McGovern Predicts Tighter Wage Controls
The Associated Press reports that Democratic nominee George McGovern warned Nixon could impose stricter wage controls after November 7. He criticized the administration for choosing policies benefiting the few. Police detained several thousand antiwar protesters at Independence Hall during the signing of revenue sharing.
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Boggs Missing Sparks Expanded Alaska Manhunt
After more than 10 hours of false leads rescuers prepared an expanded search for Hale Boggs and three others in Alaska. More than 70 aircraft will join the effort aided by two RF4C reconnaissance planes en route from Bergstrom AFB Texas to probe cloud covered passes for life or wreckage amid cloudy snowy conditions.
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Kansas college enrollments dip slightly in 1972 fall data
Kansas Board of Regents reports 1972 fall enrollments across 48 institutions. Head count totals 100 969, down 0.6 percent from last year, with full time equivalent 90 001, down 2.2 percent. State colleges drop, Washburn rises, community junior colleges up, private colleges fall.
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Indians Charge No Cooperation Trail of Broken Treaties
Russell Means an Oglala Sioux said the Interior Department ordered the Bureau of Indian Affairs to withhold cooperation from Indians traveling to Washington on The Trail of Broken Treaties. A 36 car caravan linked up in Sioux Falls en route from Omaha and Canada as AIM plans to meet presidential candidates about proposed BIA budget cuts including education funding. Church groups in Sioux Falls provided overnight lodging and meals for the travelers.
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Canada
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Minn
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AIM
Washington
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Investigator Dead At 60
TOPEKA Kan AP Fred R Farr of Topeka former Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent and state fire marshal died Friday at age 60. Farr was with the KBI when named fire marshal in 1961 a post he held six years. At death he was a special investigator for the attorney general's office. Native of Kansas City Kan Farr owned and operated a grocery store there. He was in Wyandotte County sheriff's office before moving to Topeka.
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Common Market Leaders Pledge Union By 1980
At Paris summit, six current members and three future entrants pledge a loose European union by 1989. Leaders from Britain, Ireland, Denmark join West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg to press for common currency aims, trade cooperation, and a stronger parliamentary body amid rising prices. They plan a European monetary cooperation fund to stabilize currencies and pursue international currency reform.
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