Dole Finance Report Shows Outsiders Dominate Contributions
Sen. Robert Dole filed a campaign finance report covering March 1 to May 31. It shows about 75 percent of individual contributors were from states outside Kansas including Howard Hughes Nelson Rockefeller and David Rockefeller. The filing notes itemized gifts over 100 dollars and a separate $19,755 fundraising reception in Washington on April 17.
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Washington
Robert Dole
Kansas
Secretary of State
Dole
Howard R. Hughes
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Vid Rockefelier
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shaffer
Tele- Prompter Corp
Republican National Committee
Senate
Kansas City
Hughes
W. H. Monett
Smithfield
City
Miami
Fla
John R. Terry
Barnet Bank
Robert Price
Lazard Freres & Co
R. L. Ireland III
Brown Brothers
Harriman Co
Henry A. Bubb
Topeka
R. C. Clevenger
Eli S. Jacobs
James W. McLamore
John L. Loeb Jr
Loeb, Rhodes & Co
Howard V. Weaver
Santa Fe Good Government Group
Chicago
Burlington Northern Railroad Workers Group
Dean Says Nixon Informed Before Clemency Offer
Ousted White House Counsel John W. Dean III testified to Senate investigators that President Nixon was consulted before an offer of executive clemency was made to a Watergate conspirator. He also alleged Nixon sought special IRS treatment for friends and discussed press reporters.
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Dean
Nixon
Associated Press
Washington
White House
John W. Dean III
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Charles W. Colson
William QO. Bittman
Watergate
Howard Hunt Bittman
Hunt
John D. Ehrlichman
Colson
Bittman
Lecal
Ehrlichman
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Senate Appropriations
Central Intelligence Agency
Los Angeles
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Martha Mitchell Feuds With Reporter Outside Fifth Avenue Home
Martha Mitchell argued with and struck a reporter outside her Fifth Avenue residence after alleging press intrusion. She also grabbed a doorman hat and threatened reporters as tension over Watergate coverage escalated. A police visit followed but reporters remained outside the building.
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Judy Yablonky
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Fury
Martha Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Mitchell
Mitchell
Weather and events wrap up Spring with fund raiser and taxes
The forecast calls for more warm spring weather with a 84 degree high yesterday and 79 degrees noon today. A benefit Mexican food sale at the American Legion basement is planned for Saturday to raise funds for the new NBC Astro Senior Babe Ruth team. Sumner County tax deadline is today with a last minute rush and a total yesterday of 258,241.73 dollars helped by Santa Fe railroad payments. American Legion meeting and pork tenders dinner are set for tomorrow night with Bay Staters from Boys State as guests. Deer permit applications are now available at the Sumner County Clerk’s office and outlying cities.
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American Legion
N.B.C. Astro
Babe Ruth
Sumner County Treasurer's Office
Loren Hibbs
Santa Fe Railroad
Wellington Bay
Boys State
Lawrence
Legion
Sumner County
Pratt
Southern Kansas Harvest Quickens
The 1973 wheat harvest is moving into full swing in southern Kansas amid reports of shortages of fuel transportation storage and manpower. Dramatically fluctuating prices are adding to the confusion.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Gasoline Shortage Hits United States Stations Run Short
Nearly half of U S gas stations operate below normal capacity per AAA survey. Forty seven percent curtail hours or ration fuel, with worse conditions in the Pacific Northwest and Middle Atlantic. AAA urges tanks half full and avoid long night trips. Kansas harvest scene reports rising combine orders and grain in elevators with scarce box cars. Some stations in Kansas brace for July shortages as rail and fuel logistics strain farm operations.
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Washington
United States
American Automobile Association
Middle Atlantic
Middle West
AAA
New York
New Jersey
Pacific Northwest
Kansas Harvest Labor Control Office
Great Bend
Coldwater
Caldwell
Kiowa
Ashland
Wellington
Meade
Liberal
Harvey Gerald
Kansas Grain Inspection Department
Hutchinson
Kansas
Sumner County
Russell Teeter
Skelly
Teeter
Wheat Harvest Underway In Wellington Caldwell Area
The 1973 wheat harvest is in full swing per the Wellington Job Opportunity Center bulletin with Cleo Harris and Neal Shinn reporting. Wellington yields run 40 to 50 bushels, test weights 62 to 63 pounds, and staffing needs include 29 combines and 29 trucks in Wellington plus 15 combines and 15 trucks in Caldwell. A gasoline shortage is reported with the main supplier predicting depletion by noon Thursday.
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Eddie J. Shaw
Mel Peters
Wellington
Cleo Harris
Neal Shinn
Caldwell
Shinn
Nixon Brezhnev Plan Talks in Mountains Retreat
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev moved their summit talks to Camp David as Brezhnev pressed for congressional approval of expanded U S Soviet trade. The two leaders shifted sessions to the mountains retreat after an extraordinary meeting with top senators.
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Nixon
Brezhnev
Associated Press
Camp David
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Potomac
Catoctin Mountains
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Blair House
Soviet Union
Congress
MFN
Soviet Communist Party
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Maryland
Nikita S. Krushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Geneva
Moscow
Wellington Faces Winter Fuel Oil Shortage Risks
City Manager A B Preston warns Wellington may need 250000 gallons of fuel oil to endure the coming winter as only 100000 gallons remain in tanks. The city also faces a gasoline shortfall of about 20000 gallons and warns that bids must arrive to prevent a crisis.
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Wellington
A.B. Preston
Preston
Grain Samples Sought for Sumner Co Wheat Exhibit
The Sumner County Wheat Exhibition at the Sumner County Fair in Caldwell Sept 6 7 8 invites farmers to submit 20 pound wheat samples with name address and variety. Entries go to grain elevators or county agent in Wellington or Max Kolarik for pickup by July 10. Samples compete in Mill and Bake Field Quality and physical sample divisions with top prizes from the Kansas Wheat Improvement Association and the Kansas Wheat Commission.
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Sumner County
Caldwell
Sumner County Wheat Growers Association
Sumner County Wheat Hearts
Wellington
Max Kolarik
Hutchinson
Kansas
Far-Marco Laboratories
Combine
Kansas Wheat Improvement Association
The
Kansas Wheat Commission
Special Notice on Sewer Break at Daily News Plant
A sewer break at the Daily News Plant Tuesday night caused sewer gas to discolor some photographic paper used for today’s Daily News. Ads and articles may look different. crew opted to print as is. Everything will be alright tomorrow.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
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Womens
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Kent Clark
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Santa Fe Railway Co
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Dodge City
Hays
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