The Good Old Days in Utilities and Bal Jeffrey
Editorial contrasts past and present in utility service and leadership. It recalls mutual trust in Kansas Power & Light and praises Bal Jeffrey for his customer focus, fair rate action, and community standing, arguing for leaders with local roots over corporate pedigree.
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Kansas University
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Kansas
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Ironic coincidence marks eight months in Iran hostage crisis
During a Tuesday evening meeting with supporters and staff, President Carter reflected on eight months since the Iranian hostages were seized, noting how his own political prospects had shifted from slim to strong while the crisis persisted.
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Democratic Party
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Kelly’s ABSCAM ties deepen as FBI widens probe
Florida representative Richard Kelly faces expansion of inquiries into favors for convicted felons and ties to organized crime figures. James Maher III, ex- aide who quit last March after cocaine-arrest in Bolivia, cooperates with prosecutors and describes a meeting with Kelly, travel agent Robert Spicer, and ex-bodyguard Eugene Ciuzio. Ciuzio later claimed influence over Kelly in a hospital Georgetown trip videotaped with $25,000 ABSCAM payment.
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Jerry’ Spicer
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Georgetown
Paradox Does System Truly Work in 1980 Primary
A veteran observer argues the 1980 presidential primary produced Carter and Reagan as favorites, yet dissatisfaction with the choices grows nationwide. He suggests the nominating system, not sacred law, shaped these candidates and proposes reforms by the Democratic and Republican National Committees to yield Mondale and Baker-like leaders in the future.
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Three Perkins workers aid driver in flash flood rescue
A KU law student thanks three Perkins restaurant employees who ran out during a Saturday night thunderstorm near 23rd and Ousdahl to push his stalled car to higher ground. The staff then offered coffee and towels to stranded patrons as rain and power outages affected the area.
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Local forecasts push for drier spell amid flood fears
Weather notes say four inches above normal moisture with periodic Wakarusa River flooding. In broader news, Agnew denounces “criminal misfits” and protests at West Point while Missouri curators move to sanction antiwar demonstrators. Lawrence sees May permit totals rise to 1.2 million as church wing opens and guards win a trophy. Ottawa and Baker universities graduate dozens, and Mr and Mrs George Docking plan a new home in West Hills Addition.
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Charlatans of Peace and Freedom
West Point
Missouri University Board of Curators
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Baker University
George Docking
West Hills
Reagan Faces Tough Georgia Challenge and Campaign Woes
Ronald Reagan’s first day on the campaign trail shows a stiff challenge from Carter’s Georgia allies amid a los Angeles fundraiser. Key aides battle over staff strategy as George Bush quits. veteran strategist Stuart Spencer is courted to guide a broader national approach while Meese remains cautious and lean.
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Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Sacramento
Beverly Hills
George Bush
Reagan
Carter
Stuart Spencer
Gerald R. Ford
Journal-World personnel and publication details
The Journal-World lists Dolph Simons Jr as editor and publisher with Rolph Gage as chairman, Bill Mayer as assistant to the publisher, and Robert Nordyke as executive editor. Other staff include Alten Torray as managing editor, Donna Wiley as news editor, Jack Starkey as controller, Bruce Baker as advertising director, Keith Wood as retail advertising manager, and Dallas Dolan as circulation manager. Established in 1854, the newspaper is published daily by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates for different regions.
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KPL
Topeka
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Kansas Corporation Commission
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New York Society of Security
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William L. Perdue
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Dolph Simons Jr
Rolph Gage
Bill Mayer
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Robert Nordyke
Alten Torray
Donna Wiley
Jack Starkey
Bruce Baker
Keith Wood
Dallas Dolan
Milestones Across History On Midway, Charles I and More
Key historical moments span 1647 hostage taking of King Charles I by the British army, 1896 Henry Ford’s Detroit nighttime car run, 1942 Midway battle opening leading to Japan’s first major defeat, 1961 Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna meeting, 1973 Nixon Dean ties revealed, a flight hijack foiled at Dulles, and Greece allows Constantine II to seek office if he returns.
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Japan
Charles I
Henry Ford
Detroit
John Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
White House
Richard Nixon
John Dean
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Washington
Dulles
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