State of the planet warned by Amsterdam meeting
Dolph C Simons Jr discusses a Copenhagen like briefing where Club of Rome founders and Aspen Institute officials warn of a sick planet. Rapid population growth food supply climate volatility and dwindling world food reserves threaten stability.
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Amsterdam
Club of Rome
Aspen Institute
North America
Australia
Merger Approval Clears Path for Major Co op Union
Farmland Industries and Far-Mar-Co won overwhelming but advisory support from 2 231 farm coops at Farmland's Kansas City meeting. Binding vote occurs Feb 10–11 by 604 Far-Mar-Co locals in Denver. If approved the merger would take effect Sept 1 next year and place the combined HQ in Kansas City.
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Farmland Industries, Inc
Far-Mar- Co
Farmland
Far-Mar-Co
Denver
Coopera
Wichita
National Livestock Feeders Association
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Kansas Livestock ‘Producers
George Spencer
A.N.C.A
Kansas Livestock Association
Lives
Midwest
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Hutchinson
Kan
Ernest T. Lindsey
Kansas legislature to select leaders in new political era
Members-elect convene at 10 a.m. Monday to organize the 1977 session as Democrats control the Kansas House for the first time since 1913 and hold their greatest Senate strength since 1915. Party caucuses will name top leaders amid ongoing leadership challenges.
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Kan
Kansas
Senate
House
Kansas House
Supreme Court
Larry Rogers
Wamego
Leslie Droge
Seneca
Rogers
Droge
Ross Doyen
Kansas Ethics Commission urges stricter campaign reporting
The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission recommends candidates report campaign expenditures under $1,000, and raise thresholds for reporting to the secretary of state. It also seeks tighter lobbying and conflict of interest rules and cites $40,821 spent in the primary and $534,436 in the general window Aug 4 to Oct 23.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission
Secretary of State
Kansas
Wichita senior earns eighth in Hearst journalism awards
Chuck Alexander of Kansas University placed eighth in the William Randolph Hearst Foundation Journalism Awards Program opening news writing competition. He won for a story on methods to avoid paying traffic fines written as a Wichita Eagle Beacon summer intern. Alexander receives a $200 scholarship with a matching grant to KU School of Journalism.
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Wichita
Kansas University
William Randolph, Hearst Foundation
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Wichita Eagle Beacon
Hearst
KU School of Journalism
Milk price supports kept at 8.26 per 100 lb for early 1977
The Agriculture Department announced no increase in milk price supports for the first quarter of 1977, keeping the rate at 8.26 per 100 pounds used for butter cheese and powdered milk. Earlier in the year the rate had been raised to 8.13 on April 1 and again on Oct 1.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
State clears Lecompton zoning ordinance ruling
Kansas Attorney General John Small completed an inquiry into Lecompton's land use code finding no violations of state statutes. The investigation centered on possible conflicts of interest involving planner Dick McClanathan and the use of federal funds, which exempted the project from cash-basis constraints. The Lecompton City Council's veto override stands, and the zoning code will take effect after publication.
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Kansas
John Small
Lecompton City
Ed Nichols
Small
Nichols
Dick McClanathan
McClanathan
Lawrence-Douglas County
Douglas County
Oscar Gowing
Gowing
Council
Drive chairman named for Douglas County Heart Fund drive
Mrs. Charles Oldfather of Rt 5 Lawrence will chair the 1977 Douglas County Heart Fund campaign. Announcement by Jesse D. Rising M D president of the Kansas Affiliate of the American Heart Assn. Oldfather will supervise fundraising and assist with county heart unit business. Local aides include Mrs Martin Dickinson and Mrs Dale Scannell as area chairs, Max Falkenstein, Mrs Walter Morton, and others managing events and rural efforts. Lawrence residents Hampton Shirer Mrs Archie Dykes and Robert D Thiry sit on the board of directors.
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Rt. 5
Lawrence
Douglas County Heart Fund
Jesse D. Rising
M.D
Kansas City
American Heart Assn
Kansas
Inc
County Heart Unit
Oldfather
Martin Dickinson
W. 27Th Ter
Dale Scannell
Orchard Lane
Max Falkenstien
Max Falkenstein
Walter Morton
Ross Walfkuble
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Kansas University
Baldwin Solicitors
John H. Langley
Homestead
County Memorial
Area Heart Fund
Hampton Shirer
Hillview Rd
Archie Dykes
Lilac Lane
Robert D. Thiry
Britten Dies at 63 in Aldeburgh England
British composer Benjamin Britten has died at his country home in Aldeburgh at age 63 after weeks of a deteriorating heart condition. Known as a leading 20th century composer with 11 operas including Peter Grimes and A Midsummer Night's Dream, his War Requiem was acclaimed in 1972 as a landmark work.
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England
Benjamin Britten
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Donald Mitchell
Henry Purcell
Britten
Elizabeth II
Peter Grimes
Venice
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