Junior Miss Welcomed Home After Victory in Miss Contest
Linda Susan Rutledge 18 of Leavenworth Kansas returned from Mobile Alabama where she won junior miss title. A 200-strong greeting awaited her with ROTC sabre cordon Mayors and chamber president present. She carried $12000 in scholarship money and emphasized intelligence and poise over looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
America
Linda Susan Rutledge
Leavenworth
Kan
Mobile
Ala
Leavenworth High School
Ben Day
Dan Belton
Chamber of Commerce
Maj
Ron David
John J. Hennessey
Gary Rutledge
Command and General Staff College
Miss Rutledge
Competition Tough On US Fishermen
In Gloucester Massachusetts AP reports American fishermen fear collapse of the North Atlantic industry within years due to foreign fleets fishing beyond the 12 mile limit. Haddock and other species are depleted from Cape Hatteras to Maine threatening livelihoods and prompting calls to extend the boundary to 200 miles or pursue American supervision. Fishermen warn of a future without a U.S. fishing industry unless government action occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
North Atlantic
Haddock
Boston
Cape Hatteras
S.C
Maine
Jack Donegan
Seafood Workers Union
Donegan
Frank Grice
Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries
Washington
Congress
East
Tom Powers
Powers
Sam
Santa Claus
National Marine Fisheries Service
Russell T. Norris
Fisheries Service
Kansans and Missourians Spend on Foreign Trips in 1972
The Congressional Record shows Kansas representatives spent over $8,000 and Missouri officials over $4,500 on overseas trips in 1972. Tenures spanned Algeria, Denmark, England, Italy, Japan and more, with total reported expenses around $700,000 in foreign currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Missouri
United States
Congressional Record
House
U.S
Congressional
Keith Sebelius
R-Kan
House Agriculture Committee
Algeria
Sudan
Ethiopia
Bahrain
Muscat-Oman
India
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Kuwait
Italy
Spain
Garner Shriver
A-Kan
Appropriations Committee
Denmark
Greece
Turkey
Switzerland
Ottawa Library Best Sellers For Young Readers
A survey from 125 bookstores in 64 U S communities lists top children titles. Richard Scarrys Best Word Book Ever tops, followed by Roald Dahls Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Other classics include Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Charlotte's Web, The Velveteen Rabbit, The Giving Tree, The Little Prince, Julie of the Wolves, and Little House in the Big Woods. The Ottawa Library has served readers since 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Richard Scarry
Charlie and
Roald Dahl
Willie Wonka
Charlie Bucket
Snow-White
The
Randall Jarrell
Nancy Ekholm Burkett
E.B. White
Charlie
Margery Williams
Big Woods
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Little House
Ottawa
Financial Wizard Cornfeld Faces Swiss Fraud Charges
Bernard Cornfeld, who popularized mutual funds in Europe, was ordered to appear before a Swiss magistrate on charges of fraud, abetting speculation and mismanagement related to Investors Overseas Services. He was arrested while visiting his mother at his lakeside villa and faces future questioning in Geneva.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Bernard Cornfeld
Europe
Napoleon
Cornfeld
Tare
Investors Overseas Services
Empire
Paris
Robert Vesco
Beverly Hills
Calif
Vesco
United States
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Fund of Funds
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William J. Randall
D-Mo
NATO
Armed Services Committee
England
Germany
Portugal
Canada
William Clay
Committee On Education and Labor
Yugoslavia
William Roy, D
Russia
Joseph Skubitz
Committee On Interstate Commerce
France
Larry Winn
Committee On Science and Astronautics
Netherlands
Finland
Hungary
Ireland
N. Main
Delco-Remy
Hughes
Main
Library Notes
Financial Wizard
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
London
California
Walli Davis
Josephine
French Alps
Carlyle
New York
Pierre Cardin
Saffron Glass CO
Walnut
Wilson
Paine
Benner
Westinghouse Freezer
Benner Williams
Westinghouse
Benner Williams Inc
Emporia
Osage City
U. S
Jerry's Super Saver
Nstack
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