Ford Lingers On In Person Of His Institute
Washington AP report on the American Enterprise Institute as a government in exile for Gerald R. Ford after his White House term. Former officials join the staff, including Robert Bork and John W. Barnum, shaping policy research and campus appearances. Brookings contrasts with AEI as a think tank rival, while Ford’s staff expands via public forums and future campus visits. Michael L. Ball graduates Kansas School of Men's Hairstyling and will work at Tomahawk Barber Shop.
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Ford
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Washington
White House
William J. Baroody
Institute
Robert Bork
Supreme Court
John W. Barnum
Transportation
American Enterprise Institute
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
William J. Baroody Jr
Brookings Institution
Richard M. Nixon
Brookings
Baroody Sr
Michael L. Ball
Marshall M. Ball
N. Mulberry
Kansas School of Men's
Wichita
Tomahawk
Shawnee Mission
Subsidies in Senate bill risk veto by Carter
The Senate approved a farm subsidy bill 69 to 18 but faces House trimming to avoid a Carter veto. Muskie sought cuts to crop supports, but amendments failed. The measure would cost about $4 billion annually, with a House version at about $2.3 billion. Farm state senators warn of disproportionate sacrifices to meet budget goals.
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Washington
House
Carter
Senate
Congress
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Senate Budget Committee
Bob Bergland
White House
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Muskie
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Kansas reports ample storage for bumper 1977 wheat crop
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service on April 1 estimated 155,232,000 bushels of storage space available statewide, enough for a near record 384 million bushels crop. Off farm space totals 780 million, with 372.2 million bushels occupied. on farm storage is 458.1 million with about 70 million in storage.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Agnew Drama Heads Fourth Nixon Interview
Washington AP Nixon says he never doubted Agnew could survive charges and rejected pardoning aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman. Frost interview notes Nixon’s views on Agnew’s case, his pardon, and Watergate fallout as Nielsen ratings for the series are reported.
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Agnew
Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Frost
Ford
Public Auction of Farm Equipment Near Ottawa and Baldwin Junction
Public auction to sell farm equipment and house items after moving to Ottawa. Starting at 1:00 p.m. at 5 miles north of Ottawa toward Centropolis road and 4 west or 5 miles south of Baldwin Jct. Items include wagons, cultivators, rakes, plows, kettles, lard press, sausage grinder, hay gear, tanks, mowers, lumber, wiring, junk iron, tools, and household goods. Terms cash. Auctioneer Myers Auction Service. Clerks Keller and Kirkland.
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Ottawa
Centropolis Road
Baldwin Jct
Harold Johnson
Centropolis
Notice of Hearing in Estate Matters in Franklin County
Public legal notices announce hearings in Ottawa Kansas for estates of Mary E Finch and Frances Bones. Petitions seek descent determination and final settlement, with deadlines in May and June 1977. Notices warn of judgments if defenses are not filed and list petitioners, attorneys, court details, and filing dates. Also includes a landowners notice for Centropolis Township Fire District formation with June 7, 1977 hearing.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kans
Mary E. Finch
K.S.A
Hamblin and Walton
Ottawa
Kansas
Lune
Otawa
Frankin County
Frances Bones
State of Kansas
Robert Mill
France Bones
Sea
Centropolis
Centropolie Zownaniles
Nnions
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Gerald R. Ford
Michael Stewart
Larry Stewart
Iola Junior College
Kansas State University
Berths Stewart
Ottawa Rfd
Watergate
Henry E. Petersen
Criminal Division
Myers Auction Service
Keller
Kirkland
Paxson
R.C. Cola O
Morton
Marlon Decock
Petitioner
John
Guawa
Kyote
Ally
Robert 5
Hirl
Cantropolia
Ottawa Lands
Milan
Booth
Coentropolly Township
Coeaae
West Mo
Tawnenip
Luddail Nelisan
Ottawa Herald
R.A.M
Jonathan E. Todd, H.P, Kenneth F, Liegerot, Sec’y
Plateaay
Patricia Rybalt
H.P. Lanah Cameron
Louis C. Cooper
Lora Beth Didde
Bridget
Kelly Beth MacNevin
Wolltes
Beatty Wester
Lyndon
Brazil
Colorado
Mary Huderson
Pomona
4Th and
Poplar
Northside
Jen
Warren
Ottawa University
University Business Office
Kcp&l
West
Paola
TK Enterprise
Denver
Lawrence
North Baptist Church
IHELP
Weildner Oil Company
South Main
Royal Manor
Fchevrolet-Olds
Nestl
Detroit Diesel
Dick Wood
General Services
Willis Garden Center
Handyman
Singer
Gondee
Kenneth Dodds
Duell
Budge's Hardware
B&g
Preston Melsel
Chuck
Edelman Cleaning Service
Ronald Logan
Wade
North Main
Taylor Construction
Ralph Taylor
Jack
Jack Runer
Bennie Stinson
John Fritts
Wayne Blanton
Richmond
Dan Arnold
North Kings
Gammon
Richard Gammon
Tom Bagh
Wall
Carl Baxter
Louisburg
AK. Watts
Keith-Alan
Cecil Beatty
Franklin Co
Myers Auction CO
Kanga
N.E
Anna
Ben Printy
Jack Nelson
Overbrook Livestock
Jautomobiles
Gibbons Auto Salvage
Williamson and Company
North Poplar
Compton's Antiques
Ward Underwood
Budge's
Ace Hardware
Main
Ruby
Commercial
Emporia
Used Furniture Mart
West 2Nd
Logan
Sharlee
Earth
James LeValley
Rigid Form Inc
North Oak
Winnebago Motor Home
Eldorado
Royal Manor Court
North Cedar
Concord
Jayce
Newman
Johnson
Harold Bennett
Bob Luce
Ottawa Martine
Johnson Motors
River On Cedar
NOMAD
Todd Mobile Homes
East Logan
Frederick Willys
Ace Har Dees
en _ Sporting Goods
RCA Color Connale
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