Shrinkage Ahead as Aid Chief Plans Reorganization
AID chief John A. Hannah plans a further 25 percent staff cut, mostly overseas, shifting more work to Washington. The plan aims to retire older workers through incentives, with reductions over the next years contingent on legislation. Hannah would boost the technical bureau, consolidate aid services, and create a humanitarian assistance bureau while defense arms aid remains with the Defense Department.
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John A. Hannah
Hannah
Global Agency For International Development
U.S
Deadwood
Nixon
Congress
Defense Department
Vietnam
World Bank
Welfare cuts spark coalition in Kansas led by Wichita figure
In Kansas City, AP reports Wichita pastor Rev. Harold E. Posey leads a coalition including the United Methodist Urban Ministry and other groups pressing to restore welfare funds after Gov Docking and the 1971 Legislature cut 16 million from a 64 million proposal. The drive, backed by Catholic leaders and labor groups, argues the cuts hurt the aged, the disabled and dependent children, while legislators defend the action as curbing abuses.
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Kansas
Harold E. Posey
Wichita
Posey
Robert Docking
United Methodist Urban Ministry
Kansas Council of Churches
State Federation of Labor
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Kansas Conference On Social Welfare
Kansas Catholic Conference
Kansas League of Women Voters
Kansas Naacp
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Campus Ministers Association
Vingent
W. Coursey
Prairie Village
PAC
Topeka
DeCoursey
Docking
Robert C. Harder
Kansas East Conference
United Methodist Church
Kansas Committee On Human Needs
Roy Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Catholic Church
Catolic
Ignatius J. Strecker
Nixon proposes $4 million for Lyons nuclear waste site
President Nixon proposed $4 million to fund the Atomic Energy Commission's Lyons Kansas radioactive waste repository as part of the 1973 budget. A Kansas Geological Survey report branded Lyons the poorest of eight state sites, while the AEC plans to weight the study in its ongoing evaluation. Total project cost is pegged at $25 million with related Kansas funding for Cedar Point Lake, Great Bend, Grove Lake, and Marion Lake planning grants.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Lyons
Kan
Nixon
Kansas Geological Survey
AEC
Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas
Missouri
Cedar Point Lake
Great Bend
Grove Lake
Marion Lake
Heads of State Pay Tribute at King Frederik IX funeral
In Copenhagen and Roskilde Europe’s royal houses gathered as King Frederik IX was laid to rest. Four kings five queens and many princes and princesses joined Danes in a traditional, state funeral with a gun carriage and a multinational military escort. Three thousand police watched the mourners including West German President Heinemann and Finnish President Kekkonen. John Eisenhower represented the United States.
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Roskilde
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France
Sweden
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Margrethe II
Ingrid
Queen Margrethe
Princess Benedikte
Anne- Marie
Greece
Prince Henrik
Prince Richard
Benedikte
King Constantine
Gustav Heinemann
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
Nixon
John Eisenhower
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