Editors Support Ford Energy Push Amid Mixed Congress Report
An editorial endorses Ford’s energy stance while criticizing Congress for delays and weak action. It argues higher prices may not suffice, warns of lifestyle changes, and questions dependence on foreign oil, urging decisive policy to avoid future embargo risks.
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Kennedy Profile of Courage Elevates 1976 Presidential Hope
The Iola Register portrays Ted Kennedy as a strong Democratic contender with rising popularity and forthright resolve. It notes his Tehran remarks provoking student resentment and his Boston stance on busing, while acknowledging doubts about his readiness and risk of assassination fears and family illness.
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Tehran
Middle East
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Boston
Henry Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Ed Muskie
Iola Register
Dangling conversations about summer routines and school breaks
A narrator reflects on the yearly transition when kids finish school and summer begins. They discuss the ease of a long break, the push of activities, boredom cycles, and the eventual relief when school readiness returns. The piece compares local routines with a California 45 15 plan and muses on balance.
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Ford Faces Arab Doubt as Middle East Talks Begin
A confidential view of U S diplomacy shows Arab leaders doubting President Ford's leadership, despite his Mayaguez rescue. They urged cautious, step by step mediation with Sadat pressing for a 1967 border posture and backing for a Golan Heights UN force renewal.
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Governors favor death penalty in UPI poll of 50 states
A United Press International survey shows 28 governors support capital punishment, 17 oppose it, and five have no opinion. Support is strongest in the South where all but one governor favor the death penalty. The poll notes views on deterrence and legal methods across states.
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West
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Ray Blanton
Tennessee
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Otis Bowen
Indiana
Bowen
Charles Manson
California
Richard Kneip
South Dakota
Supreme Court
North Carolina
James Holshouser Jr
Brendan Byrne
New Jersey
Hugh Carey
New York
James Rhodes
Ohio
Ed Herschler
Wyoming
Colorado
Richard Lamm
Nixon
Ford
White House
Richard Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
Congress
Today 4 Bible verse For the ruthless shall come to naught
The verse proclaims that the ruthless will fail and scoffers end their watchful evil as the Lord cuts off those who persevere in wrongdoing Isaiah 29 20 true to its warning tone and prophetic cadence
Lasers Offer Hope for Energy Shortage Solutions
Washington reports that powerful new lasers under development could enrich uranium fuel for reactors more cheaply, possibly replacing gaseous diffusion by 1985. In the long term laser powered reactors might use water as fuel, produce minimal waste, and rely on deuterium from water, with fusion powering electricity by century's end.
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Local newspaper rates and UPI republication rights
The notice lists subscription prices for area towns and Chanute Post Office Boxholders, with 1 year at 18.54, six months at 9.79, and other terms. It also states United Press International holds exclusive republication rights for local news and UPI dispatches, and notes ABC membership.
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Chanute Summer Band opens in Central Park Pavilion
The first Chanute summer band concert is set for 8 p m Tuesday in Central Park Pavilion. John Davies, the band director, announced the event today. BUFFALO burglars seized an acetylene welding outfit from Hall Machine Shop early Thursday. Roy Wells, a former Chanute cafe operator, announced today his purchase of the E M Cafe at 120 West Main from Mr and Mrs Myron McIntyre. Fifty years ago in 1925 George Eastman of Eastman Kodak planned a trip to British East Africa in fall 1926 to visit Martin Johnson whose wife is the daughter of local residents W S Leighty.
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Dole and Pearson disclose income from speeches
U S Senator Robert Dole earned 42500 in fees from 13 speeches to groups such as Zurich Insurance the Fertilizer Institute and the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel totaling 20850 for the year. Senator James Pearson received 2750 for three talks to Pizza Hut Far Mar and Executive Jet Aviation.
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James Pearson
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GOP
Zurich Insurance Co
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Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
National Feed and Grain Association
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Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Kirkland Ohio Educational Foundation
the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Vickers Petroleum Corp
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