Mayors seek strategy to win renewed urban aid
Boston AP Mayors of major cities gather for a closed session to map a strategy against Ford administration for renewed federal aid. They consider tours with congressional leaders to spotlight urban problems and revive support for a $39.8 billion five year program. Ford's budget plans and vetoes loom over the talks.
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Boston
Ford
Congress
Ford Administration
Gas reserves in Kansas fall from 1958 peak to 1970s
Kansas natural gas reserves dropped from 20.1 trillion cubic feet in 1958 to 11.7 TCF by year end, with Cities Service officials warning that little new gas is being found. The committee discussed potential energy shifts to coal, including a possible $700 million coal gasification plant in the Kansas City area, as Kansas faces tighter supplies and federal price rules.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Cities Service Gas Co
Kansas City
Robert H. Chitwood
Jack L. Finch
Energy and Natural Resources
Chitwood
Federal Power Commission
Finch
Cities Service
Board of Cities Service
Wyoming
Grain inspectors oppose more government grain checks
A group representing grain inspectors opposed broader federal involvement in grain inspection citing performance records. Private and state inspectors currently oversee export quality amid bribery probes involving 20 indicted officials.
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Agriculture Department
New Orleans
Houston
Boards of Trade
U.S
Justice Department
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
McNamee
Senate
Earl L. Butz
Viet refugee vows to fight Canadian deportation
Dang Van Quang, a former South Vietnamese general accused of heroin smuggling in Saigon, says he will challenge deportation from Canada. Immigration Minister Robert Andras cited confirmed nefarious activity, including drug trade, as basis for removal after Quang entered Canada May 15 from the United States.
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Ottawa
Dang van Quang
Saigon
Canada
Rober Andras
Quang
Montreal
Andras
United States
Eight Die As Portland Hotel Fire Rages Through Skid Row
Flames swept the three story Pomona Hotel in downtown Portland near Burnside Bridge killing eight people. Lt. Les Pratt of the Fire Bureau reported 26 injured including three firefighters, with eight in critical condition. Desperate guests crowded windows begging for help.
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Ore
Skid Road
Les Pratt
Portland Fire Bureau
Pratt
Pomona
2Nd Ave
Burnside
Burnside Bridge
Lawrence Sidewalk Bazaar Sets July 17 Booths Open
Sidewalk booths remain available for the Lawrence event on Thursday July 17 as organizer Joe Flannery notes. Bazaar hours run 9 30 a m to 8 30 p m with private groups invited to reserve spaces via Dale Carney at the Ben Franklin store.
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Lawrence
Joe Flannery
Dale Carney
Ben Franklin
Soviet force in Somalia grows with 3000 specialists noted
U S intelligence reports that about 3000 Soviet specialists are in a growing Russian military complex in Somalia. Senator Bartlett and Pentagon technicians cite a missile-handling facility and other evidence of Soviet presence. The Berbera port is denied as a Soviet warship base while intelligence says ships operate from Berbera and scattered compounds house most personnel.
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Washington
Somalia
Sen. Dewey F. Bartlett
R-Okla
Pentagon
Bartlett
Berbera
Indian Ocean
Dian Ocean
U.S
Suez Canal
Opry star George Morgan dies at 50 in Nashville
George Morgan, a Grand Ole Opry performer famed for his 1949 Candy Kisses, died after heart surgery and a May heart attack. The report notes his age and status as a longtime Opry star.
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Nashville, Tenn
George Morgan
The
Grand Ole Opry
Morgan
Officials seek support for vote on sales tax
Leavenworth city officials travel to public meetings this week to drum up backing for a July 15 county wide half cent sales tax referendum. The plan promises to cut two mills and save a fire department position if approved.
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Leavenworth
Greenamore
Kansas
Johnson and Wyandotte
Mansfield and Ford clash over potential one dollar gas
President Ford says gas may not reach one dollar a gallon while Senate leader Mansfield sees a good chance it will if oil producers hike prices and Ford policies hold. Mansfield attacks recent three cent increases by oil firms. White House press secretary Nessen says Ford does not expect eighty five to ninety cent fuel and criticizes Congress for delaying energy plan taxes and rebates.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Capitol Hill
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Nelsen
Congress
Ford gun plan reaches final stage in push for controls
A Treasury official says the Ford administration is finalizing gun control legislation with proposals for mandatory sentences, fewer licensed dealers, and federal checks on handgun buyers. The bill mirrors April recommendations and aims to curb Saturday night specials with a waiting period and buyer declarations.
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Ford Administration
Treasury
David R. MacDonald
Senate
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
Justice Department
Domestic Council
MacDonald
John Rector
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