Quake shakes travelers in Guatemala City tour
Members of a Kansas City travel group fled Guatemala City after a major quake. Mrs Dorothy Keltz and her daughter joined a commercial flight to leave ahead of the charter. Many hours later the group reconvened in Kansas City while the travel agency canceled the Guatemala City tour.
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Mary
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Kansas City
Guatemala City
Maupintour Travel Service
Lawrence
Loretta Junghans
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North Lawrence groups stay separate despite talks
The North Lawrence Improvement Association and the North Lawrence Planning Council will remain separate but cooperative. An NLIA meeting honored citizens and sought volunteers, while NLIA and NLPC officials indicated a merger is unlikely and several NLPC members may join NLIA.
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Son Held After Stabbing of Lawrence Woman
Gloria M. Paliga, 51, was gravely injured from stab wounds in a family quarrel at her home in Lawrence. Police say her son, William R. Paliga, 25, was arrested on aggravated battery charges with a $20,000 bond. She died? (Note: sentence updated: she was in serious condition.)
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Kansas University Medical Center
William R. Paliga
Lawrence
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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France sends 800 more troops to Djibouti frontier
France reinforced its Djibouti garrison with 800 troops after a clash with Somali forces near Loyada. French sharpshooters had opened fire on a bus holding seven gunmen, 30 schoolchildren, and two adults. Six gunmen were killed and one child died in the firefight.
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NATO Reports Outline Global Terror Network Ties
Secret NATO summaries detail a global terrorist network linked to Iraq Syria Libya South Yemen and Cuba with access to Eastern European arms. Key figures include Carlos Martinez also known as Ilich Ramirez Sanchez and George Habash with groups like the PFLP Baader Meinhof Japanese Red Army IRA and others operating from Paris and London amid ongoing NATO scrutiny.
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Libya
South Yemen
Cuba
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Latin America
NATO
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Austria
Carlos Martinez
Ilich Ramirez Sanchez
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Auto sales show rise for American cars in January
American made car sales rose 27 percent from January 1975 while imports fell 21 percent making this the weakest January for imports since 1969. GM sales up 39 percent Chrysler 27 percent Ford 11 percent and AMC up 1 percent. AMC reports 7.5 million earnings for late 1975 and recalls planned for GM and Chrysler developments noted.
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Douglas County Ambulance Service Earns High Rating
The Douglas County Ambulance Service received a good report after a county health department inspection. Officials praised the commissioners for funding upgrades and staff training. Ten of fourteen ambulance employees are REMTs, with others pursuing REMT or EMIC certifications.
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Arthur Heck
Douglas County
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Sanitarian
Kathleen Farmer
Heck
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School board agents oppose mediation plan
Kansas education lobbyists told the Senate Education Committee that a bill allowing outside mediation of teacher contract disputes threatens local control and could erode the authority of school boards. They urged striking impasse procedures from the measure and warned overreliance on outside mediators.
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Maxine Scoville
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Senate
Kansas Association of School Boards
C.T. Hetzke
KASB
United School Administrators of Kansas
Kansas National Education Assn
Walt Vernon
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Paul Hess
Wichita
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Lawrence Schools Chief Knox Recovering From Surgery
Carl Knox superintendent of Lawrence schools is listed in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after emergency appendix rupture and peritonitis. He remains on strong medication, not receiving visitors, with a hospital spokesman noting a fairly good night and Mrs. Knox reporting stabilized condition and steady improvement despite a prior serious state.
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Carl Knox
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Knox
Richardson Named Vice President of Kansas Mutual in Topeka
Delbert C. Richardson of Lawrence has been appointed vice president of the Kansas Mutual Insurance Co. in Topeka. He has served on the company board since 1953 and is president of the Lawrence Insurance Board, affiliated with the Hayes Richardson Santee Insurance Agency in Lawrence.
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Delbert C. Richardson
Lawrence
Kansas Matural Insurance Co
Topeka
Richardson
Lawrence Insurance Board
Hayes-Richardson-Santee Insurance Agency
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