IRA To Avoid British IRA To Avoid British
In Newry IRA officers say they will stay clear of British troops as up to 30 000 marchers gather for a Catholic mourning event. The Civil Rights Association asks rebels to avoid trouble while Britain warns force may be used. Violent clashes break out in Belfast Lower Falls and Lurgan with injuries reported. Cork sees a mob storming British Railway offices with gasoline bombs.
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Irish Republican Army
Newry
IRA
Provisional
The
Civil Rights Association
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Lower Falls
Lurgan
Legislative Breakfast at House of Douglas Saturday
The Chamber of Commerce opens a series of breakfast meetings with the first event at 7 45 AM Saturday at the House of Douglas. Sen Wint Winter and Rep George Wingert are slated to attend with advance reservations requested by calling the Chamber.
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House of Douglas
Chamber
Sen
Wint Winter
Rep
George Wingert
Employment Figures Show Economy Gains
Washington AP reports the government sees January job gains with employment up 240000 to 80636000 and the jobless rate dropping from 6.0 to 5.9 percent in seasonally adjusted terms. Actual figures show a fall of over one million jobs and 752000 unemployed, but seasonal factors produce a net gain in the adjusted data.
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Washington
James D. Hodgson
Labor Department
Lobbying In Statehouse At Low Ebb This Year
The 1972 Kansas legislative session likely sees a drop in registered lobbyists after a peak of 326 in 1971. As of last week 239 lobbyists were registered, with more joining as session activity heats up. The trend includes growing citizen group lobbying, environmental and minority voices, and mustering access through official rooms and perks.
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Topeka
Harris Enterprises
Secretary of State
Colorado
Common Cause
National Citizens Group
Robert Docking
Kansas
Ottawa
Robert E Ledom
Robert Pinet
Area Vocational Technical
Robert A. Anderson
Kansas- Oklahoma
Mid- Continent Oil & Gas Association
John L. Richeson
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
Kansas Corporation Commission
John Anderson
Kansas Bankers Association
Kansas Institute For Minority Empowerment
Muskie Defends Vietnam Withdrawal Stance Against Nixon Plan
Senator Muskie repeats criticism of President Nixon's proposal for Vietnam withdrawal timelines. He argues for unilateral withdrawal date and ties conditions to prisoner releases and troop safety. Rogers and other GOP officials condemn Muskie, while Henry M. Jackson laments his stance amid broader Democratic presidential race talk. In other political developments:
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Associated Press
Nixon
Sen. Edmund
Muskie
U.S
Vietnam
Wisconsin
Maine Democrat
William P. Rogers
Hanoi
Rogers
Ronald L. Ziegler
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Women’s
National Democratic Club
Jackson
Weather forecast for county with light winds and warm southerly shift
County forecast shows winds light and variable this afternoon turning southerly 5 to 15 mph tonight. Skies clear to partly cloudy with a milder night, lows 10 to 15. Saturday partly cloudy with a high in the upper 20s to low 40s and near zero to 5 percent precipitation chances.
Kansas Senate OKs 16 and 17 year olds as adults
The Kansas Senate passed a bill making 16 and 17 year olds prosecutable as adults and debated a proposed amendment to end the constitutional open saloon ban. The amendment would let counties and towns decide liquor sales by majority vote. The chamber also considered welfare and housing project reforms along with a fiscal measure on state funds deposits.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Senate
House
George Bell
Kansas City
Arden Booth
Lawrence
Vincent Moore
Wichita
Robert
Highway Decision In Kansas Legislature Tuesday
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature prepared to vote on an accelerated highway program. A conference committee report outlining a proposed deal was to be considered in the House Tuesday morning and, if approved, would go to the Senate that afternoon then to Gov. Docking for signature. The plan authorizes up to 40 million dollars yearly in revenue bonds over eight years, funded by the state's freeway fund from gasoline taxes, to speed freeway construction. It allows toll road segments with legislative approval, and marks the revival of a measure carried over from the 1979 session after talks between Gov. Docking and leaders.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Senate
Robert Docking
Conference Committee
State Highway Commission
Worldwide Dock Strike Threatens Global Tie Up
Washington AP Harry Bridges head of the striking West Coast dock workers warned of a worldwide shipping stoppage if Congress enacts compulsory arbitration to end the strike. Bridges testified that ships will be affected only on U S docks as overseas vessels may respond. Nixon urged a three member arbitration board, PMA supported. Bridges said his members may ignore the law and insisted they will vote by secret ballot before submitting.
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Washington
Harry Bridges
Congress
Bridges
House Labor
U.S
Nixon
Emund J. Flynn
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
Subcommittee
SALT Talks Progress Near Accord on Arms Limit
In Vienna US and Soviet negotiators closed the sixth round of SALT with progress on curbing antiballistic missiles and strategic offensive arms. A seventh round in Helsinki is set to begin March 28, with no clear sign of a signing date. Gerard C. Smith cited hard work and independence from Nixon's China trip as factors shaping the talks.
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Building Systems Inc
Vienna
Austria
U.S
Helsinki
Finland
Gerard C. Smith
Newsmen
Smith
Nixon
China
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