Area Schools Grapple With New Finance Plan
JOAN ISTAS reports on Kansas districts adapting to a new school financing bill aimed at equalizing funding. districts like Pomona Williamsburg Central Heights Wellsville see budget increases, shifts in state aid, and potential mill levy adjustments as transportation, special education, and capital outlay funds move outside the 105 percent cap.
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Joan Istas
Kansas
U.S.D
Pomona- Williamsburg
Central Heights
Wellsville
Reginald Hurd
Watergate testimony tempers Nixon suspicions rise
Richard A. Moore told the Senate Watergate committee he discounted early Watergate coverage and only grew worried around March 1. He urged Dean to inform Nixon about hush money and the cover up, while Kalmbach is slated to testify next. The panel pursued Nixon papers and potential subpoenas as Ervin pressed for answers. Stone defended Nixon’s integrity amid campaign donations.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Richard A. Moore
Moore
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Watergate
Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Ervin
Science Magazine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jerome B. Wiesner
John D. Ehrlichman
Anne Armstrong
Armstrong
Tallahassee
Fla
W. Clement Stone
Stone
Chicago
Senate
Weather respite eases heat with scattered showers
Overnight and early morning rains brought relief from a heat wave across Kansas while delaying some sports events. Forecasters predict cloudiness with showers, clearing Sunday, and highs mainly in the 80s. Concordia logged the most rain, with several cities above an inch. highs ranged to 95 at Hutchinson.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kansas Baseball Congress
Concordia
Coffeyville
Dodge City
Emporia
Wamego
Manhattan
Goodland
Sign Of Zorro To Be Common Here In License Tags
Franklin County will issue Z replacement tags as letter coded plates run short and Allen County reports only X codes with no 7 tags available. Ten day permits are used as replacements while 10,777 plates have sold so far this year and 10,868 for 1972.
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Franklin County
Allen County
Kissinger to Replace Rogers Rumor Hits State Dept
Rumor says Henry Kissinger may take over as secretary of state from William Rogers within months. CBS report cites Nixon discussing the shift. Rogers flies to Japan for talks on U S policy with Tokyo and Europe. Kissinger says no discussion with him. White House offers no denial. Rogers, a close Nixon ally, has recent duties in Latin America Helsinki and Asia as U S diplomacy shifts toward Europe and the Pacific.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
CBS
Nixon
Rogers
White House
Kissinger
Tokyo
China
Dan Rather
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Supreme Court
Latin American
United States
Helsinki
Japan
Korea
Begin First Leg Of Canoe Trek
Fourteen Ottawa Explorer Scouts and two sponsors left at 5:30 this morning for a month long canoe trip in Canada. They will trek 500 miles northeast to the Hudson Bay from north of Lake Winnipeg with guides from Camp Summers. The voyage includes polar bear and Cree Indian sightings, a northern tundra section, and a return to Winnipeg by rail before heading home to Ottawa in mid August. Logs will be mailed to the Herald.
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Anne Wolf
Ottawa Explorer
Canada
Explorer Post 2077
Lake Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
Don White
Paul Pentz
Moorhead
Minn
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ely
Norway House
Winnepeg
God’s Lake
York Factory
Missouri
Arkansas
White
Brad
O'Dea
Ottawa
Herald
Senate backs Alaska oil pipeline over delay
The Senate voted 61 to 29 to defeat Mondale's amendment delaying pipeline construction for a year. Environmentalists favored routing via Canada's Mackenzie River valley, arguing for full NAS review of environmental and security impacts. The measure would have blocked the project pending study, but now hopes to stop it are slim.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
Sciences
Canada
The
Wilderness Society
Nixon Improves After Viral Pneumonia at Bethesda
President Nixon rested reasonably well and showed improved condition after admission to Bethesda Naval Medical Center with viral pneumonia. Doctors reported chest pain subsided, temperature dropped to 100, and he slept through the night. therapy was planned for seven to ten days with further examinations and a news briefing to disclose results.
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Washington
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Walter Tkach
Ronald L. Ziegler
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