Kansas disaster aid stalled after March Northwest Kansas blizzard
The state seeks federal disaster aid delayed in Washington. The March blizzard damaged power lines and livestock, with 2000 poles and 2400 miles of line downed. Officials fear agency stalling as political aides push for reconsideration.
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UPS
Kansas
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Washington
Robert Bennett
James B. Pearson
Keith Sebelius
R-Kan
Kansas Electric Cooperatives
KEC
Charlie Ross
Bigfoot sighting near Mission sparks investigation
A seven foot tall hairy creature left 14 inch footprints on a road near Mission as a bus avoided it. RCMP found 14 inch tracks. experts urged caution yet noted credibility of the sighting. Canadian and Oregon investigators discussed the event with the unidentified driver.
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Mission. British Columbia
UPI
Mission
Oregon
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Peter Byrne
Bigfoot Information Center
Hood River
Ore
Pacific Stage Line
Byrne
RCMP
Weicker slams Nixon interview as gossip and fascination
UPI reports Senator Lowell Weicker of Connecticut condemned the public’s fetch for Nixon’s Watergate interview as gossipmongering and morbid fascination with a dead scandal. He warned that government abuses persist and that Americans ignored Watergate sins before and during the affair.
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Norwich, Conn
UPI
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Richard Nixon
Weicker
Senate
Watergate Committee
Cagney Shows Alertness While Hospitalized
James Cagney 77 is alert and improving after a mild stroke at Good Samaritan Hospital. A spokesman says he visited with family and friends and has received many letters and calls. He is expected to leave the hospital this week to recuperate at his Coldwater Canyon home.
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Hollywood
UPI
James Cagney
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cagney
Coldwater Canyon
Calif
Oil cartel risks choking world supply by 2000 study warns
An MIT backed international energy study warns that if oil producers curb output, world demand may outstrip supply in four to six years. Shortages could reach 15 to 20 million barrels per day by 2000, triggering higher prices and possible conflict without a global move to alternative energy.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Panther needs cash in bid to stay out of jail
Lonnie McLucas, former Black Panther, must raise 25 000 by Friday to avoid returning to prison. At 31, he is free on bail pending appeal of his 1969 conviction for the murder of fellow Panther Alex Rackley to the U S Supreme Court.
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New London, Conn
UPI
Lonnie McLucas
McLucas
Alex Rackley
U.S. Supreme Court
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