U.S. officials fear risky Mideast military moves
U.S intelligence officials warn both Israel and Egypt risk escalating tensions as Kissinger seeks a renewed Sinai troop pullback. Israel calls up 7000 reservists while Egypt deploys air defense radar near the Suez Canal and places units on alert amid fears of a broader clash if the UN force leaves Sinai.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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U.N
Israel
Cairo
United States
Suez Canal
West Bank
Canal
Union Hearing Delayed In Pittsburg State College Case
A PERB official says hearings on the Pittsburg State College faculty bargaining unit complaint against the Kansas Board of Regents may be a month away. The unit accuses the regents of failing to meet and confer in good faith and of not proposing counter offers. The dispute surrounds a new contract and the process of employment conditions. The outcome may not be ready before the new school year starts.
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Topeka
Pittsburg
Kansas State College
Kansas Board of Regents
Jerry Powell
Kansas Public Employes Relations Board
PERB
Regents
Powell
Banks Race Ahead as Electronic Transfers Reach Lawrence
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan opens a remote teller unit at Dillon's Plaza allowing passcard customers to cash and deposit 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. In Lawrence the experiment could threaten traditional banks, which plan to install similar systems within a year or two. The project, approved by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, has processed over 500 transactions this month and may expand nationwide. Local bankers note limited computer access slows progress but expect broader electronic transfers to redefine banking.
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Dillon’s Plaza
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Jack Barr
Lawrence National Bank and Trust Co
Douglas County State Bank
Max Falkenstien
Barr
Lawrence National
National Share Data Corp
Dallas
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Kenny Ragland
University State Bank
Fatal crash spurs $1.165 million wrongful death suit
Kathleen Malone's parents sue Police Officer Michael Wiebrock, the city of Lawrence, Lanny Riedel, and Liberty Mutual for 1.165 million dollars. They claim negligent operation and failure to instruct, following a July collision at 23rd and Kasold during a fight call. Wiebrock faced vehicular homicide charges, later exonerated. Riedel was convicted for failure to yield and lack of proper insurance, with vehicular homicide dismissed.
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Michael Wiebrock
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Lanny C. Riedel
Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance. Co
Riedel
23Rd
Kasold
Robert Malone
Omahia
Viebrock
Malones
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Wiebrock
Douglas
Ford set for informal Bonn visit amid economic worries
President Ford arrives in Bonn for a 10 day European tour and will focus on economic recession risks over Cold War fears. He will dine on a Rhine excursion boat and picnics with troops in Hessen. West Berlin is skipped due to scheduling. He and Schmidt plan a Helsinki signing with Brezhnev present.
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West Germany
Ford
West Berlin
Schmidt
Helsinki
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Mississippi Street Resurfacing Closes Road Near KU
Kansas University area will undergo routine resurfacing Tuesday causing closure of Mississippi Street from Ninth to near the 24 Hours to 9 a m Friday. Parking along Mississippi is halted in Zone I with access kept at the 11th Street intersection to Zone X. Zone I car owners should park in Zone X. Zone I permits honored there.
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Leonard Hoover
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Trial date set in helmet law challenge in Kansas
In Shawnee County District Court judge William R. Carpenter is set to hear a case challenging a 1973 helmet law for motorcycle riders. The suit stems from Ted dy Oakes of Kansas City Kansas riding without a helmet to provoke arrest and test the law's constitutionality.
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Shawnee County
William R. Carpenter
Teddy Oakes
Kansas City
Kan
Voting Rights Act extension seen headed for approval
Senate vote 77 to 12 clears seven year extension with language minority protections including Alaskan natives and Hispanic Americans. Bill adds bilingual ballots, preclearance, and federal observers while broadening coverage beyond the South to parts of Texas and eight other states. Ford expected to sign as House moves to accept Senate amendments.
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Don Edwards
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Lawrence native Replogle appears on NBC Today segment
Lawrence resident Lawrence Wayne Replogle a longtime Yellowstone Park worker and former Kansas athletics photographer spoke on NBC Today about his park experiences including a summer with President Gerald Ford. The feature tied to Wyoming as Today marks a state weekly ahead of the bicentennial. A local drive to collect cans for The Whomper's Splash for Trash Day runs August 2 at the recycling center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Lawrence Resient
Yellowstone Park
Replogle
Kansas Athletics
National Park
Gerald Ford
NBC
Wyoming
Today Show
Lawrence
East Eighth
Chiefs Trade Dave Jaynes for Falcons Receivers
Kansas City trades quarterback Dave Jaynes the Chiefs third round pick from 1974 to Atlanta for Tom Geredine a wide receiver. Jaynes from Bonner Springs Kan reported to camp with arm trouble and said he was surprised to depart but eager to play in Atlanta. Geredine attended Central High School in Kansas City and played at Northeast Missouri State as the Falcons fourth selection in 1973.
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Chiefs
Dave Jaynes
Kansas
Atlanta Falcons
Tom Geredine
Jaynes
Atlanta
Bonner Springs
Kan
Geredine
Central High School
Northeast Missouri State
Falcons
Electric prices rise nationwide driven by fuel costs
EPA study shows U S electricity prices jumped 30 percent in 1974 mainly due to higher fuel costs. Residential rates rose 23 percent and commercial industrial 33 percent with average bills up as utilities invest in pollution controls. Consumers on Atlantic and Pacific coasts faced the sharpest increases.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell E. Train
Atlantic
Pacific
KU Senate panel people irked by teaching study leaks
SenEx chair Gerhard Zuther said commission staffers leaked claims on AI teaching quality at KU. The panel urged prior review of the final report, with interim findings due Sept 1 and the full document by Oct 1, while student leaders resist withholding the final report.
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SenEx
Gerhard Zuther
Zuther
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Student Senate
Kansas Board of Requents
Rolfs
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