Senate subcommittee to probe Nixon aide over Grumman pledge
The Senate subcommittee will examine a charge that a Nixon White House aide asked a former Grumman official for a 10 million campaign contribution to push the firm’s aircraft sale to Japan. The inquiry centers on possible quid pro quo influence in defense sales policy.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon White House
Grumman Corp
Japan
Former Nixon Aide Target of Probe Witnesses
Witnesses including Richard Allen and Grumman executives may testify before the Senate panel on the Honolulu 1972 summit and possible E2C sales to Japan. Allen denied soliciting funds. Grumman said no contributions were made. Cheatham testified about a proposed contribution link and a luncheon arrangement.
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Richard Allen
Richard M. Nixon
Grumman
Allen
Honolulu
Japan
Kakeui Tanaka
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Cheatham
Tokyo
Michita Sakata
Washington
Senate
Church
Grumman Corp
Bethpage
N.Y
Integration of Army means end of WACs
The House voted 343 to 4 to abolish the Women's Army Corps and end the separate women's corps. The measure, backed by the Pentagon, would integrate women fully into the Army and remove sex distinctions in promotions, with the WACs to vanish within 90 days of enactment.
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Women's Army Corps
House of Representatives
Senate
Air Force
Lucille Dion
Defense Advisory Committee On Women In the Armed Services
Pentagon
Dion
Congress
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Army
WAF
Navy
WAVES
Women's Marines
Communities State Cases For Prison
Six cities presented to a site selection committee in Topeka seeking a new medium security prison. Hutchinson Larned Wichita Pittsburg Lansing Osawatomie Concordia Herrington joined Salina and Winfield in dropping out due to local opposition. Governor Bennett defended the plan noting rising crime and judges pushing more incarcerations. The coalition Kansas Citizens for Justice includes ACLU Kansas Kansas Council on Crime and Delinquency NASW League of Women Voters and Catholic groups.
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Topeka
Kan
Hutchinson
Larned
Wichita
Pittsburg
Lansing
Osawatomie
Concordia
Herrington
Salina
Winfield
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
Kansas Citizens For Justice
The
American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas
Kansas Council On Crime and Delinquency
National Assocition of Social Workers
League of Women Voters
Johnson County Mental Health Association
Topeka Sniper Wounds One Then Shoots Self
In Topeka Kansas police say one man was wounded in a downtown sniping incident near the municipal parking garage around 11 30 p m. Three hours later investigators found a dead white male 24 or 25 in a seventh floor hotel room with a .38 revolver and six spent shells nearby.
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Topeka
Topeka, Kan
Matthew Frost
St. Francis Hospital
Frank Morgovnik
Leonard Ashworth
Morgovnik
Ashworth
Strife Widens as Soweto Sees Night of Shootings
In Soweto on day two of a three day blackout protest against apartheid, police fired on crowds near stations injuring several. World newspaper said two blacks died Monday amid clashes with workers resisting the boycott.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
the World
Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce
Cape Town
Connie Mulder
National Party
Pretoria
Alexandra Township
Soweto Students Representative Council
SSRC
Mental Exams For Pair In Kennedy Plot
Two men accused of plotting to kill Senator Edward Kennedy were examined by a court psychiatrist to assess mental competence for trial. The trio, including Sandra Rondeau, pleaded innocent in Springfield District Court as prosecutors weigh whether the plot was real or a hoax. White faces $25,000 bail. King and Rondeau released on recognizance.
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Springfield
Maas
Salvation Army
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Springfield District Court
Sandra R. Rondeau
Westfield
Mass
David J. King
Robert E. White
Massachusetts Democrat
King
Kennedy
White
Walter Rooke
U.S
Secret Service
Boston
Milwaukee
New York
Kansas Crops Show Mixed Progress Amid Dry Conditions
In Kansas, non irrigated areas remain stressed and subsoil moisture short though recent showers eased drought in scattered regions. About 60 percent of corn dented, 50 percent mature, 10 percent harvested. dryland harvesting mainly in the east, with western irrigated corn still away from harvest. Sorghum is 90 percent heading and 60 percent turning color, with grain harvest at five percent.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Public auction to satisfy a court order will occur September 30, 1976 at ten o clock a.m. at the courthouse door in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Property includes Lots 4 5 and 6 Block 80 Village of Centropolis owned by Robert Barkley and Josephine Barkley. Bidders pay cash with six months redemption. Rex A Bowling Sheriff. Also notice of hearing in the Estate of Edith Edwards deceased filed by Administrator C Kenneth Edwards with defenses due by September 27, 1974 in Ottawa Kansas.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Citizens State Bank
Barkley
Ottawa
Towit
Centropols
Robert Barkley
Josephine Barkley
Rex A. Bowling
Edith Edwards
Notice of Public Hearing on Zoning Change Ottawa KS 1974
Public hearing set for October 6 1976 at 7:00 PM in City Hall City Commission Room before the City Planning Commission on Loyd Builders petition to rezone property on Main Street west side between 11th and 15th Streets from Office and Institutional to Neighborhood Shopping District C-1. Protests may be presented. otherwise recommendations will go to the Governing Body per law. Attest City Clerk and Chairman.
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City Commission Room
Ciy Planning Commission
Allen L., Loyd
Loyd Builders
Elk
University Addition
Main Street
1Th
15Th Streets
Planning Commission
Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Orlin W. Smith
Alm Pugh
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