County to spend more to fight musk thistle
Douglas County officials plan higher spending and new policies to battle musk thistle across at least 20 000 acres. The plan adds chemical spending from 13000 to 28000 and a rentable sprayer for landowners while focusing applications on rights of way to curb spread.
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Bob Duver
Dover
Pete Whitenight
Duver
Portuguese Socialists quit coalition cabinet
Portugal's Socialist party leaves the coalition cabinet after the Armed Forces Movement takes control of the state press Republica. The Popular Democratic party seeks crisis talks with President Costa Gomes while the military regime maintains policy power. Mario Soares and Francisco Salgado Zenha held ministerial posts. The party demands press independence and vows mobilization against the regime's call for people's committees.
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Lisbon
Popular Democrat
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Armed Forces Movement
Revolutionary Council
Mario Soares
Francisco Salgado Zenha
Republica
U S skeptical of North Viets overture to Washington
Washington officials question North Vietnam’s bid for normal ties arguing Hanoi links any settlement to high reconstruction aid and counters concerns the move serves broader Soviet and Chinese aims. State dept awaits a clearer offer before pursuing talks.
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North Vietnam
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Two men convicted in Wichita quadruple murder case
In Sedgwick County a jury convicted James Edward Bell and Gary Duvault in the July 7, 1974 deaths of James Waltrip Oma Ray King Jr Patricia Gindlesberger and Elizabeth Kuschnereit tied to an unpaid debt dispute. Bell received a life term for four counts of first degree murder kidnapping burglary and firearms possession while Duvault was found guilty of one murder and kidnapping with the same recommended sentence.
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Wichita
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Sedgwick County
James Edward Bell
Gary Duvaul
Bell
Duvaul
James Waltrip
Oma Ray King Jr
Patricia Gindlesberger
Elizabeth Kuschnereit
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Waltrip
Duvaut
King
Gindlesberger
Ford's Busy Midwest Trip Each Busy in 1976 Bid
President Ford plans a three day swing between Traverse City Michigan and Chicago Illinois for nonpolitical official travel funded by public money. He will attend a Republican breakfast in Chicago guest an informal reception in Traverse City and participate in the Cherry Festival parade and Walter Hagen Invitational Golf Tournament. He is to speak at the Palmer House dinner with executives from International Harvester Standard Oil of Indiana and Sears Roebuck and hold a Chicago news conference and Chicago State University commencement address.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Michigan
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Traverse City
Mich
Walter Hagan
New Grapefruit Diet Pill Promises Fast Weight Loss
An advertisement boasts a chewable grapefruit pill that supposedly aids rapid weight loss while allowing near full food freedom. Claims include up to a pound daily, vitamin fortified pills, and minimal exercise. Offers 10 20 or 30 day supplies via Citrus Farms Ltd with a money back guarantee.
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Phoenix
Citrus Farms Ltd
Dept
Strike Ends at Topeka Allis-Chalmers Plant
Union machinists at the Allis-Chalmers plant in Topeka Kansas ratified a new contract ending a strike of over two months. The 161 employees will return to work on Monday as company officials announce resumption of operations.
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Topeka
Kan
Allis-Chalmers
Machinists Union
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