Church May Enter Demo Race in March
Sen. Frank Church signals a late entry into the Democratic presidential race with a plan to contest the March primaries. He cites new campaign finance rules and multiple primaries as factors that could propel a late entrant to influence a divided nominating process.
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Rostropovich to Perform at Kansas University Concert
Renowned Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich will play at Hoch Auditorium, Kansas University, at 8 p.m. March 26 as part of the University Concert Series. Raymond Stahl notes Rostropovich as a humanitarian and great instrumentalist, with a career spanning moral stances and world acclaim.
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Hearst mental exam dispute could shape defense
In San Francisco, a judge weighs ordering Patricia Hearst to undergo a second psychiatric interview by Dr. Harry Kozol. If denied, prosecutors may bar Hearst's side from presenting its own experts at trial, potentially altering defense strategy around her alleged mental state during the 1974 SLA bank robbery.
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Government buys surplus dairy products rise in 1975
Agriculture Department says purchases of butter cheese and nonfat dry milk totaled two billion pounds in 1975 up from 1.3 billion in 1974. Spending reached about 380 million dollars vs 219 million the prior year with all 1975 buys occurring in the first half as milk prices sagged.
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Drop noted in price of sugar
Denver AP The Great Western United Corp announced a $53 million drop in operating revenues for the second quarter of fiscal 1976 due to lower sugar prices and sales. Revenue fell to $124.1 million from $177.3 million. net income before taxes was a loss of $32.8 million versus a profit of $48.7 million a year earlier.
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Kansas House survey shows conservative fiscal posture
Kansas House members indicate a tight fiscal stance with opposition to new taxes and demand for stable salaries and balances. The informal poll of 72 Republicans and 28 Democrats suggests support for limited tax cuts, wary of income tax conformity, and a split on gasoline tax for highway funding.
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Ambulance fee hike approved by Douglas County Commission
Douglas County Ambulance Service won approval to raise out of county emergency call fees by 24 percent from 35 to 42.40 dollars, and to lift the per mile rate to 1.50 for all out of county runs. In county rates remain 35 for emergency, 32.50 semi emergency, and 30 routine with 1.50 per mile outside six miles.
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Housing Authority may abandon elderly project over site
The Lawrence Housing Authority faces a possible abandonment of its 80 unit elderly project at 2700 W. 27th if two of three members oppose the location approved by HUD. HUD pledged $224000 yearly for rent subsidies and says relocation is not an option. final plans are due by Feb 9.
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Vegetable data revised to show lower winter production
Washington AP A government statistical agency quietly corrected its winter vegetable production estimates after revealing the overall total would be 34.5 million hundredweight up 2 percent, while inside figures indicate actual production below 33.5 million hundredweight, down from 33.7 million last winter.
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