Paper Shortage Won't End Soon
New York AP reports a severe newsprint shortage will ease after Canadian mill strikes are settled, but tight supplies and rising prices loom for years. Demand grows about 5 percent annually while capacity expands under 3 percent, influencing small papers hardest and prompting possible price moves to $200-$225 per ton.
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New York
United States
Joseph Prendergast Jr
Newspaper Publishers Association
U.S
American Paper Institute
Anthony Balloch
Bowater Inc
Bruce Howe
MacMillan Bloedel
North America
Southland Paper Mills
South
Southwest
Newprint
Kansas House size would shrink to 80 under amendment
A Legislative Budget Committee approved a constitutional amendment to cut the Kansas House to 80 members from 125 and to establish a mandatory court review system for reapportionment. The measure would go to a 1974 ballot if two thirds of both chambers approve.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Legislative Budget Committee
House
Pete McGill
Senate
McGill
Democratic leaders weigh staying in session with Nixon proposals
Washington AP states Democratic congressional leaders show little sign of following President Nixon's call to stay in session through year end to pass administration bills. Mansfield expresses mixed views while privately a November adjournment seems likely. Republicans back staying to finish energy, education, housing, and trade measures.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Congress
State of the Union
Capitol Hill
White House
Hugh Scott
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
Retired KU Professor Helen Hoopes Dies at 95
Helen Rhoda Hoopes, 95, retired English professor at the University of Kansas, died Thursday in a Lawrence nursing home. Born in Kansas City, she graduated from Central High in 1898 and KU in 1913, taught there 1914–1947, and helped found Gamma Phi Beta, Theta Sigma Phi, the Quill Club, and the Poetry Society of Kansas. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Monday at Danforth Chapel. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Lawrence
Kan
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
University of Kansas
Miss Hoopes
Kansas City
Central High School
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
K.U
Theta Sigma Phi Journalism Fraternity
Quill Club
Poetry Society of Kansas
Danforth Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Heat Stress Likely Reduced Midwest Corn Yields
The Agriculture Department reports an abnormally hot week with light rainfall in the Corn Belt likely trimmed prospective crop yields. Soil dryness worsened stress on dryland corn, notably in Nebraska, with declines also seen in Michigan and Illinois. more rain and warmth are needed in Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas to reach harvest maturity.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Corn Belt
USDA
Michigan
Illinois
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Kissinger Faces Senate Questioning At Confirmation
Secretary of State design ate Henry Kissinger prepared for tough Senate hearings on secrecy and executive privilege as he seeks confirmation. The German born Harvard professor and former national security adviser helped shape SALT agreements and the Vietnam settlement while paving the way for Nixon’s China visit. The hearings focus on his dual role as secretary of state and presidential adviser and how this affects policy oversight.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Harvard
Russia
Vietnam
Peking
China
Boyle Charged With Yablonski Murders in 1969 Case
Philadelphia AP reports former United Mine Workers President W A Boyle, 71, and aide William Turnblazer, 52, charged in the Yablonski family killings. Turnblazer pleaded guilty to civil rights charges. Boyle awaits state murder arraignment. Prosecutors say Boyle initiated the plan to kill Joseph Yablonski and his family in Clarksville, Pennsylvania, in 1970 after an election defeat.
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Philadelphia
Richard A. Sprague
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Yablonski
Boyle
William J. Turnblazer
Joseph A. Yablonski
Turnblazer
UMW
Sprague
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Washington
Pennsylvania
Joseph A. Yablonski Jr
Albert Pass
UMW District 19
Pass
Common Pleas
Thomas D. Gladden
Krogh Says 1971 Plumbers Break-In Was Authorized
Egil Krogh Jr. told reporters in Los Angeles that the 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist break-in was a mistake yet fully authorized for urgent national security aims. He pleaded innocent to burglary conspiracy and solicitation charges and said the operation belonged to the White House plumbers formed by President Nixon.
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Los Angeles
Egil Krogh Jr
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Krogh
Ellsberg
Plumbers
Nixon
Notice of Suit and Sheriff Sale in Franklin County Kansas
Legal notices announce Eileen M. Hansen seeks absolute divorce from Gordon G. Hansen with child support alimony and fees. Also a sheriff sale of Lots 7 9 11 12 in Hamblin and Waltons Addition Ottawa Kansas to satisfy a court order. Sale set September 25 1973 at 4 PM at the courthouse West Door Ottawa Franklin County Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
Gordon G. Hansen
District Court
Franklin’ County
Eileen M. Hansen
Ottawa
Elleen M. Hansen
William S. Bowers
West
2Nd Street
P.O. Box
Franklin County
Franklin Savings Association
Eleanor Allen
Court House
Hamblin
Walton
Eleanor Alien
Elaine C. Wider
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Plaintitt
Peortion
Seeeressante
Wellsville
Royal Riders Arena
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Call
Isage
North Mulberry
North Cedar
ARGE
Daryl’s Auto Center
Pomona
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Airport Road
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Hickory
Suh and Main
Sam
Georgia Whiteford
Bernhardt
Orchard Lane Nursing Home
Baldwin
Benner-Williams
Ottawa Herald
Melvern
Cal
KW Construction Company
Westmark, Inc
Kansas Avenue
Olathe
Avon Calling
Jone Sells
Avon
Wellsville Farm Products, Inc
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South Cedar
Richmond
Ee Ten
Cathcard
J. W. Taylor
Mitchell
Vic
Bert
Red
Moore's Refrigeration
Pickering Piano Service
Lloyd McClure
Bennie Stinson
4K &G Roofing CO
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Alini
Roy Sutton
Quenemo
Old Lone Elm School
Wayne Wischropp
H&r
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Michigan St
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Singer Golden Touch
Justice
Electrolux
Ige
Remington Elec
Underwood
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Elec
Cliff Turner
Printy & Son
Harold Hays
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