Governor Docking urges open line of communication with constituents
Wichita Kansas Gov Robert Docking told a banquet at the Kansas State Eagles convention that lawmakers want more communication with the public and urged citizens to write and maintain contact with their elected officials. About 490 people attended the four day event including state auxiliary members.
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Staffords Consider Centralizing County Law Enforcement
STANFORD? ST JO H Kan Officials study merging all Stafford County law enforcement into one department. City clerk Gilbert Brock says discussions are underway after years of talk with meetings planned to determine needs in each community. Stafford County population under 7500 with six towns and only three regular police forces.
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Gilbert Brock
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Plane crash kills Kansas City businessman in Seneca
In Seneca Kansas a light plane crashed on takeoff from Seneca airport hitting a utility pole. Victim Alex Shnidermen 49 a Kansas City businessman and vice president of United Video Systems Inc died. Pilot Marvin Heath 46 of Liberty Missouri was seriously injured.
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Shniderman
United Video Systems Inc
Vietnam Deaths Reported in Action in Vietnam
Washington AP reports Army Pie Francis L. Arb of Melvern Kansas and Marine Pie Gerald A. Champion of St. Louis were killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department announced Friday. Arb was the son of Earl E. Arb and Champion is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Join Champion.
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Humphrey to Speak in Kansas City at CWA Convention
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will address 3,000 delegates at a Communications Workers of America convention in Kansas City on June 21. CWA director Stanley Hubbard said the meeting is open to the public and covers Kansas Oklahoma and Western Missouri.
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Communications Workers of America
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Labor contract signed for Kan Army ammo plant workers
Parsons Kansas AP report says a two year labor agreement covers police tion workers and some maine tenant2 at the Kane sas Army ammuniation plant. National Gypsum Co. and Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union AFL-CIO signers. Terms undisclosed. Ammunition production to start late this year with jobs rising to 3500 next year.
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Docking Opens $2 Million KU Medical Center Addition
Gov. Robert Docking dedicated a two million dollar addition to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. The new building is a laboratory stretching a half block and rising seven stories.
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Antipoverty Programs Ready by June 20 Says AP
The antipoverty agency plans to have all its summer youth programs in operation by June 20. Congress allocated 75 million dollars, with 28.7 million to the agency for seven regions. Neighborhood Youth Corps funding covers 341,000 summer job opportunities. Regions allocate funds to local agencies to run sports, cultural enrichment, field trips, camping, and guidance programs for youths, including hard core gangs and tutoring. Local agencies respond to appeals from regional offices.
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Land Grants Involved Spanish Americans Up In Arms
COYOTE New Mexico AP state police move against an armed Spanish American group claiming heirs to millions in the Southwest land grants The 600000 acre grab near Coyote aims to force a clash with police Eleven arrests include Cristobal Tijerina brother of leader Reies Tijerina Vehicles carried arms gas masks a walkie talkie and records of the group later named Confederation of Free City States Warrants allege unlawful assembly extortion and wildlife violations The suspects were jailed in Santa Fe on $6000 bonds ahead of a national conference expected in Coyote Police warned that more charges will follow any attendees and arrests spanned northern New Mexico
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New Mexico
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
Santa Fe
Coyote
Army Doctor Faces Prison Term Of Up To 11 Years
Army Captain Howard B. Levy, 30, a Brooklyner and dermatologist at Fort Jackson Army Hospital, was convicted by a court martial of disloyalty and disobedience. He faces up to 11 years in prison as the 10 member panel reconvenes to weigh defense arguments for a lighter sentence. Levy claimed disobedience was justified by alleged war crimes by Green Beret troops, but his attorneys failed to prevail. He stood with two attorneys as verdicts were read. His parents sat nearby.
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New York Teen Convicted in Yonkers Community Center Fire
An 18 year old, Thomas Ruppert, was found guilty of 24 counts of first degree murder and one arson count for the Yonkers Jewish Community Center fire that killed 12. He showed no emotion as the jury convicted him after a three week trial.
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Yonkers Jewish Community Center
Thomas Ruppert
Westchester County
Robert Dempsey
Eleanor Jackson Piel
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