KU graduate student files conflict of interest complaint
Raymond L. Bailey a KU theater student from Allison Kansas signed the complaint against Kansas Board of Regents member Thomas J Griffith alleging failure to list Ft Riley Investments Co Inc and BP Investments on his June filing. Shawnee County Magistrate Court set Jan 21 for Griffith or attorney to appear. Penalty a $2500 fine or up to one year in jail or both. conviction requires resignation. Bailey vice president of the EU student body said he seeks a court decision rather than personal stake.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Thomas J. Griffith
Kansas Board of Regents
Raymond L. Bailey
Bill Black
Griffith
Black
Kansas
Bailey
Allison
Kan
Lawrence
Ments
Manhattan
Secretary of State
Gene Olander
Shawnee
Shawnee County
Florida firms barred from selling Florida land in Kansas
Three Coral Gables based firms American International Vacations American International Lands Corp and American International Holidays Inc with agent J M Scott were barred by Kansas securities commissioner Michael G Quinn from advertising promoting or selling subdivided Florida land in Kansas The order notes unregistered property solicitations to Kansas residents via free vacations offers and incentives and cites sales offices opened at the Mid America Fair in Topeka and sales activity in Manhattan The firms may seek a hearing to challenge the order and its possible permanent effect
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Topeka
Kan
Florida
Kansas
Michael G. Quinn
Kansas Securities Commissioner
American International Vacations
Coral Gables
American International Lands Corp
American International Holidays, Inc
J.M. Scott
Miami
Quinn
The
Securities Commission
State of
Manhattan
Topeka Patrolman delays sideburn decision till Jan 4
Philip R. Reinecker of Topeka, a Kansas Highway Patrolman with five years on the force, has postponed any ruling on trimming his sideburns until January 4 when he returns from vacation. He has worn sideburns about an inch below the regulation line, a rule Albott called a compromise among troopers.
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Topeka
Philip R. Reinecker
Kansas
Reinecker
Albott
Patrol
Topeka Cemetery vandalism damages dozens of stones
Topeka Cemetery authorities report about 30 stones overturned or damaged on Christmas Day and Sunday. W M Barr president says three youths were found in the cemetery but denies they were the vandals. Fingerprints and footprints collected may yield clues.
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Topeka
East 10Th
W.M. Barr
Barr
Brick shatters patrol car windshield injuring deputy
A brick hit a Sedgwick County deputy sheriff John Glassburner 26, on a county road near Wichita, injuring him. He was treated and released. It marks the fourth brick attack in three days. Mrs Gladys Willman 22 of Lincoln Nebraska died after a brick struck her car on the Kansas Turnpike. Rewards totaling 600 have been offered.
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Wichita
John Glassburner
Sedgwick County
Gladys Willman
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas Turnpike
Soviet Appeals Hearing Set in Jewish Hijacking Case
Moscow acting with speed, the Soviet government schedules a Wednesday Supreme Court hearing for 11 defendants in the Leningrad Jewish hijacking trial. Protests mounted abroad as commutations eyed before the March Communist party congress. Nine more Jews are slated for trial in Leningrad, Riga, and Kishinev. U.S. officials caution against fueling Moscow’s resolve.
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Communist Party
Leningrad
Riga
Kishinev
Israel
Sweden
Kremlin
U.S. State Department
Washington
Nixon
William P. Rogers
U.S
Senate
U.N
U Thant
Defense Says Manson Innocent Of Murder
The defense argues Charles Manson and three female codefendants are innocent in the Sharon Tate killings and that the real killers remain at large. Counselor Paul Fitzgerald claims star witness Linda Kasabian lied to gain immunity, suggesting unknown assailants carried out the murders in August 1969. He notes glasses found at the Tate home lack an owner and questions Kasabian’s testimony while urging jurors to acquit.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
Linda Kasabian
Fitzgerald
Tate Mansion
Kasabian
Manson
Miss Tate
Leno LaBianca
Folka
Tate
Three men jailed in Laporte murder inquest
Montreal AP three men charged with conspiring to kidnap and kill Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte remain jailed as a coroner's inquest resumes next Monday. They were found in a 20 by 4 foot tunnel beneath a Montreal suburb house after eluding police for 24 months. Police said Michel Viger helped locate the fugitives, and the War Measures Act restrictions may be loosened with some detainees eligible for bail.
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Montreal
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
Laporte
Paul Rose
Jaques
Francis Simard
Maurice St. Pierre
Michel Viger
Justice
Jerome Choquette
Viger
The
Montreal Gazette
Choquetté
Quebec Liberation Front
James R. Cross
Cross
Cuba
Lifeboat Carries Hope In Chryssi Rescue Effort
New York AP report says 21 crewmen remain missing after the Panamanian tanker Chryssi sank 270 miles southwest of Bermuda. A Coast Guard aircraft resumed search at daybreak. 17 crewmen including the master were rescued by the Norwegian ship Ross Mount after being spotted in a lifeboat 82 miles from the Chryssi’s last position.
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New York
Chryssi
Bermuda
Coast Guard CK
Elizabeth City
N.C
Coast Guard
Welfare aid denied to full-time college student in Albany
Barbara Whitney, 28, a Schenectady mother of three on welfare for 10 years, chose full-time study at the State University Center in Albany to pursue a four-year degree. The Schenectady County Public Welfare Department and state social services commissioner ruled she is ineligible for aid as a full-time student, though her children will continue to receive support. Whitney plans sociology study to help others off welfare, arguing work and school part-time would age her out. The county cites employability and reduced need for assistance, with about $50 a month impact claimed, though total aid is still under review due to federal and state grants.
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Schenectady, N.Y
Barbara Whitney
State University Center
Albany
Schenectady County Public Welfare Department
Whitney
Tve
Staszak
Fears New Policy May Affect Alliance
Former Undersecretary of State George W. Ball warns West Germany’s liberal line toward the Soviet Union could threaten the Western Alliance. He worries Bonn may drift from the Atlantic ties, urges cautious pace on Moscow treaties, and notes U.S. support remains tempered and noninterfering.
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George W. Ball
West Germany
Soviet Union
Ball
Nixon
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Brandt
Moscow
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Associated Press
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Bell
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Europe
NATO
Britain
France
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Warsaw
Saffron Glass Co
S. Main
Journer
Ufie
Bennett
N. Main
Ottawa
Iool
Charlie Brown
Sullivan
Peps! Cola CO
Etoursuay
Robin Hood
Na Mhiamnre
Colom By
DE Lule
Winnie Pear
Merle Travis
Owidmarn Harvey
Technico
Daan Martin
Frank Sinatra
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Sammy Davis Jr
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