Vern Miller rejects Kansas air quality standards
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller formally rejects the Health Department air quality standards. He cites violations of the Kansas Air Quality Conservation Act, lack of testing, and the EPA warning that federal standards would apply if the state did not adopt current proposals. The federal standards take effect January 1, 1972 and are less stringent than the board sought.
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Kansas
State Health Department
Board of Health
Missouri
Environmental Control Division
State Board of Health
New York City
Los Angeles
Environmental Protection Agency
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Kansas State Board of Health
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Mid-Kansas colleges draw $2.5 million yearly in spending
A survey for the Associated Colleges of Central Kansas shows six colleges Bethany McPherson Sterling Tabor Bethel and Kansas Wesleyan contribute about 2.5 million annually to the region’s economy from student spending. The group reports 3200 students 620 faculty and staff and nearly 5 million in payrolls. Roy Just of Tabor College chairs the ACCE.
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Central Kansas
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McPherson
Sterling
Tabor
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
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Roy Just
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Kansas
American Council On Education
Harold Wiebe
Hugo Lindahl
Lindsborg
Kenneth Swanson
Mc‘Pherson
Brad Wells
North Newton
Ralph Wilson
Sherwood Parks
Salina
Long Phone Call At KSU marathon aims for charity
At Kansas State University two dorms began an effort to set a world record for the longest phone call. The 200th hour was reached as organizers hope to reach Thanksgiving. The stunt seeks local business donations and highlights broader concerns about college funding and economic impact on the area.
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Manhattan
Kan
Moore
Goodnow
Kansas State University
K-State
Jack Armstead
Arlington
China marks 22nd National Day with altered observances
AP reports from Tokyo that China celebrated National Day with a festive mood in Peking and major cities, but omitted government statements and Chou En-lai events. A grand parade and fireworks were canceled for economy, fueling speculation about Mao’s health. Xiang Lin Piao noted as heir apparent, while Chou’s absence at the reception was not acknowledged by state media.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Peking
Chou En-lai
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Chou
Tung Pi-wu
Li Hsien-nien
Chi Peng-fei
Teng Ying-chao
Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Tien An Men
Gate of Heavenly Peace
Lin Piao
Ginger Reverts To A Bad Rain Storm
Morehead City NC reports Ginger, once a hurricane, downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves inland dumping up to five inches of rain. The storm battered a 70 mile coast causing nearly $1 million in damage and an additional nine inches of rain in the area. One death is reported.
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Morehead City
N.C
Ginger
North Carolina
National Weather Service
Insurance Information Institute
Atlanta
Beaufort
CEO Gains in Congressional Testing Expansion of Day Care
Washington AP reports the House extended the Office of Economic Opportunity for two years, boosting its budget to 4.9 billion and broadening its role to include a major day care development program for working mothers. The measure expands Head Start with city sponsorship, lowers free-care income thresholds, and creates an independent public service corporation to run the legal services program for the poor amid Senate talks on a compromise.
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House
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nixon
Michigan
Ford
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot Richardson
Senate
Richardson
Durward G. Hall
Reo
Edith
Green
D-Ore
Ky Calls For Boycott Of One Man Election In Saigon
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky urged voters to boycott Sunday's presidential election and asked police and soldiers not to suppress public desires. He condemned Thieu's unopposed candidacy as unconstitutional at a monsoon rally attended by 200 delegates in Saigon. Ky drew 40 to 50 security guards, arriving in 10 Jeeps and two gun-bristling trucks as speakers labeled Thieu a dictator.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
People’s Congress
Thieu
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