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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1975

Page

4

Gurney jury remains in deliberations in Florida bribery case

A federal court jury began a second day of deliberations in the bribery conspiracy trial of former Sen. Edward Gurney and three codefendants in Tampa. The panel, after four hours and 10 minutes of talks, adjourned for the night without verdict, while a government exhibit cash was briefly left behind. The case centers on a political slush fund involving Florida builders and FHA favors, with co defendants including Joseph Bastien Ralph Koontz and K Wayne Swiger.

Tampa Fla Edward Gurney U.S. District Court Ben Krentzman Krentzman Gurney Senate Watergate Committee Florida Federal Housing Administration Florida Republican Larry Williams Joseph Bastien FHA Ralph Koontz K. Wayne Swiger Bastien

Refugee resettlement progress and concerns in the United States

Nearly three months after President Ford’s warning, 58000 Vietnamese refugees are still homeless or unemployed while over 57000 have been placed with U.S. sponsors and daily arrivals continue at about 700. Officials warn about long term assimilation amid recession and public scrutiny, with focus shifting to matching refugees with jobs before camp departure and rising sponsor refusals.

Washngton Ford United States U.S Welles Klein American Council For Nationalities Service Klein Julia Vadala Taft Inter- Agency Task Force On William Cohen Maine Taft

Legal disputes hit refugee camps at Fort Chaffee Arkansas

Refugee camp life at Fort Chaffee is disrupted by a wave of legal disputes including an $18,000 gold loss custody battles and divorces. The American Bar Association has set up free legal aid programs at four camps to address language cultural barriers and complex cases.

FT. Chaffee Ark George Gauss American Bar Association ABA Camp Pendleton Calif Eglin Air Blake

KU evaluation reiterates needs after NCA accreditation

The NCA reaffirmed KU strengths and cited weaknesses in teaching and library funding, prompting budget notes for FY 1977. Chancellor Dykes and Del Shankel said the findings align with KU's own assessments and will not derail upcoming budget hearings.

Kansas University North Central Association For Colleges and Schools NCA Archie Dykes del Shankel Kansas Board of Regents Shankel Regents Lawrence Kansas City

Beef prices slip in Kansas groceries this week

Kansas shoppers saw a nationwide style decline in beef prices with ground beef 81 cents a pound and sirloin at 1.81 dollars. Pork also moved, with whole ham at 1.20 and bacon at 1.73 a pound while beet sugar rose for a second straight week.

Manhattan Kan Kansas Kansas Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Shoppers Guide

FCC to hold hearings on Allbritton bid to finance Star

Washington Star publisher Joe L Allbritton criticizes FCC decision as delaying a final ruling on his plan to finance the Star by buying profitable radio and TV properties. The FCC requires more information on separating assets and public interest, with a potential delay of over a year. Star losses cited as $600,000 monthly. cross-ownership rules cited. Star Communications and affiliated licenses listed.

Washington Washington Star Joe L. Allbritton FCC Associated Radio-Tv Federal Communications Commission Allbritton the Star Star

Venezuela moves to nationalize U S oil firms in Congress

Venezuela's lower house approves a bill to nationalize Exxon Shell Gulf Mobil Sun Texaco units, with 40 year concessions expiring in 1983, creating Petroven to run the industry. The plan calls for compensation based on net book value, paid in cash or bonds over 100 years.

Caracas Venezuela Congress Exxon Shell Gulf Mobil Sun Texaco Senate Carlos Andres Perez Democratic Action Party Perez Petroleos Venezolanos Petroven

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