Sinai to Host 200 U S Technicians to Monitor Israeli Sinai Accord
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved sending 200 American technicians to the Sinai to monitor the disengagement agreement between Israel and Egypt. The measure advances with a 10-2 vote and permits removal if hostilities resume or safety is at risk. President Kissinger described some provisions as legally binding while others are nonbinding.
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Ford's tax plan deemed preposterous by lawmakers
President Ford defends a package of 11 billion dollars in tax cuts and 395 billion dollar spending cap as all or nothing. Democratic leaders call the plan irresponsible while Sen. Humphrey and Rep. Ullman demand specifics on hard budget reductions and defense cuts.
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Area Weather Forecast Sunny Skies Light Showers Expected
Sunny today with highs upper 70s to lower 80s. Isolated showers possible tonight as clouds increase. Lows near mid 50s. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the 70s. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph today, gusts higher, veering NW 10 to 20 mph early Thursday.
State study on hiring expires
A summer study in Topeka found alleged inequities in state hiring toward females and minorities. Lawmakers urged a special select committee with members from both houses to study possible discrimination beginning next June, while some pressed for January action to align with the governor’s anti discrimination plan.
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Restocking Plan After Buffalo Lake Treatment
Fish and game agents began treating Wilson County State Lake to remove rough fish and relocate catfish. The lake level was lowered to prepare for the treatment as a new chemical is used, with restocking and shoreline improvements planned after completion.
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NCCJC approves new teaching load policy for instructors
NCCJC board of trustees adopted a 16 semester hour ceiling for instructors, down from 18, with overload pay and fair distribution of hours. The action follows Education Association input and prior housing policy review by Kansas AG. Trustees also discussed regionalization plans, dormitory finances, intramurals Sunday use, and a student records policy under Buckley amendments.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
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Ray Hames
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West
Association of Community College Trustees
Miami Beach
Rowland
Board of Regents
Congress Overrules Ford on School Lunch Bill
Congress votes to make the school lunch program permanent with a 397 to 18 House margin and 79 to 13 Senate margin. The measure extends free meals to children of unemployed parents, caps the lunch at 20 cents for a four member family earning up to 9 500 dollars, and makes the free breakfast program permanent while boosting nutrition funding from 50 million to 250 million dollars for low income infants and pregnant women.
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Youths' deaths linked to aerosol inhalation in midwest
Cherryvale nineteen year old Donald Ray Schibit, 18, died from freon gas inhalation from an aerosol deodorant can. He died September 19. Earlier, three other youths died from the same cause in Topeka and Ottawa, Kansas.
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Reagan undecided on GOP nomination challenge
Ronald Reagan said he has not decided whether to challenge President Ford for the Republican nomination. He argued a convention fight could spark interest in the party and reiterated he would not seek the vice presidency with Ford. He criticized Ford's tax plan as insufficient for long term inflation control.
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Sinai Machinery Patch Inspires Technical Boom
A terse remark notes a bustling Sinai facility with heavy machinery, attracting numerous technicians. The comment hints at expanding operations and a growing workforce in the area.
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