Muskie calls U S must keep word on hostage deal with Iran
Former Secretary of State Edmund Muskie urged Senate Foreign Relations Committee to honor the Iran hostage accord, arguing it prevents future terrorism and demonstrates U S reliability. He noted Iran faced isolation and asset losses, while U S satisfaction strengthens credibility. Christopher and Saunders echoed similar caution against reneging. Reagan plans a broader economic push as Congress previewed debates on tax cuts and spending.
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Benefit lag feared for Social Security
Washington AP report says the Congressional Budget Office warned the House Ways and Means subcommittee that Social Security may face delays paying benefits by late 1982. The Old Age and Survivors Insurance trust fund could run a deficit into the next five years, unless Congress allows borrowing from other funds or raises the payroll tax.
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Tribes author visits Kansas to address parental concerns
Jeanne Gibbs co author of Tribes A Process for Peer Involvement travels to Kansas to meet Lawrence School District 497 teachers and administrators and later discusses concerns with state lawmakers and Department of Education officials. Gibbs says she is here to learn and notes surprising negative parental commentary while defending shared family and school values.
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Lawmaker urges split of KUMC from KU campus
Kansas senator Edward Reilly proposed administratively separating the Lawrence campus from the KU Medical Center in Kansas City. He argued distance creates governance conflicts and is impractical to run the medical center from Lawrence. House leaders disagreed, saying a free standing center cannot exist without university ties. The issue arose during confirmation hearings for George Wingert. Weather views: unseasonably warm with sun through the weekend and little precipitation expected.
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Bids Open On City Bonds For Lawrence Projects
Stern Brothers Inc of Kansas City was the apparent low bidder on a $3.525 million city bond package to finance a fire station park improvements street resurfacing and sewers. The Lawrence City Commission will decide tonight with total interest of $1,559,550 and an average rate of 7.99769 percent.
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Tenure Bills Meet stiff House Judiciary scrutiny in Kansas
In Topeka the House Judiciary Committee moved to introduce two bills changing tenure rules. Critics led by Rep. John Solbach question the measures and walked out, casting doubt on floor passage this year. Hoagland and supporters cite regents authority and accountability questions amid the hostage crisis debate background.
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