Demise Of Proposed New Prison Reviewed
Kansas lawmakers killed plans for a 400 bed medium security prison by a narrow two vote margin in a dramatic Senate session. The action followed intense political maneuvering as supporters and opponents argued over planning funds and legislative strategy. A special committee was formed to study penal problems before the next session.
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Randall Becker
Kansas
News
Topeka
Govenor
Senate
Robert Bennett
Legislaure
House
Osawatomie
Keystone Kops
Ross Doyers
Wint Winter
Rottawa
Ways and Means Committee
Doyen
Norman Gaar
BentWood
Sen. Winter
Gear
Gaar
Chicago
Hunt
Hunts
Federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Frank McGarr
U.S. District Court
McGarr
Joel Flaum
CFTC
W. Herbert Hunt
Douglas Hunt
Ray K. Schleeter
CRTC
Flaum
Guarding Nuke Protesters Costly in New Hampshire
About 1,414 protesters remain in custody at four NH armories as roughly 500 National Guardsmen guard them at $35 daily each, with rising food and logistics costs. Demonstrators at Seabrook face criminal trespass charges after peaceful camp near the reactor site, while hearings are arranged.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Burger King
McDonald's
Seabrook
Robin Read
Clamshell Alliance
Armories
Chris C. Agrafiotis
Guard
Associated Press
Concord Armory
Agrafiotis
Rod McKuen backs homosexual rights in Miami clash
In Miami, Rod McKuen joined the Gay Coalition as a celebrity advocate against Anita Bryant's Save Our Children. He urged basic human rights while cancelling some appearances, stating he will focus on statewide campaigning for the rights law.
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Anita Bryant
Rod McKuen
Miami
Dade County
Dade County Commission
Gay Coalition
McKuen
Jean
Florida
Merey
Miss Bryant
Save Our Children, Inc
Save Our Children
Mike Thompson
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