Court order could lower fuel prices to consumers
The U.S. Appeals Court overturned Ford administration licensing fees on oil imports, signaling potential cuts in gasoline and heating fuel. Democrats hailed a victory, while officials consider review by the Federal Energy Administration and possible refunds to consumers.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Federal Energy Administration
U.S. Appeals Court
Vail
Colo
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Sen
Henry Jackson
FEA
U.S. District Court
Congress
Northeast
Robert Drinan
D-Mass
Plantiffs
Vacation's over USD 413 enrolls for school year
Enrollment begins this week for USD 413 as students return to Royster Junior High and the senior high. Seventh graders enroll Thursday, eighth graders Friday, and other grades follow on assigned days with fee details for textbooks lockers and activity tickets.
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Royster Junior High School
Royster
Brickwork heats up on Hillside Acres fireplace chimney project
In today’s heat Howard Barr and Bud Zillner, general contractors, lay bricks for a fireplace chimney at a Hillside Acres new home. The heat persists with 90 degree temperatures and chances of thunder showers this week.
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Howard Barr
Bud Zillner
Hillside Acres
City delays dues to Southeast Kansas planning group
Chanute City Commission votes to delay paying 1976 dues to the Southeast Kansas Regional Planning Commission, with city dues set at 1 672.95 dollars an increase over 1975. Mayor Cunningham notes potential expansion of regional commissions under state plans.
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Bud Huffman
Chanute
Southeast
O. H. Cunningham
Robert Bennett
Neosho County
Planning Commission
Wichita
Cunningham
Bunting
Robinson
First Day School Postponements Stir Wary Parents
In a note to families the writer suggests widespread delays as schools and students face altered schedules. The message hints at disrupted routines and questions about when normal classes will resume.
Japan to buy grain as Soviets face hold on sales
Washington reports a three year agreement that Japan will purchase about 14 million tons of U.S. grains and soybeans annually. The deal includes assurances exports to Japan won’t be cut by controls and aims to protect U.S. projected sales. Butz notes delaying Soviet sales to cushion demand.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Japan
U.S
Russia
Shintaro Abe
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Abe
America
Midwest
USDA
Iowa
Plains
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Myron Krenzin
Kansas Wheat Commission
Krenzin
Kansas
Kansans oppose embargo on grain exports says officials
United Press International reports Kansas agricultural leaders urge Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to lift the embargo on grain sales to the Soviet Union. They argue reduced U.S. forecasts, large reserves, and risks to markets demand keeping exports open and prices stable.
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Kansas Agricultural
Earl Butz
United States
Kansas Farmers Union
Dale Lyon
Kansas
Butz
International Longshoremen’s Association
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Russia
Governor Bennett seeks delay on 25 million state liability insurance
Gov. Bennett urges postponement of a 25 million dollar state liability insurance purchase amid board concerns over protection. He recommends deferring the plan until costs per agency can be estimated and the 1976 Legislature decides the level of needed protection. Regents member Henry Bubb warns of resignation to protest immunity rulings and calls for insured coverage for state workers and officials.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Robert Bennett
Board of Regents
Bennett
Fletcher Bell
Henry Bubb
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Supreme Court
Weather Area Forecast Brief for Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight in the low to mid 90s. Highs Wednesday in the low 90s. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph tonight. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and Wednesday.
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House
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Commission
Terry Lundblad
Lundblad
City Park and Recreation Commission
Chanute City
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United Press International
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