Sadat hails Israeli move on Suez forces and cargo
Egyptian President Sadat calls Israel’s partial withdrawal encouraging and says cargo bound for Israel may pass through the Suez Canal if further concessions follow. Rabin plans to reduce forces before the canal reopens, aiming to show a peace intent as Kissinger and Ford weigh next steps.
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Israel
Suez Canal
Sadat
CBS
Salzburg
Austria
Ford
ABC
Yitzhak Rabin
U.N
Rabin
Egypt
Rael
Henry A. Kissinger
Canal Cargo
Kissinger
Washington
City Wins HUD Grant for Development Projects
Lawrence receives a 529000 federal grant from HUD pending environmental reviews. The funds cover Haskell Loop acquisition and relocation, North Second Street beautification, housing rehab, loans, training, planning, administration, and contingencies. Final release awaits commission action and public input.
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Lawrence
Federal Office of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
Kyle Andregg
Haskell Loop
North Second Street
Andregg
Ozzie Nelson dies at 69 after cancer battle
Los Angeles AP reports bandleader and actor Ozzie Nelson, star of The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, died of cancer at age 69. Harriet Hilliard Nelson and his sons David and Ricky attended his bedside. a Forest Lawn service is planned. Nelson faced liver surgery months earlier and had lived in Hollywood.
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Ozzie and
Harriet
Harriet Hilliard Nelson
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Pacific Ocean
Hollywood
David
Rick
Forest Lawn
Hollywood Hills
David Ozzie
Eric Hilliard
Ricky
Ozzie’s
Inmate Stabbed at Lansing Prison Life-Term Prisoner Injured
A state prison inmate serving a life sentence was stabbed in the back by another inmate Sunday in the Lansing facility. Herman Thompson, serving from LaBette County for kidnapping and burglary, underwent surgery and is in good condition at Leavenworth Hospital after the attack in the dining hall.
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Lansing
Kan
Herman Thompson
Labette County
Leavenworth
Thompson
U S Attorney to Work From Topeka Office
U S attorney for Kansas will base in Topeka for first time in 14 years. E Edward Johnson will run from the Justice Department office here with headquarters at Topeka. Previous holders operated from Wichita and Kansas City offices. Johnson noted the office locations have varied since 1961.
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Kan
U. S
Kansas
E. Edward Johnson
Robert J. Roth
Justice Department
Wilbur G. Leonard
Roth
Wichita
Newell George
Kansas City
Johnson
KU Summer Session Enrollment and Schedule
Monday Kansas University opens enrollment for summer school with classes starting Monday. Registration hours and harassment periods are specified by surname blocks in Wescoe Hall and Hoch Auditorium. The summer holiday is July 4 and the semester ends August 2 with final exams in the last class session.
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Kansas University
Wescoe Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Bicyclist Injured After City Crash In Lawrence
Lawrence police report a collision Monday afternoon left 15 year old John Giele with minor injuries. Giele rode south on Indiana while Larry Bennett approached from Maine on 17th, Bennett says he stopped at a stop sign then entered the intersection. Giele apparently failed to see the car, which belonged to Kansas Public Service Co. He sustained scrapes and bruises to his legs.
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John Giele
Ala
Lawrence
Giele
Indiana
Larry Bennett
Maine
Bennett
Kansas Public Service Co
From small town beginnings to a Boys State governor bid
Doug Curtright of McLouth and Roy Jensen of Gardner recall Fred Works a small school leader who rose in a Boys State race to become a Nationalist gubernatorial candidate in a four way contest. Works used homemade campaign cards and challenged the party platform boosting a liquor referendum while opposing socialized medicine and abortion. He later helped with the Dole campaign and mused about a future as a state senator while heading to Kansas State University.
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Doug Curtright
McLouth
Roy Jensen
Gardner
Works
Fred
Robert Dole
Fred Works
George Works
Bill Roy
Dole-Roy
Kansas State University
Egypt declines U S gift property for Sadat mansion
Egypt rejects a Nile land gift worth about 1 million dollars intended as a new presidential residence site for Anwar Sadat. The United States ceded the plot in a bid to please Sadat, while past gifts to the leader triggered congressional criticism and debate.
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Cairo
Egypt
The
Nile
United States
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Sadat
Richard M. Nixon
D-N.y
Roy Atherton
House
Giza
Osceola School Board Adopts Departures and Summer Plans
Os kaloosa School Board accepted resignations from John Oberny and Carolyn Oberny, plus approved summer maintenance at district buildings. It authorized two non certified food service hires and adjusted salaries. Registration for the next Red Cross swim session at Lawrence Municipal Pool is June 14 from 9 to noon, with 26 classes available and a $3 fee.
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Red Cross
Lawrence Municipal Pool
Dave Schmidt
Oskaloosa
John Oberny
Carolyn
Oberny
Obererny
Ruth Hannah
Schmidt
Tower Favors Constructive Probes Of CIA FBI
Senator John G Tower urged a Senate Intelligence Committee probe into CIA and FBI abuses while strengthening intelligence gathering. As ranking Republican, he will receive Rockefeller Commission records, hear witnesses, and avoid preconceptions, addressing four national problems including energy and economy. The remarks came at a Kansas City Baker University fundraiser.
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Kansas City
John G. Tower
D-Tex
Senate
CIA
FBI
Texas
United States
Tower
Senate Committee On
Baker University of Baldwin
Kan
Rockefeller Commission
Sen. Tower
Rockefeller
Congress
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Larry Winn
Douglas County
Lecompton
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Kevin Heylin
Manhattan
Murphy Hall
Oskie Board
Bette Blitzer
Gill Real Estate
East 7Th St
By Jim Bass
Lawrence Arts Center
Gill Agency
Tenn
Smith Corona Electric
Strong
Vermont
Lawrence Typewriter
Dick Benton
Norma Bee Residential
Paul Clawson
Gordon Fulcher
Kathie Hyten Residential
Oral Paxton
Dale Wiltfong Farm
Benton Acency. O Y. Inc
Massachusetts
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