Energy chief warns crisis will persist despite oil resumption
Washington AP report quotes William Simon, head of the Federal Energy Office, saying the energy crisis will continue even if Arab oil shipments resume. He cites rising demand, peaking production in 1970, and doubling needs by 1990, urging public belief and conservation. Senator Henry Jackson concurs on lasting problems and imports limits.
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Proposal for Parking Lot Faces City Commissioners
Lawrence City Commission debates using part of South Park as a parking lot. Meeting at 2 p.m. in city hall Fourth Floor room. seeks permission to Larry County for land swap. City Attorney cites court cases. Also a sewer rate report by Jack Robinson of Black and Veatch outlines increases to fund a secondary treatment plant.
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City Commission Meeting Agenda Summary for March Meadows and Southridge
City officials consider bids for street and sidewalk work in Meadows and demolition of a shed in Lincoln. A sewer rate study by PSheck and Veatch is on the agenda plus zoning to industrial on 28 acres near North hired Street. Other items include site plan ordinance amendments, home demolitions, public hearings on housing and park issues, and traffic and airport projects.
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Kissinger Halts Middle East Mission After Agreeing on Geneva Opening
Secretary Kissinger announced complete agreement on opening Geneva peace talks after more than ten hours of talks with Israeli leaders. He said the opening phase would cover the separation of Israeli and Egyptian forces on the Suez front and that Israel would send a delegation if others attend.
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Body of Slain Irishman Found
In READY Northern Ireland a hooded former special unit detective was found with head wounds near here. Ivan Johnson a former RUC intelligence unit member was reportedly kidnapped Thursday and was later killed.
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Royal Ulster Constabulary
Holiday travel squeeze eases with TWA strike settlement
The expected TWA strike settlement should ease holiday travel for some, with TWA resuming partial service Wednesday and full service by Saturday. Travelers switch reservations to TWA for better schedules, while Amtrak seats remain booked through Jan. 6 and buses plan extra sections for peak loads. Gasoline shortages and station closings complicate driving plans as unions and agencies handle high demand.
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Lawrence bank promo nets 1500 silver dollars sale
State Bank sold about 1,500 silver dollars at 75 cents each on Saturday to promote its new Town Street branch. Kenn Ragland said the response exceeded expectations but could not exhaust the coins.
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Kansas City Votes on 14 Bond Issues Including Center Plan
Kansas City voters face 14 bond issues totaling about 128 million dollars on Tuesday. The leading proposal is a 30 million convention center with support from Mayor Charles Wheeler Jr. and critics urge caution due to energy and economy concerns.
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Stolen Renaissance Print From Legion of Honor
Police say an Italian Renaissance copper engraving valued at about 8000 dollars was taken from the California Palace of the Legion of Honor. The 1500 to 1512 work by Nicoletto da Modena disappeared Sunday during an exhibit from the National Gallery of Art.
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