Snow and slick roads ease after Wednesday storm
A two inch snowfall and slushy conditions created traffic hazards in Lawrence and across the region on Wednesday night. Crews treated major roads with salt and sand and expect clearer travel by tonight with a 30 percent chance of more snow Friday through Monday.
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Lawrence
Russell
Pratt
Goodland
Hill City
Beloit
Concordia
Kansas City
Kansas Turnpike
Pike
Douglas County
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Arnold LeBombard
State Highway Commission
Dale McMillen
Arnold Wiley
Louisiana
Tennessee
Nixon Flies United To San Clemente
President Nixon traveled secretly on United Air Lines Flight 55 from Washington to Los Angeles en route to the Western White House in San Clemente California. FAA chief Butlerfield criticized the unannounced flight saying advance coordination with his agency was lacking.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Alexander P. Butterfield
Washington
Butterfield
California
White House
United Air Lines
Dulles International Airport
Secret Service
Los Angeles
Gerald Warren
Warren
Tina Myrs
San Diego
Simon
Gerald L. Warren
Rationing Plan Ready Waiting to Face Gas Shortage
Federal Energy Chief William Simon announced a standby gasoline rationing system with three months of coupons printed and state coordination under way. The plan could start by March 1, with costs around 1.5 billion dollars per year and possible $1 monthly per driver, pending Congress financing.
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Washington
Federal Energy
William £. Simon
Simon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congress
New England
Foreign Trade Posts Third Consecutive US Surplus in November
The United States recorded its third straight monthly trade surplus in November, but the margin narrowed due to higher costs for imported petroleum and other fuels, government figures showed.
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Washington
United States
Israeli Leader Doubts Suez Accord Until January
Israeli chief of staff Lt. Gen. Da vid Elazar said no agreement on withdrawing forces along the Suez Canal will emerge until mid January or early February. Negotiations in Geneva focus on disengagement principles, with no working formulas expected yet.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Suez Canal
David Elazar
West Bank
Geneva
Golda Meir
Elazar
United Nations
Ensio Siilasvuo
Finland
Cairo-Suez Road
Egypt
Tahar el-Magdoob
Ahmed Fouad Howaidi
Mordechai Gur
Dov Sion
KU Finances Hit Records in 1973 Report Details
Kansas University’s 16th annual financial report shows fiscal 1973 operating expenditures totaling 53.82 million dollars and total income of 55.20 million. Expenditures include 37.89 million for salaries and 18.57 million for general expenses, with 25.08 million from state appropriations and 20.82 million from restricted funds. The report notes the new student hospital and major campus renovations, prepared by Comptroller Ronald D. Hamilton and submitted to Chancellor Keith Nitcher.
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Ronald D. Hamilton
Keith Nitcher
Weather Forecast and Local Ad Notes
INDEX shows clear to partly cloudy conditions with full weather details on page 5. Also an advertisement for Kaney Drug prescriptions appears in the issue.
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Sun
Campanile Hill
Danny Ashlock
Peter Ashlock
Maine
Journal-World
Kent Seals
United
Merle Fleming
Tulsa
Okla
Pat
Julie Gilkey
Fairfax
University of Oregon
Tricia
Chanadiay
R “Renlawag
KU Finances
By Bob Womack
Kansas University
The
University
Kansas City Stained Glass Company
Journal-World Photo
Kaney Drug
Pett
Renee Seer
Asdeee Fees
Bena Sn
Tba
Hedy
Aleaees
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