EAU Festivities Boost Fair Building Fundraiser
The Franklin County Fairgrounds display building gains momentum as the EAU luncheon style show and plant sale at Elliott Hall draw big support. Two hundred forty tickets sold. plant sale prices ranged from 25 cents to five dollars and the event raised over 3400 for kitchen appliances. Plans aim to buy a refrigerator or stove for the project.
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Joan Istas
Franklin County Fairgrounds
EHU
Elliott Hall
Carter Gains Delegates In Kansas Democratic Race
Carter leads in Kansas delegate pickups with four from the 1st District and three from the 4th and 5th, while 11 delegates remain uncommitted and seven more will be chosen at the June 5 state convention in Topeka. Prominent Carter supporters include Bill Roy, Theo Cribbs, and Louise Brock. uncommitted figures include Sen. Frank Gaines and John D. Montgomery backing Jackson in parts of the state. Delegates were allocated across five districts with local conventions listing commitments and uncommitted delegates at varying levels.
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Henry Jackson
Washington
Topeka
Carter
Kansas
U.S
Bill Roy
Theo Cribbs
Wichita
Louise Brock
Cochairman
Frank Gaines
Augusta
John Montgomery
Junction
Bill Jellison
Hays
Lena Ruth Speer
Dighton
Marie Vickers
Pratt
Jean McKenna
Salina
Sid Warner
Cimarron
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Larry Bengtson
Junction City
Udall
Lou Douglas
Manhattan
Jackson
John D. Montgomery
Thomas F. Lally
Kansas City
Kan
Verdis Robinson
Martha Dexter
Prairie Village
James K. Logan
Clathe
Barry Shalinski
Overland Park
Marjorie Taylor
James. Johnston
Sandra McMullen
Hutchinson
Pentagon Says Russia Uses Capitalist Tactics in Arms Sales
Pentagon officials say Moscow uses price cuts and discounts to sell arms to Third World countries. They note Soviet prices undercut Western gear, offer credits around 2 percent, and stretch payments over eight to ten years, while some customers complain about parts and after sale support.
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Washington
Russia
Pentagon
U.S
United States
Moscow
H.M. Fish
Congress
Soviet Union
India
Merger Continued: Motorola System Replacement Planned
Motorola engineers say repair of the old system is impractical due to scarce replacement parts. The city will replace it with a unified public safety department at little or no extra cost, after months of study. Officials cite benefits seen in other cities and praise the consolidation approach.
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Motorola
Department of Public Safety
Camp Kivawood Family Camp Ends With Promises Of Fall Return
Families at Camp Kivawood enjoy a log sawing contest, group games, and a campfire led by Sue Braden. Dorothy Nichols recalls the camp history as Whiskey Creek hides a tale. Warmth fades to night as plans for another family camp emerge and staff seek feedback.
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Sue Braden
Dorothy Nichols
Kivawood
Whiskey Creek
Trade balance shifts as imports outrun exports in early 1976
Administration officials acknowledge a sharp turn from a surplus to a deficit in the first quarter of 1976 as imports rise 12 percent, with economists arguing the development reflects a growing economy and may curb inflation. Labor groups caution against policies that threaten domestic jobs and tech exports. Valencia pianist Jose Turbi receives Spain’s Grand Cross for cultural contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Maynard S. Comiez
C. Fred Bergstren
Brookings Institution
Los Angeles
Jose Tturbi
Spain
Congress Tolls At FEC Bill
Congress moves to finish a compromise federal election bill to restore public funding to presidential campaigns after the Supreme Court struck down the FEC setup. House vote expected today, Senate action likely soon, with Ford weighing signing or veto. Hatfield praises the measure and urges presidential approval following talks with Rhodes.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Election Commission
House
White House
Senate
Ford
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ove
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Election Commission
Rhodes
Supreme Court
Commission
Hughes will question authenticity in probate fight
A Nashville heir finder claims to represent 11 Hughes relatives and contests a March 19 1969 will found in Mormon church offices in Las Vegas while Noah Dietrich seeks probate in Los Angeles as executor. Dietrich estimates the estate at 1.5 to 2.5 billion dollars and faces a temporary administrator named by a California court.
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Las Vegas, New
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Los Angeles
Dietrich
Harold Rhoden
California
Richard C. Gano
Superior Court
Rhoden
Jones
Notice of Availability of Annual Report for Truman Gates Trust
Public notice states the Truman Gates Trust private foundation annual report for 1975 is available for inspection at its principal office in Ottawa Kansas during business hours 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. within 100 days of publication. notices include the principal office address and names Winton A. Winter as trust manager and Robert W. Green as chartered auditor. It also lists a separate Kansas court notice of hearing in Franklin County for the estate of E G Cleaveland with executor William Bowett requesting approval of acts, accounting, will construction, and estate disposition with a May 12 1976 deadline in Ottawa Kansas.
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Truman Gates Trust
Trust
Robert W. Green
Chartered
WO West
Ottawa
Kansas
Winton A. Winter
Truster
State of
Parsons
William
Bowett
Cleaveland
Prankliin
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Wes Sylvester
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
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Kirawood
Commerce Department
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Jose Iturby
Tturbi
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Angeles
Pain
Rochester Philharmonic
Avery Fisher Hall
New York
Mexico City
Palacio de Bellas Artes
W.A. Jones
Heirfinders Inc
Nashville, Tenn
Clark County
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
FEC
Air Force
Tennessee
Navy
Ariss
Pai
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