State Warning To Polluters In Kansas Issued
The Kansas Board of Health ordered firms in Tescott and Belleville to stop polluting streams and placed 16 industries on notice to add water pollution controls to meet standards. Tescott Cheese Co. must plan and install facilities by 1972, with operation by May 1, 1972, while Mid-West Rendering and Supplies must cease discharge by Jan 1, 1973 with possible temporary holding facilities. The list of 16 facilities includes Maurer Neuer Meat Packing Arkansas City Midwest Solvents Co. and others across Kansas City Lawrence Atchison Great Bend and more, with many requiring effluent chlorination at designated sites.
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Saline
Mid-West
Salt Creek
Maurer-Neuer Meat Packing
Arkansas City
Midwest Solvents Co
Atchison
Iowa Beef Packers Inc
Emporia
Thies Packing Co
Great Bend
Coop Farm Chemical Association
Franklin County Seeks Bids for New 32-Prisoner Jail
Franklin County Commission will open bids at 10 30 a m Nov 17 for a 32 prisoner jail to be built south of the present facility. Wichita architect Wilbur F Kruse estimates cost at 256 360 with space for police and possible city utilities arrangements. A federal funds application targets a second phase costing about 200 000 with 75 percent potential for aid.
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Supreme Court vacancies under scrutiny as Nixon list grows
Senators Edward Kennedy and Birch Bayh harshly criticized President Nixon over the six potential nominees for the Supreme Court. They accused Nixon of insulting the court and engaging in a political balancing act while the ABA investigates the list. The pair cited past battles over Haynsworth and Carswell, urging higher standards.
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Chevrolets Inspected For Motor Defects
The Transportation Department warns up to 6 million Chevrolet built cars from 1965 to 1969 should be inspected for faulty front engine mounts after reports of failures in about 500 vehicles. GM cooperates, stating owners pay repair costs and that risks arise only if a mount fails at low speeds. If failure occurs while moving, shift to neutral, turn off ignition, and brake.
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Kissinger Heads to Peking for China Trip Plans
Dr Henry A Kissinger leaving Washington for four days to finalize President Nixon s forthcoming trip to mainland China He travels as Nixon s national security adviser and will meet with Chinese officials in Beijing to outline the visit earlier agreed schedule
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Lawyer Quits Amid Scandal Ties to Texas Stock Schemes
Asst. Atty. Gen. Will R. Wilson resigns amid heat over ties to Frank W. Sharp, centerpiece in a Texas stock scandal. He cites political character attacks and aim to spare the Nixon administration embarrassment while federal grand juries probe material connected to Sharp’s firms. Wilson notes no crimes alleged. ex-judge Gonzalez pressed for his dismissal.
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Selections Due On Boards
Nixon moves toward naming Pay Board and Price Commission members for Phase 2. White House says appointments will come soon and first meetings may occur next week. Rumsfeld warns against interim standards and confirms some nominees declining. Connally signs orders empowering boards to stabilize wages during Phase 2 to ease labor fears.
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John M. Harlan
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Cost of Living Council
Rumsfeld
Treasury
John B. Connally
Clothing Prices May Rise After New Trade Restraints
Washington officials frame the question of higher clothing costs as a tradeoff while predicting likely price increases of 10 to 15 percent from restraints with Japan and other Asian producers. Retailers and foreign suppliers expect faster price hikes, citing quotas, stock replenishment, and a 10 percent surcharge since last August. The domestic textile industry disputes the premise of higher prices, while President adviser Peter Peterson notes potential job savings of about 150,000 workers in the sector.
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Japan
White House
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Peterson
Retailers Association
Local Couple To White House For Landscape Awards
Harold and Mrs. Crawford of Willis Nursery receive an invitation from Mrs. Pat Nixon to the 19th annual Landscape Awards at the White House East Garden. The 300 guest limit honors 34 award recipients spanning 17 first places with three people per award, plus a Statler Hilton reception for all nurserymen.
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Harold Crawford
S. Cedar
White House
Pat Nixon
Crawford
Crawfords
American Association of Nurserymen
Willis Nursery
Statler Hilton Hotel
Statler Hilton
Lyndon Johnson
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