European publishers doubt U S will back Western Europe says editors
In Vienna a mix of Austrian Dutch and Scandinavian publishers voiced deep skepticism about U S resolve under President Carter They warned Uncle Sam cannot be counted on and that NATO may lack backbone in a Soviet challenge European editors foresee Moscow pressuring governments from within through elections and political shifts, not direct war.
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Vienna
Western Europe
United States
Jimmy Carter
U.S
European
Sam
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
Iron Curtain
Uncle Sam
John Foster Dulles
Europe
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Tito
Belgrade
Hungary
Austria
West Germany
France
Washington
Three Car Pileup Involving Lawrence Police Car
A three car collision occurred about 7 15 p m Friday at Ninth and Iowa where Lt Earl F Harris 58 drove the Lawrence police car damaged about 200 Denise A Baccadutte 27 and Abbe D Howard 17 were the other drivers Julia O Workman 17 a passenger in the Howard car suffered a head bump but refused treatment The Howard car 550 damage the Baccadutte car 250 and the police car 200 were northbound on Iowa turning left when the Howard car ran a red light and Authorities cited Workman for the red light violation.
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Lawrence
Ninth
Iowa
Earl F. Harris
Denise A. Baccadutte
Tenn
Abbe D. Howard
Rt. 5
Julia O. Workman
Marvonne
KU ROTC Ball crowns Leavenworth senior Jayne Kelso queen
Jayne Kelso of Leavenworth, a Kansas University senior, was selected as the ROTC queen at KU's annual ROTC Ball. The army nominee won after interviews with a selection committee.
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Jayne Kelso
Leavenworth
Kansas University
Reserve Office Training Corps
ROTC
KU Rotc
Ms. Kelso
Army
KU owl theft prompts federal charges and state penalties
Five stuffed owls vanished from Kansas University’s Museum of Natural History, likely stolen with no forced entry. Authorities warn violators face state fines up to 100 dollars for a first offense and federal penalties including fines up to 500 dollars per count and six months in jail, with possible hunting license revocation. Detectives review key access and monitor pawn shops for the exhibits.
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Kansas University
Museum of Natural History
Dyche Hall
Larry Evinger
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
James Buchele
U.S
Topeka
Buchele
Philip Humphrey
Natural History Museum
Humphrey
Evinger
States Approve Vans for Elderly Transport Programs
The Kansas Department of Transportation announced federal approval for 282 892 to buy 34 vehicles for transport programs. Douglas County groups led by the Planning Council on Services for the Aging, the Association for Retarded Citizens, and Cottonwood Inc. were tentatively awarded one van each, with 80 percent funded by federal money and the remainder by the recipients. Verne Craig said bids will determine exact van numbers after modifications.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Douglas County Planning Council
Douglas County Association For Retarded Citizens
Cottonwood Inc
Verne Craig
Transportation Department
KU Chancellor denies using library needs as bargaining tool
Chancellor Archie Dykes insisted KU has made Watson Library funding requests the no 1 priority for years. He cited a 12 percent rise in library OOE funds this year against a 7 percent state rise, plus higher library spending than peer institutions, as proof of commitment.
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Archie Dykes
Watson
Kansas
Topeka
OOE
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Kansas State Uni
University of Missouri
Iowa State University
del Shankel
Kansas) Board of Regents
Shankel
Regents
Fire damages Headquarters Inc office on Mass Avenue
Investigators say a fire at Headquarters Inc. at 1602 Mass Avenue early Friday morning caused smoke and fire damage, confined to a chair ignited by an electric heater left on nearby. Structure and contents damage estimated at $1,000 each.
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Headquarters Inc
Mass
Australia votes Fraser coalition in national election
Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser's Liberal National Coalition appears set to win Australia's national election with a comfortable majority in the House of Representatives and Senate. Opposition leader Gough Whitlam concedes and resigns as Labor chief after 11 years.
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Australia
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Liberal-National Country Party
Gough Whitlam
Labor Party
Liberal- National Country Party
Whitlam
House of Representatives
Senate
Australian Associated Press
Tony Eggleton
Liberal Party
Bob Hawke
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Labor
Don Chipp
Australian Democrats Party
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