Ford and Teng map path to better China United States ties
President Ford and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao ping pledged to pursue improved China United States relations during a five day Peking visit. Ford emphasized mutual understanding while Teng warned that only deterrence can prevent war, calling for vigilance and firm policies amid Cold War tensions.
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Five day weather swing hits Kansas area with wild mix
Over five days forecasts swung from blizzard and snow to rain and warmth. Electric outages hit Southeast Lawrence after a lightning strike near a chemical plant while phones and cables faced scattered troubles. Rain totals topped two inches in places and November finished near double normal, with 27.91 inches year to date.
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KU Christmas Vespers Set at Hoch Auditorium Sunday
KU presents the 51st Christmas Vespers with two identical shows at 3 30 and 7 30 p m in Hoch Auditorium featuring KU choirs University Symphony Orchestra and special carillon pre concerts Free admission and a scholarship offering support four or more fine arts students Decor by Lawr Lawr Lawrence Noon Optimists Club shuttle service available from Murphy Hall lot
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Lawrence voters favor Ford but fear Kennedy challenge
Lawrence residents lean to Ford for president with Kennedy a perceived threat in a Journal-World poll of 90 adults. Ford led with 18.9 percent. Reagan 13.3 percent. Humphrey 8.9 percent. Kennedy drew 2.2 percent in direct matchups, while 61.1 percent viewed Ford as adequately serving as leader. Independent voters totaled 37.8 percent.
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Partly cloudy and warmer forecast
Local weather brief notes a partly cloudy sky and warmer conditions inland. Sunlit periods expected with mild winds and no significant precipitation indicated for the day.
Gold and Silver Mood Pendants Ad by Johns Novelty Co
An advertisement from Johns Novelty Co located at 10141 Massachusetts Avenue promotes mood pendants in gold and silver as novelty items for personal adornment and gifts.
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Bennett voices disappointment in Ford NY loan plan
Gov. Robert F. Bennett said in a news conference that in a Thanksgiving Day phone call with President Ford he voiced disappointment with Ford's loan guarantees for New York City and raised concerns about other congressional issues. The talk also covered politics, NYC finances, Ford's China trip, wheat sales, the common site picketing bill, and the energy bill moving through Congress.
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