Wheat and autos echo slogan of do without in economy
Kansas economist Barry Flinchbaugh tells delegates that the do without mindset links wheat production to auto demand. He notes rising farm costs and dispersed profits along the chain, arguing inflation shifts price gains away from farmers to processors and households nationwide.
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Ford
Gerald
Brezhnev
Mao
Russia
China
Henry
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto
Flinchbaugh
Teamsters
Gulf Wins Over Oil Workers Union
The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union accepted a two-year contract with Gulf Oil Corp raising wages 26.8 percent. The 60,000-member union, whose contract expired Tuesday, approved terms after a walkout at Port Arthur Texas. The package includes wage increases of 75 cents an hour Jan 8 1974, 4 percent July 8 1975, and 8 percent Jan 8 1976, plus a wage reopener clause if inflation exceeds 5 percent, an extra paid holiday, and improved hospital and pension contributions. Gulf operates 14 refineries nationwide and covers 3,350 union members. }
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Denver
Oil -Workers
Gulf Oil Corp
A. F. Grospiron
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Grospiron
Port Arthur
Tex
Gulf
California
Ohio
Texaco
Mobil
Shell
Atlantic-Richfield
Phillips
Continental
Exxon
Kansas ethics panel says lobbying letter not a technical violation
The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission ruled that a December letter seeking 500 contributions from about 40 lobbyists for a Topeka conference was not a technical violation of the new ethics law. Critics said the move still undermined the spirit of the law, with arguments over whether it was a one-time solicitation or a continuing appeal. The panel determined the letter was a one-shot request not covered by the law.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
Duane
Pete) McGill
Winfield
House
Pete Loux
Dwichita
Steadman Ball
Atchison
Senate Judiciary Committee
Loux-McGill
Ball
Commission
Dennis Prater
Prater
Weapons Bill Hugo WASHINGTON AP
The sale of 60 jet fighters to Saudi Arabia boosts U S weapons sales to oil producers in the Persian Gulf above 3 billion dollars. The 756 million deal triples Saudi airpower to 93 planes and aims at Iraq rather than Israel.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Iraq
Israel
United States
France
Egypt
James Aldridge Seeks Executive Clemency in Kansas
James L. Aldridge, sentenced 10-23-68 for Burglary 2nd and Habitual Criminal, has applied for clemency. A Kansas Adult Authority hearing will review the request. Written comments must be sent to the K.A.4 State Office Building Topeka Kansas 66512 by the stated deadline.
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James L. Aldridge
Franklin County
Kansas
Kansas Adult Authority
Topeka
Balance sheet fragment shows cash and funds data
The document lists cash and due from banks and other financial line items with amounts such as 81,465,652.84 and 1,204,474.58, including figures for U.S. Treasury securities, Federal funds sold, and loans posted debits, indicating a partial bank balance sheet excerpt.
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U.S. Treasury
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Barry Flin
Barry Flinchbaugh
Whbaugh
Kansas State University
Oil Workers Union
Bill Hugo
Bankamericard
Ottawa, Kansas
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Main Street
Antaci
BAYER
Hoover
Alco
Good
Maalox
Sega
Ranger
Alan
Allel Aiminn
Pov
Souquetnder
CTEM
LEMON
Trae
Selina
Ro Sansain
AOA
Lenin
Waeaig
Lee
First National Bank
Ottawa
Donald C. Hay
Donald C. Hayne
AM. Clogston
James J. Chandler
Howard J. Doyen
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