Vietnamese refugee Vinh helps run health program in Lawrence
Vinh a 37 year old former intelligence officer fled Vietnam with his wife Anh and six children after Saigon fell. They arrived at Kansas City airport then Lawrence where three refugee committee members welcomed them. Vinh will seek jobs leveraging his past roles in health, welfare and translation as they settle in a rented home.
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Astronauts Prepare for Homecoming After Soyuz Landing
Astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton extend their stay to collect data while Cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov return tired but well after six days in orbit. The Soyuz landing in Kazakhstan was televised. News conferences planned in Moscow and Houston celebrate the joint mission.
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Former CIA lawyer says security can trump legal prosecutions
Lawrence R. Huston, former CIA general counsel, told a House subcommittee he would not have recommended prosecuting an employee for murder if it exposed secret operations. He said none of the nine nonprosecution cases involved murder. The CIA noted 30 cases of alleged wrongdoing since the 1954 agreement with the DOJ, with 19 referred for prosecution and two to another agency.
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Unpaid toll leads to two-day jail hold in Kansas
Five travelers stranded on a cross country trip near Lawrence when Oscar Pizano 29 was jailed for failing to pay a 55 cent toll at the East Lawrence exit of the Kansas Turnpike. Pizano pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor toll violation and received two days in jail with costs abated. The group, from Sweet Home Oregon, included two juvenile women who were questioned as possible runaways before release.
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Exxon Earnings Fall in Second Quarter 1975
Exxon Corp reports a 34.3 percent drop in Q2 earnings and a 23.8 percent fall in the first half of 1975. Chairman J K Jamieson cites higher taxes from repealed oil depletion allowances and lost inventory profits as major factors. He notes weaker demand due to conservation, recession, and lower oil sales.
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Protest Petition Seeks Zoning Reversal On Quarry Land
Carl Amerine leads a protest petition with 169 signatures from Douglas and Jefferson counties for a 466 acre quarry parcel near the Douglas County line. The petition aims to block re zoning to sanitary landfill and will be presented to the Jefferson County Planning Commission at 8 p m Thursday in Oskaloosa. The panel will study the petition and forward recommendations to the Jefferson County Commission.
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New center left turn lane will alter local driving habits
Lawrence prepares for a new middle lane on 23rd Street dedicated to left turns. Public Works official George Williams says the lane should reduce traffic injuries by about one third, citing Michigan studies showing lower rear end and left turn crashes but a rise in right angle incidents. Center lane painting and signs will be completed this week.
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India approves emergency, sparks walkout by opposition
In New Delhi the upper house backed Indira Gandhi's emergency resolution 136 to 33. Non Communist members walked out and pledged to boycott the remaining week of parliament as the lower house prepares to vote Wednesday before ratification by President Ahmed.
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Christina Onassis to wed Alexander Andreadis in Glyfada ceremony
Christina Onassis plans a private wedding with Alexander Andreadis in a six-person Glyfada chapel near Athens. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will attend, and Denise Sioris confirms her long-ago relationship with the groom amid expectations he will help run Christina's shipping empire.
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