Diplomacy With Peking Seen Likely With Caution
The Tribune notes that U S Peking diplomatic relations seem inevitable and urges cautious, deliberate steps. It cites Mike Mansfield proposing quick recognition even if Taiwan defense pledges lapse, while warning that Beijing's aims are unclear and Taiwan's future warrants prudence.
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Peoples Republic of China
Republic of China
Taiwan
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Peking
U.S
China
Mansfield
Brezhnev Eyes Arms Talks With Carter Move
The Soviet Union signals a desire for peaceful ties and swift strategic arms talks under President Carter. Moscow seeks to avoid crises and improve U S U S relations, recalling past tensions with Kennedy Johnson and Nixon, while stressing constructive engagement.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Jimmy Carter
Moscow
Kremlin
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Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Berlin
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Carter
Kansas irrigation demands may exhaust water supply
Studies warn Kansas irrigation could quintuple groundwater use by century’s turn, risking shortages in many areas. Experts cite high costs for recharging aquifers or importing water, with estimates of 40 to 400 dollars per acre foot for delivered water and potential regional political decisions shaping the future.
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UPI Capital
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Topeka
UPI
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Kansas Water Resources Board
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Water Resources Board
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Department of Interior
Texas
New Mexico
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High Plains
High Plains Study Council
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Rhugoton
Farrar
Kansas High Plains
Chanute newspaper publisher and contact details
Chantembune Published Daily Except Sunday and Six Holidays Second Class Postage Paid Dial 431.410015 N. Evergreen Fred M. Harris President F. M. Harris General Manager Keith Wright Managing Editor Rates shown for mail and carrier delivery. UPI holds exclusive republication rights to local news and UP dispatches.
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N. Evergreen
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Chanute
United Press International
Backroom deals stain Fifth Circuit oil gas filings
An investigative report alleges the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans favored oil and gas interests in a race to file petitions over a federal gas rate order. Clerk Stiebing allegedly aided oil companies with late noon filings while consumer lawyers lacked such access. U.S. Attorney Gallinghouse found no wrongdoing and Burger’s office declined comment.
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Washington
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New Orleans
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D-N.h
Warren Burger
Federal Power Commission
William Braun
House Commerce Committee
FPC
Braun
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Stiebing
Conoco
Tenneco
Superior
House
Federal Court
Patrick McLain
Washington Court
Sen. Durkin
Fifth Circuit Court
Supreme Court
U.S
Gerald Gallinghouse
Burger
Youth service plan sparks national debate in Congress
Washington reports a heated discussion on national youth service amid high teenage unemployment, especially among minorities. Proponents urge a Foundation for Universal Youth Service modeled after public broadcasters, with voluntary programs likely, while critics warn of job displacement and cost concerns.
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Washington
UPI
National Youth Service
Congress
Andrew Young
D-Ga
W. Willard Wirtz
National Service
Eberly
Foundation
Universal Youth Service
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Energy independence plan to buy oil for embargo proof
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb outlined a plan to spend 8 billion dollars to buy 500 million barrels of foreign oil and store it in underground caverns. The aim is to reach embargo proof by 1985 if Congress funds the program, with storage filling costs estimated between 7.5 and 8 billion dollars through 1982.
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UPI
Congress
United States
Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Oklahoma City hoax letter triggers wide security sweep
A threat letter warned of bombs in 50 buildings if a $1 million ransom was paid, prompting searches of schools hospitals and offices. Authorities called it a hoax while security remained tight at City Hall and the water plant. The letter bore the signature Sheba and referenced a group named the Combined Liberation Front.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
City Hall
I.G. Purser
Patience Latting
Latting
Bob Miller
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Unit
Kenneth Whittaker
FBI
Combined Liberation Front
Whittaker
Hunts parole plea postponed by US Parole Commission
The US Parole Commission deferred E. Howard Hunt’s parole ruling for his 30 months to eight years sentence tied to the Watergate burglary. A full commission meeting in Burlingame, California, is expected to decide next January 25. Hunt, 58, is at Eglin Air Force Base prison camp in Florida.
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CIA
Democratic National
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Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
Hunt
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Police chase ends after driver heads into dead end
Local police pursued a speeding car on West Main last night firing warning shots and trying to puncture tires with rifle fire. The chase ended when the driver turned into a dead-end street, narrowly avoiding capture.
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West Main
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