The Rhyming Judge Faces Ethics Hearing
Reno County Magistrate Richard Rome faces Kansas Supreme Court scrutiny over a prostitution verdict crafted in verse. A later letter from Susan Keller referenced the state fair drive by, and Rome’s poetic rulings draw ethics concerns and a potential censure.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Reno County
Richard Rome
Kansas Supreme Court
Preston Area
Susan Keller
Rome
Hutchinson Women's Rights Group
State Judicial Commission
House Intel panel to give 24 hour notice on secrets
Washington AP The House intelligence committee voted to require 24 hours notice before disclosing further secrets. Ranking Republican Rep Robert McClory of Illinois warns it may not prevent a clash with President Ford who has yet to comment. The panel resumes hearings on pre Tet offensive intelligence and the 1968 war context.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
Ford
Robert McClory
Illinois
House
U.S
Vietnam
Israel Offers Missile Guarantee in U S Sinai Pact
Israel defense minister Shimor Beres said Israel would pledge not to place nuclear warheads on missiles that the United States might supply. Kissinger confirmed U S consideration of Pershing missiles within the Sinai peace pact’s secret terms. Sisco faces Congress to explain all secret Sinai agreements as Mor gan indicates possible delay in approving 200 technicians to monitor the pact.
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Washington
Israel
United States
Shimor Beres
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Sinai
Joseph J. Sisco
House International Relations Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Congress
Reprieve For Parsons Kansas Plant Jobs Relief
Parsons Kansas AP relief followed word from Washington that the Army will extend production at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant though at a reduced level. Rep Joe Shubitz said production continues through March and likely longer. The plan includes possible output of a new 155mm shell by October 1976, signaling long term operation and 374 workers spared.
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Parsons, Kan
Parsons
Joe Shubitz
Kansas
Washington
Kansas Army Ammunition Plant
Skubitz
Teachers Back in Class as Walkouts End Across Several Cities
After strikes, teachers return in Chicago New York City and Clover Park Washington. Chicago and Clover Park resumed on fall term day while New York pupils count eight days back after a 65 thousand teachers pact bringing 90 minute class cuts. Fort Wayne and Wilmington see continued or new contempt cases as other districts delay.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York City
Clover Park
Wash
New York
House of Delegates
Tacoma
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Wilmington
Del
Flemming Defends Desegregation Busing Policy
Arthur S. Flemming chairman of the U S Civil Rights Commission says no judges have refused to consider alternatives to busing in desegregation cases and that the commission backs busing as required by the Constitution. Ford said courts should use seven educational options before busing. Flemming cites Judge Garrity as example of considering alternatives like redrawn zones magnet schools and closing inferior schools.
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Washington
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Ford
Commission
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Washington Press Club
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
Boston
Garrity
Probate Estate Hearings and Appointment Notice in Kansas
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas courts about Roy Arnold estate hearing and appointment of Jess R. Gilmore as executor for Laura Gilmore. It outlines filing deadlines for defenses by October 10, 1975 and creditor claims within six months, with details of court dates and parties.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Roy $. Arnold
State of
Ronald W. Arnold
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Laura Ruth Gllmore
Laura Ruth Gilmore
Jess R. Glimore
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