Kissinger heads for Middle West on campaign style swing
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to Milwaukee and Minneapolis for a two city rally tour to bolster public confidence in U S foreign policy. He reports progress from recent Paris Geneva and Bonn talks on arms limits a Sinai settlement and a withdrawal plan.
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Pound slides as Wilson anti inflation plan faces doubt
In London the pound and the stock market fell amid skepticism over Prime Minister Harold Wilson's anti inflation package. Traders fear the June price index will show inflation above 26 percent, with the pound at 2.1818 dollars and a 27.2 percent drop since December 1971.
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Hearst Kin Talks With Patty Hearst Parents on Visit
Los Angeles radical Jack Scott met Friday with Patty Hearst’s parents Catherine and Randolph Hearst at their San Francisco apartment. Mrs. Hearst said Scott hinted at a personal appeal for Patty to surrender. Scott called the report preposterous and said he would not urge Patty.
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City to consider condemnation resolution for land at 11th and Haskell
The Lawrence City Commission will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday to consider condemning and appropriating land at 11th and Haskell for a city maintenance garage after negotiations with owner Orville Ray on 12 acres failed to reach a final price. The plan excludes seven acres for a park not yet reviewed for conformance, and appraisals have not been obtained.
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Kansas Counties Vote On Local Half Cent Sales Tax
Leavenworth Johnson and Wyandotte counties among 18 Kansas counties voting Tuesday on local half cent sales taxes. If approved, the tax would raise about 487000 dollars for Leavenworth County this year and provide extra revenue for cities within counties approving the measure.
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Douglas County Maps Parkway Delays With State Officials
County and city leaders meet Tuesday with state highway officials to press for prompt review of Clinton Parkway plans. They seek assurance plans move quickly through field office and final checks if congressional funds are approved, with $10 million in FY 1976 appropriations. Lawrence Memorial Hospital trustees meet Wednesday with Don Lenz on vacation. bids on the physical plant addition are due July 22.
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Air Force trainee Brunk completes basic training
Airman Ricky L. Brunk of Eudora has graduated from Lackland Air Force Base Texas. He will receive specialized training at Sheppard AFB Texas before returning to his AFRES unit at Richards-Gebaur AFB Missouri. Crockett Johnson creator of Barnaby dies at 68 in Norwalk Hospital.
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Angolan capital hit by heavy fighting as MPLA rumors swirl
In Luanda heavy shooting and mortar bombardments intensify clashes between rival liberation groups. Officials report about 300 killed since the flareup began midweek. Government palace surrounded by Portuguese armored units amid coup rumors involving MPLA backed by the Soviet Union.
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Mediation Efforts Push to Avert Rail and Postal Strikes
Federal mediators led by W J Usery intensify talks to avert strikes next week in postal and railroad labor disputes. Key issues include the no layoff clause in postal contracts and wage increases for rail workers. Both sides face July 21 deadlines as negotiations continue with intensive bargaining urged this week.
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Suspect escapes jail then freed for a day in car theft case
Gary Spillman, 17, fled from Douglas County jail during booking on a failure to appear charge related to two stolen cars. He evaded deputies until a stolen car tied to him was found at Ninth and New Hampshire. He was recaptured with three juveniles and is held without bond pending a court appearance.
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Albert Thomas
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Ninth
New Hampshire
Ronald E. Dietz
1618 Del
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