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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1976

Page

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Ford argues unity hinges on procedural discussion at Camp David

Ford says critics may hurt party unity but welcomes recommendations through an established process. He rules out Schweiker as running mate, cites Reagan's pick as shocking and unhelpful. Ford backs contest between Reagan and himself and predicts Carter can be beaten if he leverages experience, not promises. He speaks from Camp David about unemployment, foreign policy goals, and hopes for 7 percent or less by year end.

Ford Camp David Carter Middle East North Atlantic Treaty Organization Africa

City water near standards may meet new EPA rules in 1977

City chemist K T Joseph says current procedures satisfy most EPA guidelines for inorganic substances bacteria and turbidity and a Topeka lab should verify inorganic compounds by fall. He expects radio nuclide limits also to be met without new filtration. Utilities director Gene Vogt notes Black Veatch study on potential water-rate increases due by October and plans for a new Dragstrip Road plant.

Water Department K.T. Joseph U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Joseph Topeka EPA Gene Vogt Black & Veatch Kansas City Lawrence Vogt Dragstrip Road

Viking 1 repair sets stage for more Mars soil tests

Viking 1's robotic arm is repaired and ready to resume delivery of Mars soil to miniature labs. New data from a pyrolytic release experiment shows tantalizing tracer carbon 14 in soil, fueling cautious hope of plantlike life while scientists plan a repeat, controlled test.

Pasadena Calif Viking 1 Viking Mars Earth Harold Klein Norman Horowitz Horowitz

City to hold budget hearing and zoning actions

City commission agenda includes public hearing on the 1977 budget with a 13.4 million spending plan and a 0.661 mill tax levy. Also on the docket are alarm and junkyard screening ordinances, zoning changes for Green Pepper and a water-line extension policy review.

Green Pepper Pizza Buford Watson Mike Wildgen Douglas County Seminole St. Andrews Drive Alcamar Pyle Homewood Gardens 22Nd Street Terrace Green Pepper Sixth and Kasold Alvamar Estates Parkmar Planning Commission 19Th Street Haskell Avenue Haskell Edgelea Road Harper Street 12Th & Haskell 28Th Street Terrace

Senior citizens get Mini-Bus rides to the fair

Douglas County announces a Mini-Bus service for people aged 60 and older. Rides to the fairgrounds are available Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Call the Mini-Bus office between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to request service.

Douglas County

Steam Engine and Threshing Bee draws record crowds

The 19th annual Heart of America Antique Steam Engine show drew about 200 exhibitors for the longest parade in history and an estimated 20 000 visitors over three days. No serious injuries reported during the event.

McLouth Herb Edmonds Heart of America Antique Steam Engine & Model Assa Edmonds

Fence dispute between Thorens and Grants puzzles county board

Douglas County Commission weighs a fence and boundary tree dispute between Edward Thoren and Floyd Grant over a 15-25 foot tall osage orange hedge row. Grant seeks to prune to five feet, citing safety for aircraft operations, while Thoren insists joint jurisdiction and rejects consent. The panel deferred ruling to counsel for opinion, leaving court as possible venue. A separate incident reports Malik Holiday, seven, treated for bike collision injuries after a truck struck his bicycle on North Michigan.

Eudora Area Douglas County Commission Edward Thoren Floyd Grant County Commission Thorens Grants Eudora Thoren Grant Dan Young Young

Rockefeller praises Ford Kissinger policy before platform panel

Vice President Rockefeller testified to the Republican Platform Committee praising Ford's foreign policy and Kissinger's initiatives as Reagan supporters clash over draft rules. The draft document, described as working papers, omits specifics on the Panama Canal and abortion and is debated during late committee sessions. Reagan sent a positions list to all members, while the abortion issue tops the initial platform debate.

Kansas City, Mo Nelson A. Rockefeller Republican Platform Committee Ford Henry A. Kissinger Free World Rockefeller United States Kissinger Ronald Reagan Reagan Jesse Helms R-N.c James P. Lucier Helms Panama Canal Soviet Union

Yippies Set Up Camp in Penn Valley Park for RNC Week

Rag-tag protesters led by the Youth International Party move into Kansas City park for a two-week stay aligned with the Republican National Convention. About 20 demonstrators set up banners and gear while police monitor the scene and neutral Watch Corp observers prepare to record activities.

Kansas City Penn Valley Park Kansas City Convention Coalition KCCC Youth International Party Yippies Watch Corp Harold Estelle Overland Park

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