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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1972

Page

4

Move To Produce Names Of Major Nixon Backers

Washington AP Common Cause filed suit in U S District Court to force disclosure of financial backers who contributed over 10 million to President Nixon’s reelection before April 7. The group argues the 1925 Federal Corrupt Practices Act required reports from committees influencing elections in two or more states, despite the later repeal by the 1974 Act.

Washington Common Cause Today U.S. District Court Nixon Finance Committee Common Cause John Gardner Health, Education

Breakthrough In Determining Health Of Unborn Child

Boston researchers unveiled a fetal heart rate monitoring method using a compact $7,000 device with analog and digital circuitry. The technique detects weak fetal electrical signals through the mother's skin and can identify three key heart rate patterns tied to brain oxygenation during labor, enabling earlier intervention to prevent brain damage.

Boston John M. Leventhal Leventhal

Father Of Gridder Files Suit In WSU Tragedy

A $1 million civil lawsuit against the federal government was filed in Wichita regarding the Western State University football tragedy. The suit names the federal government and accuses negligence in the incident that led to the death of a student athlete.

Wichita, Kan

Beauty Pageant Begins at Atlantic City

Miss America 1973 contestants start preliminary rounds at Convention Hall with 17 in evening gown, 17 in swim suit, 16 with talent on three nights of preliminaries. Final results include nightly swimsuit and talent winners, while evening gown winners are kept secret for suspense at the finals. A parade opened with 120 units in Convertible cars drawing cheers from thousands. Separately in Wichita, a federal suit by Randy Kiesau’s father alleges FAA violations and improper action by Golden Eagle Inc. and Jack Richards Aircraft Co. prior to the 1970 Shocker crash that killed 31 people. a prior suit seeks 1.9 million.

Atlantic City N.J Convention Hall Golden Eagle Inc Oklahoma City Jack Richards Aircraft Co Golden Eagle Richards Kiesau WSU

Brazil marks 150th anniversary of independence

Rio de Janeiro host nation celebrates sesquicentennial with parades speeches and a royal burial. President Medici and Portuguese PM Caetano plan talks in Sao Paulo to mark King Pedro I’s return bones while cities raise flags issue commemorative coins and publish extras detailing Pedro’s declaration of independence.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Emilio G. Medici Marcello Caetano Sao Paulo Pedro I Brasilia Manaus Amazon Jungle Fortaleza Atlantic Rio Pedro Portugal Medici Ipirange

Reporting In Olympic Drama From Munich Attack

The Olympic Village attack ended a day of behind the scenes competition among ABC CBS and NBC to cover the Games via satellite. ABC anchor Jim McKay reported calmly from a New York office near Building 31 as networks vied to shape the live satellite narrative.

New York Olympic Village Munich Building 31 American Broadcasting Co ABC Jim McKay Sat Columbia Broadcasting System McKay Howard Cosell Peter Jennings CBS NBC Jennings Middle East North Africa Tunis Egypt

Kansas highway reorganization faces rural opposition

A public hearing in Topeka addressed a plan to abolish the Highway Commission and create a Department of Transportation led by a governor appointee. Rep. Rex Bergen warned rural Kansas would lose highway funds and influence, urging rural lawmakers to unite to stop the proposal. He warned one secretary could politicize highway priorities, risking rural development and funding.

Topeka Kan State Highway Department State Highway Commission Rex Bergen Asherville Kansas Department of Transportation Joint Committee On Bergen Special Legislative Committee Secretary of Transportation

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