Hart Reflects On Defeat
Hart. a Denver attorney and campaign manager for McGovern in 1972, urged a return to morality in government at Mid- America Nazarene College. He compared Nixon with Jefferson, called for cleansing politics, and warned that it will take many years and broad citizen involvement to restore public trust.
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Mid- America Nazarene College
Gary Hart
Ottawa
Oklahoma Nazarene College
Nixon
Thomas Jefferson
Hart
Denver
U. S. Senate
Colorado
Jefferson
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
France
Watergate
College Church of the Nazarene
McGovern
Ford Confident After FBI Grilling During Confirmation
Vice President designate Gerald R. Ford says FBI interview for congressional confirmation found no embarrassing past incidents. He expects a thorough review by Congress and cooperation from him as the process examines his life to the maximum degree. Ford anticipates Nixon may veto more bills before confirmation and stresses a delicate but workable bipartisan path with Democrats. He also addresses aiding G Gordon Liddy’s job candidacy, saying he did not initiate it and acted on a call from local officials in Duchess County New York in April 1969.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
FBI
House
Senate
Ford
Congress
Associated Press
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
G. Gordon Liddy
New York
Liddy
Duchess County
N.Y
Moochers in the New York office world
Hal Boyle profiles common white collar moochers in offices citing Merton the Muncher Nelson Nicotine Cash and Carry Phil and Kermit the Connoisseur. The piece lampoons petty freeloading habits from lunches to cigarettes loans to office supplies and hints at possible motives and consequences.
Kansas City firm barred from trading for 60 days
Goffe and Carkener Inc a Kansas City futures broker will be barred from trading in commodities for 60 days starting November 14 the Agriculture Department announced. The firm and two officers A Vincent Blackford and Dwight Williams allegedly mishandled customer accounts and made false statements in a report. The department says securities pledged by 17 customers were used to obtain a $100000 loan from Mid-Continent National Bank on July 12 1971.
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Kansas City Futures Commission
Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Agriculture Department
Department
Commodity Exchange Authority
A. Vincent Blackford
Dwight R. Williams
Kansas City
John G. Liebert
Goffe & Carkener
Mid-Continent National Bank of Kansas City
Ballad of Black Jack Comes to Maple Leaf Festival
Baldwin City's Maple Leaf Festival features The Ballad of Black Jack a two act musical blending music comedy and history about the Kansas slavery era. The cast exceeds 50 with Mark Swezey as Jay Branson and Sue Kean as Melinda along with Deborah Talley and John Brown impersonation. staged at Baker University Rice Auditorium with fall leaf scenery and lively songs.
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Don Lambert
Baldwin City
Baldwin
Prairie City
Palmyra
Frank Coleman
Charles Dow
Dow
Jacob Branson
Sheriff Jones
Branson
Lawrence
John Brown
Pottawatomie
Black Jack
Mark Swezey
Ottawa University
Jay Branson
Deborah Talley
Laura
Eddy Potter
Melinda
Jay
Sue Kean
Merlin Ford
Mr. More
Bruce Brecheisen
Ephraim
Scott Morgan
State Capitol
Topeka
Baker University
Rice Auditorium
Missouri
Don Mueller
Meuller
Regents seek state aid to fund Kansas athletics crisis
Topeka Kansas AP Henry Bubb chair of the regents athletic committee argues state support for Kansas and Kansas State is far below Big Eight peers. He backs $190000 yearly grants per school, potential shifting of fees waivers, and exploring NCAA limits, ticket sales, and budget cuts to avert Big Eight exit. Commissioner Nevias notes some schools field nine of ten sports.
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NCAA
Charles M. Nevias
Nobel Prize to Harvard Professor Leontief in 1973
Nobel Prize in Economic Science awarded to Harvard economist Wassily Leontief for the input output method and its applications. The 67 year old, born in Leningrad and educated in Berlin, has worked in Germany and China before joining Harvard in 1931. Kansas notes no wrestling and Kansas State no swimming.
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Stockholm
Harvard
Wassily Leontief
Royal Academy of Science
Leontief
Leningrad
Russia
Berlin
Germany
China
United States
Probate hearings in Franklin County estates announced
Notices of hearings in two probate matters in Ottawa Kansas state that James K Logan and William Bennett seek final settlement and executor fees for Caroline Hewitt estate with defenses due by October 26 1973 and Olive Baxter estate with defenses due by November 2 1973 both in Ottawa Court. Attorneys are Payne Jones for Hewitt and Skoog Latimer for Baxter.
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Probate
Franklin County
Kansas
Caroline E. Hewitt
State of Kansas
James K. Logan
Wiliam B. Bennett
Ottawa
Olive Baxter
Olive P. Baxter
Jim Pruett
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Skoog & Latimer
Title Building
Attus
Jim Pryett
Anchor Savings Association
State Avenue
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