Audit Time on Wall Street
New York attorney general releases a critical preliminary audit of Wall Street practices. The report flags routine back office forgery, notary abuse, and fake profit and loss omission, noting brokers treat their firms as private partnerships with lax oversight and surprising audits that rarely feel surprising. It cites $21,744,000 in securities stolen over three years and widespread record-keeping confusion, underscoring systemic weaknesses in market operations.
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Draft Lottery to proceed despite draft law delay
Washington AP select service says the draft lottery will be held next month to determine Army entry order for 1972. Aug. 5 tentatively set. July 1 postponed as Congress fights extension. Officials cite uncertainty and fairness for anxious draftees awaiting fall decision.
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Things We Could All Do Without This Week
Hal Boyle lists annoyances from costly steak and noisy construction to relentless charity appeals and overdraft notices. He mocks hypocritical hippies, inefficient transit, cluttered mail, and family worries, finishing with a quarrel over a diamond that won’t scratch glass.
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State Board Probing Effects Of Herbicide 2 4 D Use In Kansas
The Kansas Pesticide Advisory Board will gather all available information on 2 4 D before recommending future use. Hearing follows Milford Reservoir fish and plankton concerns after Fort Riley spraying. scientists note limited data and call for more research.
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Nixon Trip to China Triggers Mixed Reactions Across Asia
Nationalist China protested the planned Nixon visit to Communist China while South Korea called it shocking news. South Vietnam voiced cautious hope for peace, and Japan and Britain welcomed the move as a potential thaw in U S China relations.
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Mild encephalitis outbreak in Oklahoma hospitalizes 18
In Enid Oklahoma 18 people have been hospitalized with a mild form of encephalitis. State Health Department researchers confirm the outbreak appears unrelated to the deadly Texas strain. Dr Cecil Reinstein Garfield County medical director notes no link to Texas illness.
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Final Kansas amendments prepared after reorganization vote
In Topeka three legislative committees will finalize two proposed Kansas Constitution amendments on Sept. 10. One amendment would correct an executive reorganization approved in 1970. the other would end elective status for the state printers. The militia article was dropped from the package, while the four elected officers would remain governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and secretary of state. The committees also discussed reorganizing the Department of Administration and the Revenue Department, proposing a seventh division for administrative services and moving printing duties if the printer is abolished. Attorneys would serve on a pool basis and work full time, with no private practice.
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