Democrats Eye Control Of Kansas House In 1976 Vote
In Topeka Republicans doubt. Democrats see a real chance to seize the Kansas House in the November election. The piece details historical swings since 1912, current seat counts, predicted gains or losses for both parties in the House and Senate, and mentions key figures like House Minority Leader John Carlin, Randy Rathbun, and party strategists Garrett and Friesen.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House of Representatives
Kansas House
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Democratic Party
Gordon Garrett
Democratic State Committee
Garrett
Mike Friesen
Republican State Committee
Friesen
GOP
John Carlin
Smolan
Randy Rathbun
Washburn University
Ellsworth
Carlin
Rathbun
David Miller
D-Parsons
John Ivey
el Dorado
Eugene Anderson
Wichita
Loren Hohman
Ruth Wilkin
Homer Jardon
Geneva Anderson
Mulvane
Marian
Independence
Don Christy
Scott City
Leslie Droge
Seneca
Neil Arnsmith
Phillipsburg
Wint Winter
Ottawa
Elwaine Pomeroy
Arden Booth
Lawrence
Abilene
Frank Lombard
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Doyen
Lombard
Hudson
Zimmerman
Vermillion
Tillotson
Dan Bromley
Atchison
Palmer
Ted Saar
Pittsburg
Don Bickle
Hays
Albert Campbell
Larned
Bickle
Joseph Norvell
Campbell
Norvell
Ellis County
Dick Williams
Pratt
Walter W. Graber
Pretty Prairie
Fred Kerr
Coats
Larry Rogers
Wamego
Arnold Berman
Droge
Booth
FTC Orders Sears to Stop Bait and Switch Tactics
The FTC approved a settlement barring Sears Roebuck from bait and switch sales of major home appliances including sewing machines TVs refrigerators and more. Sears admitted no wrongdoing but agreed not to disparage, misrepresent, or pressure customers into pricier models. The order carries potential penalties of up to 10,000 per offense and applies to all appliance lines.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
FTC
Arthur M. Wood
Chicago
Stephanie Kanwit
Cover-Up Cry Echoed Ford Watergate Probe Decision
A Justice Department refusal to probe President Ford's role in halting the 1972 Watergate inquiry drew charges of a new cover-up from Rep. Holtzman and Rep. Conyers. Levi cited no credible evidence to justify a new inquiry, while Ford asserted he acted at the request of responsible Banking Committee members.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ford
Congress
Edward H. Levi
House Banking Committee
Levi
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Elizabeth D. Holtzman
D-N.y
John Conyers
D-Mich
Ruff
Richard M. Nixon
Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
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