Education Aid Bills Move Through Kansas Legislature
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature adjourned for Kansas Day as two new bills propose millions in supplemental education aid. Senate committee recommended rejecting Gov. Docking appointee Robert C. Geer, charged as a Democrat in Wyandotte County, while other measures extend school aid and open terms for county officials.
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Robert Docking
Board of Tax Appeals
Robert C. Geer
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte
Capitol Area Planning Commission
Kansas Supreme Court
Legislative Services and Facilities Committee
Senate Education Committee
Joseph Harder
R-Moundridge
Docking
Legislative Council
Rail Workers Plan Walkout Could Halt National Rail
Washington AP reports unions negotiating for over a year may trigger a nationwide rail shutdown. Four unions Machinists Electricians Boilermakers and Sheet Metal Workers could strike, impacting 48 000 members and halting the rail system if talks fail.
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Washington
William W. Winpisinger
Afl-Cio
Jury Says Three Killed Yablonski
Grand jury indicts Aubran Martin Claude Vealey and Paul Gilly in the Yablonski murder plot. Gilly led a special fund that paid the others while omitting the fund’s source. The trio, from Cleveland, faced charges of murder conspiracy and conspiracy to obstruct justice, with Yablonski’s wife and daughter also dying in the Clarksville PA killings.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Paul E. Gilly
Margaret
Charlotte
Yablonski
Clarksville
Gilly
Aubran W. Martin
Claude E. Vealey
Martin
Vealey
Washington
Girl Eludes State Dragnet After Fatal Home Shooting
A 16-year-old girl reportedly in a stolen car and wielding the shotgun that killed a children's home director eluded a statewide dragnet through the night. The search followed the slaughter of Rev. H. E. Corbin at the Della Lewis Home near Sapulpa by Jeanette Faye Bolden, a youth admitted to the home on court order just hours earlier.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Jeanette Faye Bolden
H. E. Corbin
Della Lewis
Six Witnesses Appear In Olathe Kidnap Case
Patricia Ann Childs eighteen testified that Thomas Preston Lamb kidnapped her, took her to Pittsburg and Fort Scott, arranged a $3,500 ransom, and threatened to kill her. Lamb, a Fort Scott inmate, faces two kidnapping counts and one first degree murder charge. The preliminary hearing was continued to 9:30 a.m. Saturday in Johnson County Magistrate Court. Miss Childs described calls to her father and the ransom handoff, with threats observed.
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Olathe
Kan
Patricia Ann Childs
Thomas Preston Lamb
Johnson County
Earle D. Jones
Lamb
Kansas
Fort Scott
Jones
Karen Sheminealy
Childs
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Pittsburg
Misa Childs
U.S. 56
Miss Childs
Senate recesses Carswell hearings amid sharp damag ing testimony
The Senate Judiciary Committee recessed after a Thursday session where three professors opposed G Harrold Carswell’s Supreme Court nomination called his conduct in a Florida habeas case “extremely damag ing.” Duke’s William Van Alystyne and Princeton’s Gary Orfield joined Rutgers’ John Lowenthal in opposition, while Yale’s James W Moore urged confirmation. Eastland expects one more day of testimony, likely Monday or Tuesday.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Lowenthal
Gadeden
Duke University Law School
William van Alystyne
Princeton University
Gary Orfield
Yale Law School
James W. Moore
Nixon Budget Plan Seeks 200.8 Billion Defense Cut
The Washington Post reports President Nixon will send a $200.8 billion fiscal 1971 budget to Congress with a $5.8 billion defense cut from $79.4 billion and trimmed outlays for space agriculture and veterans benefits. It seeks a $1.3 billion surplus to stabilize the economy and hints at monetary policy easing.
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Washington Post
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Post
the Post
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