Pressure to release presidential papers grows in Watergate clash
Washington AP The Senate Watergate committee and special prosecutor Archibald Cox press Nixon to soften his stance on releasing presidential documents. A closed session eyed subpoenas while no vote exists to compel Nixon to testify. a majority may back demanding access to materials. Edmisten said no dove has appeared and the White House may resist. Cox seeks full access and warns of a public dispute if cooperation falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Nixon
White House
Rufus Edmisten
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Associated Press
Senate
Edmisten
Ervin
Cox
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
U.S. District Court
Ralph Nader
Nixon Signs SS Measure Increases Benefits 5.6 Percent
President Nixon signed a Social Security measure boosting benefits for about 30 million recipients by at least 5.6 percent, effective July 1 1974, with possible rise to 5.8 percent. The act also raises the earnings base for Social Security taxes to 12,600 and taxes up to 10,800 at 5.85 percent. Congress tied automatic future hikes to living-cost escalators set for January 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
White House
Congress
Treasure In Old Beatle Tapes From Hamburg Hotel Days
An 11 year old tape by the Beatles' early Hamburg group shows raw hard rock from 1962. King-Size Taylor, an old buddy, bought rights for a drink price and aims to market the historic recording rumored to be worth up to 20 million dollars. Critics hail it as historic and potentially two albums' worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taylor
Beatles
Liverpool
Hamburg
William Marshall
The
Daily Mirror
Biz Source
Barly
Star Club
NYC summer jobs funding boosts youth in four states
The Labor Department announces nearly 12 million dollars to fund the Neighborhood Youth Corps program for 27,303 youths in Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska. Missouri Kansas receive most funds with detailed allocations by city and youth totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Department of Labor
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Neighborhood Youth Corps
NYC
Neal B. Hadsell
Appleton City
Corder
Flat River
Hillsboro
Joplin
Maryville
Portageville
Richland
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Springfield
Trenton
West Plains
Winona
el Dorado
Girard
Horton
Hutchinson
Junction City
Ottawa
Plainville
Topeka
Wichita
Winfield
Juvenile Hearing Moves Forward in Yulich Slaying Case
In Garnett Kansas a juvenile hearing resumes for Richard Jones now 16 as the case tied to the 1971 murder of Pamela Yulich 19 Kansas City Kansas. Testimony comes from Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents and relatives of the victim with the proceeding closed to the public due to the juvenile status. Court orders restrict discussion by those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jones
Garnett
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Mondale Urges Delay on Alaska Pipeline Study Route
Senator Walter Mondale urges delaying Alaska oil pipeline action to study an alternate Canadian route via the Mackenzie Valley. He calls for immediate negotiations with Canada and an 11 month NAS study comparing economic environmental and national security aspects. Dissenters warn of unreliability if routed abroad. Other items note NJ Supreme Court limits on oil franchise cancellations and Senate confirmation of the energy policy director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Senate
Canada
Mackenzie Valley
Mondale
National Academy of Sciences
Congress
Russell B. Long
D-La
United States
Mike Gravel
Alaska
New Jersey Supreme Court
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Senate Interior
Energy Policy Office
Miss Kansas Pageant Opens With 22 Entrants in Pratt
Registration and rehearsals started in Pratt for 22 entrants in the 1973 Miss Kansas Pageant. Competitions include talent, swimsuit, and evening gown on Thursday and Friday, with the Miss Kansas title awarded Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Miss Kansas
Public Hearing on Zoning Change Ottawa Kansas
Notice set for August 7 1973 at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall City Commission Room before the City Planning Commission. C & G Developers seeks to rezone described lots in Alexander's Addition at 15th and Lincoln from R Residential to R-3 Multi-Family. Protests may be presented. recommendations to Governing Body will follow. Secretary James Grogan and Chairman Orlin W. Smith sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
City Planning Commission
C & G Developers, Inc
Alexander’s
Ottawa
Kansas
15Th
Lincoln Streets
Planning Commission
James Grogan
Orlin W. Smith
Government Revenue Sharing Funds Tax Impact Question
A Pomona city revenue sharing inquiry asks respondents to select how funds affected tax levels. Options include reduced rate increase of a major tax, no effect on tax levels, and total payment of account 72830 Bas ED upon a.
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Beatle
House of Prayer
Quenemo, Kansas
Joseph Gelender, Sr
KCPL
the Power & Light People
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Hickory
North Main
E. Wilson
South Mulberry
South
South Oak
East 2Nd
Canterbury Court
Apt. C
Brittany
Melvern
Duane Young
Steven Dietz
Homewood
Hereford
Inn
J. R. Taylor
Gardner
Kay Electronics
Rogers Road
Olathe
Mark Collins
Playhouse
Call Now
Jotleywide Company
Lenexa
Jhousewives
Atust
P. O. Box
City OF Garnett
City Hall
Olothe
General Services
Bert Mitchell
RFD
J. W. Taylor
Cathcard
Pickering Piano Service
Lloyd McClure
Bennie Stinson
A&g Roofing CO
Williamsburg
Moore’s
Gib Ledorm
Tom Williams
Richmond
U. S
C. Watkins
Quenemo
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Iola
A.B.S
Ranghoner
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Flint Hills
Eskridge
Kan
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap Printy
Tony Alison
N. Sycamore
A. K. Watts
Linda Richardson
West Wilson
F&m Auto Salvage
Princeton
Centropolis Fogwell
Robbins
Shoe Mart
Rigid Form Inc
Harold Bennett
Sal
Brown’s
Red Cross
Paine
Walt’s Hardware
Department OF the Treasury
Office OF Revenue Sharing
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Pomona City
CREA
Weraries
Social Services
Pombe & Poor
Jofai
Rumlewy
Aariloo
Porona Kansas
Ang
Total
Avatat
Ibygwatore
Wame & Title
Rapido
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