Paving innovation holds hope of lower road cost
John Stevens of Lawrence introduces Peneprime and Penemulsion, specialty asphalts he and Jim Freshwaters hold patents for. He cites tests at Kansas City International Airport Perry Lake and DeSoto High School as early proof, claiming roads become more durable at lower costs.
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Kansas City International Airport
Perry Lake
DeSoto High School
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Inlaw
Jim Freshwaters
Waterloo
Iowa
Jewel Benson
Denver
Colo
Peneprime Products Inc
United States
Asia
Kansas University
Strategic Air Command
Freshwaters
Lawrence
John Cross
Leonard Eisele
Valley Falls
Lake Shore Estates
Lake Perry
City to hold hearing on Haskell Loop project
The Lawrence City Commission will hold a 7 p.m. public hearing at city hall on the proposed Haskell Loop. The meeting also covers authorizing dam inspection contracts for Bowersock Dam, discussion of a housing code led by Commissioner Carl Mibeck, and a final vote on committing to the project.
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Haskell Loop
City Hall
Bowersock Dam
Sixth
Massachusetts
Kansas River
Carl Mibeck
Don Binns
East Lawrence
Bowersock
Kansas
Bowersock Mill and Power Co
Kansas Fibreboard Inc
Commission
Lawrence City Commission discusses Has Kell Loop project
Mayor Barkley Clark writes that the Has Kell Loop project will come before the commission at Tuesday night’s meeting. A project map is planned for publication in Tuesday’s Journal World.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Barkley Clark
Haskell Loop
Journal World
Goals committee plans meeting schedule in Lawrence
The Citizens' Advisory Council planning and zoning committee will meet at First National Bank at 7 30 p m tonight to discuss citizen involvement in planning. Bob Haralick of the Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council will speak. Subsequent talks include Bob Moore August 4 and Tom Galloway August 5 at Lawrence Public Library. The committee will meet August 13 at 511 Ohio to write objectives for the Goals for Lawrence Program.
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Bob Haralick
Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council
Bob Moore
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
CAC
Lawrence Public Library
Tom Galloway
Institute For Social and Environmental Studies
Kansas University
Jane Eldredge
Ohio
Lawrence
Farm land value for U S farms climbs to 143 900
USDA says the average value of farm real estate rose to 143 900 on March 1 this year up from 125 000 a year earlier driven mainly by higher land prices. Values per acre stood at 354 this March 1 versus 310 on March 1, 1974 with a 12 percent year rise.
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U.S
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Usda Real Estate
Department
Economic Research Service
Israel Says Sinai Interim Offer Final If Egypt Rejects
Defense Minister Shimon Peres said Israel’s proposal for an interim Sinai agreement is final and cannot be further conceded. He warned Cairo may seek to pressure Washington, while Israel preserves passes at Mitra and Gidi and seeks radar monitoring and road control in the area.
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Sadat
Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Herman Eilts
U.S
Kissinger
Eilts
Yugoslavia
Sinai
Abu Rudeis
Kennedy denies he'll run in 76 presidential race
Senator Edward M. Kennedy says he has not changed his mind and will not be a candidate for the presidency in 1976 under any circumstances. He dismisses remarks attributed to allies and notes public statements affirming his non candidacy. Alternate schools debate in Lawrence to be discussed at a neighborhood coffee hosted by Dee Liska.
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Alabama
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Lawrence
Dee Liska
Rawhide
Lisa Barry
Reagan says he may run if odds against Ford are realistic
Ronald Reagan, 64, says he will not rush into a 1976 presidential bid if chances against Ford are poor. He cites strong audience response to his nationwide tour and notes a new Citizens for Reagan committee led by Sen. Paul Laxalt will gauge support, raise funds, and poll voters.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Ford
Raleigh, N.C
Tacoma
Wash
Montana
North
South Dakota
Virginia
Citizens For Reagan
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Astronauts to endure ten day seclusion after illness
Three Apollo crewmen Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance Brand remain in hospital in Honolulu with congested lungs from fuel fumes. They will be kept in semi isolation for ten days to limit infection exposure as doctors monitor recovery and continue treatment locally.
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Honolulu
Thomas Stafford
Donald Slayton
Vance Brand
Tripler Army Hospital
Houston
Hawaii
Bartelloni
Slayton
71-year-old bicyclist dies during Denver to Kansas ride
Laurance Baty 71 dies of a heart attack while cycling with wife Minnie on a 200 mile trip from Denver toward Kansas. He collapsed after lunch near Denver suburbs, ending a planned coast-to-Kansas journey to avoid high gas costs. Minnie, widowed, had traveled ahead to reserve a motel.
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Salt Lake City
Minnie Baty
Denver
Continental Divide
Colorado
Hurricane Blanche Weakens Over Nova Scotia
Hurricane Blanche weakened quickly as it moved through southwestern Nova Scotia. Warnings were canceled, power outages occurred from fallen branches, and ferry service to Prince Edward Island was halted. Shelburne reported 50 mph winds as Blanche veered north northeast toward loss of force.
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N.S
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
U.S
Blanche
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