Reagan Campaign Opens in New Hampshire Primary
Ronald Reagan launches his New Hampshire GOP primary campaign focusing on Russia and defending proposed federal program cuts. Democrat Henry Jackson starts his Massachusetts drive with a critique of politicians who mock the American way as a corny phrase. Birch Bayh and Morris are noted as liberal Democrats in the report.
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Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Henry Jackson
Massachusetts
Birch Bayh
Morris
Udall
Fred Harris
Iowa
Ford
Angola
Reagan
Ie New Hampshire
United States
U.S
Russia
USD 413 discusses educational planner
The USD 413 board weighed hiring an educational planner to assess community and school needs. Alternatives include a feasibility study, community committees, or delaying action on a new high school facility while considering land use and site options.
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Jane Blades
Jerry Steele
Steele
Weather Area Forecast Cloudy And Cold With Snow
Cloudy and cold tonight with temperatures in the low teens. Chance of rain turning to snow this evening. Wednesday remains cloudy and cold with a high around the mid 20s.
Massacre on Belfast Bus Ends Ten Lives
Masked gunmen halted a minibus carrying textile workers near Kingsmill Crossroads and killed 10 passengers with one wounded critically. The attack, linked to earlier sectarian killings in South Armagh, drew strong condemnation from Britain's Northern Ireland administrator and prompted promised troop reinforcements. A police car was later hit by crossfire, killing one officer and wounding others as violence intensifies in Ulster.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
South Armagh
Merlyn Rees
Britain
al Capone
Rees
Londonderry
Kingsmill
Ulster
South
Armagh
Sirtee Jari
Anglo French threat ends SST debate in US
The Concorde landing rights debate closes after Anglo French pressure and an EPA policy reversal. Transportation Secretary Coleman will issue a ruling within 30 days on four daily New York JFK and two daily Washington Dulles flights, with bipartisan and international backing and opposition noted.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
New York
National Council of Jewish Women
Lawrence
N.Y
PTA
State Department
Virginia
Bary Goldwater
K-Ariz
Coleman
John F. Kennedy
Dulles
America
Britain
France
United States
United Kingdom
EPA
Four Nixon Aides Appeal Watergate Conspiracy Convictions
Four former Nixon aides John Mitchell Robert Mardian H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman appeal their conspiracy verdicts from the Watergate case. They argue Nixon was too ill to testify and that publicity tainted the trial. Prosecutors say Nixon’s testimony would not have changed the outcome.
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Nixon
Washington
UPL
Richard Nixon
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
John Mitchell
Robert Mardian
H.R Haldeman
White House
John Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Mardian
Ehrlichman
John Sirica
Watergate
Supreme Court
Chanute awaits first New Year baby for 1976
Neosho Memorial Hospital reported no expectant mothers and no births since the new year began in Chanute. At 5:09 a.m. a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Richards of Oswego. The city’s New Year baby contest restricts eligibility to residents of four county area. Other towns announced their first new citizens with photos, while Emporia Coffeyville Independence and Parsons also reported early births and notable families.
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Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
James Richards
Oswego
Neosho
Allen
Woodson
Wilson
Emporia
Kansas
Galen Bland
Student interns join The Tribune staff
Four Kansas and Kansas State University students joined The Tribune as interns during Christmas break. KU seniors Campbell 22 and Gorrell 24 study pho tojournalism and photography while K State juniors Brazil 21 and Allen 20 work in news and have experience with the K State Collegian.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Tribune
Mike Campbell
S. Malcolm
Doug Gorrell
Parsons
Dan Brazil
S. Highland
Tim Allen
Campbell
Gorrell
Brazil
Allen
K-State
Kstate Collegian
Can An Employee Stop Social Security Contributions
A reader asks if they can legally cease FICA payments after nearly 20 years and $20 000 in contributions. An employee notes that only specific exemptions exist for taxpaye rs with net profits under 400 yearly or w oe not covered by the Social Security Act. Elected officials and staff in Washington are required to pay Social Security.
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Social Security
Washington
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Southeast Kansas
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