Kissinger Says Iran Arms Sales Essential to U S Security
Kissinger argues continued arms exports to Iran are vital for U S security in the Middle East and to counter Soviet power. He addresses Senate reports on sales, cites 11 000 military related personnel among 24 000 in Iran, and notes ongoing talks with Iranian leaders and a U S Iranian economic commission.
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Tehran
Iran
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Kissinger
Hushang Ansary
U.s.-Iranian Economic Commission
Senate Committee
U.S
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Viking 2 Ready to Orbit Mars in Groundbreaking Mission
Viking 2, paired with its lander, was to fire a deceleration rocket and enter Martian orbit, becoming the first U.S. twin craft to orbit another planet. Viking 1 results and Mars soil tests fuel ongoing hopes about signs of life.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Viking 1
Viking 2
United States
U.S
Mariner 9
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Douglas County Sealed Bids For Lecompton Center Work
Douglas County Kansas invites two bid sets for Lecompton community senior center. One covers parking area grading rock and completion. the other rehab work. Bids due 10:00 a.m. August 23 1976 at the Douglas County Courthouse.
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Lawrence Ally Journal-World
Board OF County Commissioners
Douglas County
Kansas
Lecompton
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Board of Commissioners
Lawrence
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Arthur A. Heck
Protester sentenced for 1970 University bombing onset
David S. Fine, 24, one of four men charged in the 1970 UW Madison bombing that killed a person, was sentenced to two concurrent seven year terms by state and federal judges after pleading guilty to conspiracy and homicide charges. He recalled Hiroshima’s anniversary while addressing the court.
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Wis
David S. Fine
University of Wisconsin
William Sachtsen
Fine
Sachtsen
Hiroshima
Robert Fassnacht
Ford cites delays in swine flu vaccine insurance plan
President Ford warns Congress may adjourn without approving a national swine flu vaccination insurance program. He says delays push inoculation six weeks away even if passage occurs before adjournment. Rep. Rogers accuses Ford of politicizing the issue while urging progress on the plan.
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Ford
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Senate
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Pennsylvania
Paul G. Rogers
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Two men arrested at Missouri Beef Packing picket site
Police report two men Gregg Warter 20 and Fred Rhodes 35 were arrested at Missouri Beef Packing Co plants in Wichita for impeding traffic and loitering amid ongoing picketing by Rock Port MO union meat cutters. Both were released on own recognizance as talks continue.
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Wichita, Kan
Missouri Beef Packing Co
Gregg Warter
Fred Rhodes
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
Rock Port
Ordinance Approves 8 Inch Lateral Sewer in Country Club West
Lawrence Kansas adopts a plan to build an eight inch sanitary sewer line in Country Club West. The ordinance details line descriptions reaching multiple manholes cleanouts and specifies a benefit district spanning Blocks 1 2 and 3 with associated parcels. The project will be funded under K S A 12 617 and 12 618 and takes effect after publication.
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Country Club West
Lawrence
Kansas
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Lot & Block 2
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Kan
Country Club North
K.S.A
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