning issue at 218 W 7th was settled as nonconforming use. cereal malt beverage licenses were approved for Wellsville Tavern and Rogers Recreation Center.
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Joan Istas
Wellsville
Jerry Vickers
Donna Gordon
Vickers
Baldwin
Hal Lusk
J. W. Davidson
William Leib
Davidson
Robert Pinet
Rodney Casselman
Moses Payne
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Payne
Casselman
John Willhite
W. 7Th
Wellsville Tavern
Rogers Recreation Center
Skylab crew nears mission midpoint as Kohoutek nears sun
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson reach halfway through their 84 day mission while tracking comet Kohoutek. Mission control photographs Kohoutek’s sunward approach at 250000 miles per hour as observers worldwide monitor the event.
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Carr
Pogue
Gibson
Milton Windler
Kohoutek
Pluto
Docking Sees Energy Crisis As Teachable Moment
Governor Robert Docking says the energy shortage, though painful, is better faced now than later and underscores a national goal of energy sufficiency. He discusses highway plans, long term transportation needs, and potential shifts in state finance, education, health, welfare, campaign finance, and executive reorganization ahead of the 1974 legislative session.
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Docking
Tankers Creep Along Nowadays
The Arab oil embargo cut tanker traffic and oil imports in the United States. A AP survey of major ports shows imports down from pre embargo levels with cargoes rerouted from the Caribbean, West Africa, Indonesia and South America. Brokers report idle ships and lower charter rates while long term contracts dwindle. Major oil companies own or lease most of the global fleet and offered few comments.
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United States
Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Caribbean
West Africa
Indonesia
South America
Frank DeSalvo
Paten & Partners, Inc
Persian Gulf
Europe
Jobless In Britain Near One Million Forecast
London AP reports nearly 1 million unemployed expected next week as Britain's energy shortage spreads. 400,000 laid off in England and Wales. coal shortage may suspend 100,000 at British Steel Corp. Start crisis unemployment was 490,000 of 24 million. Talks with miners stalled. government orders 2½ day and 3 day work weeks.
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Britain
Department of Employment
England
Wales
British Steel Corp
Edward Heath
State Coal Board
United States influence shapes Cambodian cabinet reshuffle
Western diplomats view Cambodia's fourth cabinet shakeup this year as a result of lengthy bargaining between President Lon Nol and the U S Embassy. A foreign observer notes U S hands spurred the selection of premier Long Boret’s team, with a power balance among Lon Nol Sirik Matak Cheng Heng. Despite changes, daily life and war footing remain little changed as Lon Nol retains control. Cambodian forces repelled night attacks near Bak Kheng while Saigon reports regional skirmishes and a civilian toll from a Da Nang blast.
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Cambodia
Lon Nol
United States
Long Boret
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Cheng Heng
Tam
Sirik Matak
U.S
Emory Swank
Thomas C. Enders
Enders
Swank
Henry A. Kissinger
Khmer Rouge
Bak Kheng
Mekong River
Saigon
da Nang
Roy Aims For Re-Election
U S Rep Bill Roy of Kansas announced plans to seek re election in 1974 at a Topeka news conference He said the move could calm conjecture and wasted motion among Democrats and Republicans and urged a focus on an important election year The report notes Gov Robert Docking may be the leading Democratic Senate candidate.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
U.S
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Roy
Senate
Probate notice in Franklin County Kansas estate case
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition was filed by Mary Esther Kelley an heir of George Richards deceased seeking appointment of an administrator of the estate of George Richards deceased. The first publication is December 14 1973 and the last publication December 28 1973 and hearing is to be held as per notice to all persons concerned.
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Franklin County
Kansas
George Richards
State of
Bruce Linhos
State Department of Social Welfare
Ottawa
Bruce H. Linhos
Executor named in Hartman estate notice
Milton P. Allen appointed executor of Jessie M. Hartman deceased by Franklin County Kansas Probate Court on December 20 1973 with letters testamentary issued. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees warned to present demands within six months from first publication. Allen Cooley, Lawrence attorneys. Publication December 28 1973 and January 4 1974.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Jessie M. Hartman
Milton P. Allen
Frankin County
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