Gunmen Kill Four in Beirut Amid Cease Fire Struggles
Six gunmen in a Mercedes limousine opened fire in the Dowrah district killing four and wounding several as Christian militiamen chased the attackers. The attack followed a deadly explosion at a Christian militia barracks and undermines Lebanon’s fragile cease fire.
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Snowy Day Delays Noted but Walks On for School Schedule
District 497 officials planned a normal day despite light snow as Lecompton crews fixed a broken grader bin. Weather observers reported variable moisture with conditions easing, while farmers eyed wheat benefits. A forecasted cold snap Thursday gives way to a slight warmup by the weekend with temps near freezing to the 30s.
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Early action unlikely on statehood proposal
President Ford's bid to make Puerto Rico the 51st state faces strong congressional opposition and possible end of his term before legislation moves. Senate and House panels show no hearings, while White House officials doubt drafting will finish before January 20. Carter remains cool to the idea.
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Rockefeller Urges Cooperation to Boost U S Productivity
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, in an interview with Industry Week, urged a joint effort by labor, management, science, technology and government to raise productivity. He linked productivity to jobs, growth, national security and world leadership, and called for better economics and politics education for youth.
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Oskaloosa Board to Meet With Teachers on List of Requests
Oskaloosa School Board will confer with a teachers negotiation team on January 27 to discuss a vague list of requests from teachers. Superintendent Lee Jones said the session is a preliminary meet and confer with all board members.
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Kissinger Considered CBS Chair as Paley Nears Retirement
Reports say Secretary of State Kissinger has talked with CBS chief William Paley about becoming CBS chairman. State Department and CBS deny talks. Paley, 75, may retire this spring. Kissinger could depart before Carter's January 20 inauguration.
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Motor vehicle production up 29 percent in 1976
U S motor vehicle output rose 29 percent in 1976 to 11 469 081 units with cars totaling 8 530 419 and trucks 2 938 662. Canadian production increased 14 percent to 1 644 071 units. GM expanded to 57 9 percent of output while Ford fell to 24 percent and Chrysler rose to 15 6 percent.
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School board approves purchase of liability insurance
Linwood and Basehor board members OK a $1 million liability policy with a $1,000 deductible for administrators teachers and staff. The plan replaces a three year policy and follows a closed session on the bid from St Paul Fire and Marine Co and a Kansas City firm. The board also outlines an upcoming meeting to discuss reviving hot lunch service with Heritage Food Service Management.
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Nutrition program targets pregnant women in Douglas County
Douglas County health officials plan a focused nutrition program for pregnant women and infants. The Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department awaits a $108,000 federal grant from the USDA to fund balanced diets for about 300 mothers and babies next year, arriving January. Health director Kay Kent emphasizes it is a health program, not a welfare giveaway, aimed at low income and young mothers.
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Museum group plans meeting and health program details
The Friends of the Kansas University Art Museum plan a winter meeting January 17 in the Kansas Union Forum Room. The event introduces new officers and updates on the Spencer Museum of Art with discussions on education programs. The Women, Infants and Children project offers nutrition monitoring and food vouchers to pregnant women and children up to age five, funded by an agriculture grant and health department support.
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