Kissinger says U S forced to save Mayaguez crew
Secretary of State Kissinger declares the United States was forced into the Mayaguez seizure and warns there are limits beyond which the U S cannot be pushed. Ford indicated military action was needed to free the freighter from Cambodian captors and prevent a hostage situation.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Mayaguez
United States
White House
Ford
North Korea
Kissinger
Gulf of Thailand
Navy
Air Force
America
Cost-sharing program topic for RC&D Board
Erie state executive director ERIE-Frank Mosier will discuss a new cost-sharing program for conservation practices at the See-Ran RC&D Board meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the Neosho County Courthouse. He will also cover special practices for flood detention dam construction. RC&D President Kenneth Harts reviews Rural Housing Program correspondence for cities with 10 000 to 20 000 population.
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Erie
Frank Mosier
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
See-Ran Resource Conservation and Development
Rc&d
Neosho County
Mosier
Kenneth Harts
Explosion at Israeli ammunition plant near Tel Aviv
A powerful blast at an Israeli military ammunitions plant north of Tel Aviv shattered hundreds of windows and sent a gray mushroom cloud into the sky. Police ruled out sabotage and cited an accident with no serious casualties. a smaller blast occurred near a post office in Bnei Brak with minimal injuries.
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Tel Aviv
Beirut
al Fatah
B’ndai Brak
Ramat Hasharon
Defense Ministry
Kansas House leader calls for consolidation of postsecondary schools
Kansas House Speaker Duane S. McGill warns that rising higher education spending could bankrupt the state in five years unless a master plan is adopted. Senate President Richard Rogers backs legislative action, with a summer study by the Educational Planning Commission to craft concrete consolidation proposals for two and four year colleges, vocational and private schools.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas
House
Duane S
Pete’ McGill
Senate
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
McGill
1202
Educational Planning Commission
1202 Commission
Statehouse
Robert Bennett
Coordinating Council
Planning Commission
Regents
Schneider finds no wrongdoing in highway pressure allegations
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider announced no findings of wrongdoing in his inquiry into claims that political pressure affected highway projects. He said final conclusions may align with federal reports and urged two legislators to apologize for pushing an expensive investigation.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Curt Schneider
Schneider
House
John Young
Baldwin
Kansas Highway Department
U.S. 59
Lawrence
Senate approves $800 million railbed repair bill
The Senate passed 67 to 10 an $800 million authorization to fund railbed repairs and create about 40,000 jobs. The bill authorizes $600 million in grants, $100 million for materials or equipment, and $100 million in loan guarantees to states railroads and regional authorities.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
America
Secretary of Transportation
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Intercepted Letter to Cha on Transfusion and Asia Blues
An intercepted letter to Cha contains a sharp public disservice message about severing a major artery and requesting a transfusion, warning that such an act implies bleeding Asia blue and ends with a satirical personal sign-off from Nute.
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Asia
Weather Forecast Clear to partly cloudy with warm weekend
Area forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies today and tonight with a mild warming trend. Highs in the 80s and lows mid to upper 50s, with Sunday also partly cloudy and warm. Winds south to southeasterly 10 to 15 mph increasing to 10 to 20 mph.
Blood market creates health hazard warns WHO
The World Health Organization warns that commercial blood trade is widespread and lucrative, paying donors in developing countries 2 to 4 dollars per liter and selling blood for 20 to 40 dollars in wealthier nations. Plasmapheresis centers may return red cells to donors, risking disease transmission and harming undernourished donors.
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Geneva
UPI
World Health Organization
WHO
Halfdan Mahler
Central
South America
Asia
Africa
Mahler
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Cha
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Nute
Diane Perley
N. Evergreen
Marsha Bouray
Steuben
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