Melodrama at Lawrence Community Theatre Presents Farm Motive
Nellie, played by Karen Christianson, faces ruin as she must marry villain Rutherford to save her father’s farm. Rutherford and his wife plot Nellie’s ouster to claim inheritance, while Arivar Worwsaestral swears the farm may be mortgaged. Directed by Mary Dovet on.
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Lawrence Parks and Recreation
Governors urge passage of Senate farm bill at White House
Kansas Governor Bennett said governors from both parties told President Carter not to veto the Senate farm bill and to push its passage in the House. He reported Carter gave an “empty vessel” reply and did not commit to loan relief or farm-price support. The governors planned a dinner at the White House before a discussion with energy adviser James Schlesinger.
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Rail crew size clashes threaten long labor peace
The United Transportation Union says rail unions and management may end a decade of labor harmony over crew size. The union calls the demand for cuts feather bedding while management warns of a strike risk.
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al Chesser
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Army may rule Pakistan voting
Pakistan's new military ruler General Mohammad Zia ul-Haq advocates army supervision of future elections to ensure orderly power changes. He says Bhutto may compete in October elections and opposes trying him for misconduct. Zia vows no political office for himself.
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Soviet Union forecasts larger grain crop in 1977
The Agriculture Department said Soviet officials project a 1977 grain output of about 224 million tons, up 10 million from USDA’s earlier forecast thanks to favorable weather. The estimate includes 110 million tons of wheat and 100 million tons of coarse grains, with miscellaneous items making up the rest.
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Penthouse accuses CNS of CIA ties in news coverage
The Penthouse article alleges CNS editors and Copley News Service kept covert CIA ties for years. It claims CNS provided credentials and story placement for the CIA and FBI, shared intelligence, planted agency stories, and harbored operatives on payroll. CNS denies the charges.
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Copley News Service
Justifiable homicide ruled in Pringle death
Douglas County Attorney Mike Malone announced that Joseph David Pringle died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen during an argument at a Mobile home. He was 20 and residents said the shot was fired by his father to stop him from harming his mother after he threatened to kill her. The victim reportedly told officers he did not want anyone prosecuted.
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