City moves to obtain land for new garage
Lawrence City Commission began steps to condemn land at 11th and Haskell for a new maintenance garage. The vote also set hiring goals for two planning posts, added an ex officio seat on the housing authority, and approved installing valves to curb flooding on Garfield Street.
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Lawrence City Commission
11Th
Haskell
Marnie Argersinger
Lawrence Housing Authority
Garfield Street
City Garage
Orville Bay
11Th and
Buford Watson
Watson
Judy Lennon
Sharon Sturdy
Far East Lawrence
12Th and
Ray
Lawrence- Douglas County
Islamic nations push to oust Israel from UN
At Jidda a four day Moslem foreign ministers conference approved a resolution to seek Israel’s removal from the United Nations at the next General Assembly. A Saudi led effort and PLO backing aim to line up a majority vote while threats of cutting relations with Israel highlighted the dispute on U.N. resolutions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
United Nations
Jidda
Red Sea
Saudi Arabia
Saud el Faisal
Palestine Liberation Organization
General Assembly
Farouk Kaddoumi
PLO
Henry A. Kissinger
World Organization
Kis
Singer
U.N
New York
U.S
Syria
Prince Saud
Democrats Again Eye Rise in Kansas Personal Exemption
Top Kansas Democrats said they will push in 1976 to raise the personal income tax exemption from 600 to 750 dollars, a move they say would yield about 11 million dollars in relief. Gov. Bennett and GOP leaders opposed it in 1975 citing economic uncertainty.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Senate
Jack Steineger
House
Pete Loux
Bennett
GOP
Steineger
Loux
Statehouse
Ers
James Ungerer
Marysville
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Ungerer
Eudora CPA Picnic Highlights Dances Contests and Games
The Eudora Cattlemen's Protection Assn hosts its annual picnic with a teen round dance in the city park Friday evening, followed by a square dance led by Karl Edwards. Saturday features a 5-8 age track meet, a bicycle jamboree, wheelie and snail races, a pony pull and mule jump contests, plus musical entertainment by the Happy Wanderers and a closing dance with Little Joe and the Wise Men.
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Eudora
Eudora Cattlemen’s Protection Assn
CPA
Karl Edwards
Robert Norris
Happy Wanderers
The
Wisemen
Market hits 15 month high on stronger economy signals
The Dow Jones average rose 5.95 to 881.81 marking its highest close since March 26 1974 with gains led by optimism from a Commerce Department report showing May inventories fell 2.97 billion. The S&P 500 rose .42 to 95.61 and the Nasdaq composite edged up while NYSE volume rose to 28.34 million shares.
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Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchanges
American Stock Exchange
N.Y.S.E
Commerce Department
Indira Gandhi tightens emergency restrictions in India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi enforces a decree barring release of those arrested under emergency rules. Observers see targeting imprisoned MPs and opposition figures, some from Congress, amid calls for her resignation and appeals of election irregularities.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Congress Party
Kissinger urges interim Middle East accord as UNEF debate heats up
Secretary of State Kissinger pressed for an interim solution with UN peacekeeping forces possibly staying in Sinai despite Egypt's refusal to extend the UNEF mandate beyond July 24. He warned against American military involvement while outlining plans to tighten warning systems and discussing implications for U.S. participation in the UN General Assembly and broader Middle East tensions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Egypt
Kissinger
U.N
Sinai
Minneapolis
UNEF
United Nations Emergency Force
U.S
Israel
Mideast
U.N. General Assembly
Mankato SES Chief Considered for KU Directorship
Richard Lee 30 associate director of SES at Mankato State College is offered the SES director post at Kansas University. Ron Calgaard confirms contact and a formal offer letter. Lee’s decision expected by week’s end. Lee holds degrees from Southern University and Mankato State and has five years of similar program administration experience.
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Richard Lee
SES
Mankato State College
Mankato
Minn
Kansas University
Journal-World Learned Today
Ron Calgaard
Calgaard
Lee
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Mankato State
Minnesota
Gary Flanigan
House bill would give Nixon funds for staff and office
The House is likely to approve a bill granting former President Richard M. Nixon 121,152 for staff, office supplies and expenses for the new fiscal year a 40 percent cut from Ford's recommendation. Nixon's 60,000 annual pension and security costs are not included. Ford had asked 203,000 for Nixon's office expenses.
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Washington
House
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Nixon
House Appropriations Committee
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Main Street
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Lawrence
Jim Stroud
Masonic Temple
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Temple
Journal-World
Martha Keys
D-Kan
James Cobler
Cobler
State Finance Council
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Baldwin — Baker University
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Walker
United States
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