Overburdened citizens question costly public projects
Citizens nationwide question soaring costs on public undertakings from the Truman Sports Complex in Kansas City to Montreal Olympic plans. Voters fear fraud and inflated promises as projects exceed budgets and burden taxpayers.
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Kansas City
Montreal
Douglas County
Olympic Village
Kansas Lake Boating Safety Shortfalls Sparked By Inexperience
In 1975 Kansas listed 40 major boating accidents with 14 deaths, 16 injuries and about 37000 dollars in property damage at Perry Lake Pomona and nearby water sites. Officials cite improper loading weather disregard reckless handling and poor equipment as chief causes.
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Kansas
Kansa
Perry Lake
Pomona
Water energy potential wasted in moving rivers says Lilienthal
New York AP reports David Lilienthal argues two thirds of hydropower potential from moving water is squandered. He cites small, quick to deploy units on existing waterways can start in 12 to 15 months and urges federal support. ERDA budget omits water power, he says.
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New York
America
David Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Hydro
Energy Research and Developmen Administration
Hydro Power
Washington
ERDA
Old hometown notes reveal budget boost and local events
The Board of Education won state approval to exceed the 1965-66 budget by 08 985 to fund June to August salaries for District 60 staff. Police Chief Troetstrup cites new suspect testimony rules. July 4 Soap Box Derby draws 52 local entrants. Medicare starts July 1 boosting hospital plans. Local optometrist Fred Noll dies after a heart attack. No Memorial Stadium fireworks due to the Korean War. Dorsey Liberty Legion Post Auxiliary officers announced. Wheat harvest begins in Douglas County. Over 100 Methodist ministers attend a summer school at Baker University. Nine Girl Scouts and three counselors depart for Green Mountain Falls camping. KU dislodgement issue discussed at Courthouse with University leaders. Centennial Barber Shop opens with Mitchell and Anderson.
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Board of Education
Fred Noll
Chamber of Commerce
E.R. Zook
Memorial Stadium
Dorsey Liberty Legion Post Auxiliary
Ruth Martin
Dora Wor
Douglas County
Methodist Church
Baker University
Kirchhoff
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Bedroom survey of Congress uncovers affairs on Capitol Hill
Washington report claims several lawmakers and staffers engage in relationships while on the job. It cites Rep. John Breaux in Tokyo with a secretary, Rep. Bill Clay and Sen. Harry Byrd Jr. denying improper conduct, and notes power dynamics that shield mishaps. Footnote claims more than two dozen lawmakers involved.
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Wayne Hays
Congress
Elizabeth Ray
Capitol Hill
Congressional
John Breaux
Japan
Tokyo
Shinmayako
Harry Byrd Jr
Clay
Byrd
Capton Hill
Cronkite Pressed to Deliver Dramatic Political Convention
In a candid mock planning session, TV executives debate how to shape coverage of the Democratic and Republican conventions. They propose documentaries on Jimmy Carter’s peanut farm and a Stop Carter campaign led by Cronkite Reasoner Brinkley and Chancellor to influence nomination outcomes.
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David Brinkley
John Chancellor
New York
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Brinkley
Chancellor
Carter
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Ford's busing crisis shows stalled policy and politics
The Ford administration mishandled busing issues with forgotten White House memos and inaction in the Justice Department. A halfhearted, politically driven push later emerged as officials scrambled to draft a Supreme Court petition amid internal and public backlash.
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Ford Administration
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Justice Department
Ford
James Cannon
Cannon
Edward H. Levi
David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Mr. Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Boston
City Hall
Ronald Reagan
Robert Bork
Supreme Court
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Bork
J. Stanley Pottinger
Philip Buchen
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Secretary of Transportation
William Coleman
Pottinger
High Court
Kentucky
Louisville
Committed View on Biblical Equality for Women
Dr. Theodore Ernst argues that both Old and New Testament figures and Pauline theology support unconditional equality of women including marriage roles. He contends Christianity and Judaism show feminist and anti feminist currents, and endorses Equal Rights Amendment within biblical study.
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Journal-World
Marshall Fine
Women’s Liberation Movement
Theodore Ernst
Prayer for acceptance of God’s will and courage
A devotional plea asks for understanding of God’s will and the strength to carry out the assignment with faith. The prayer seeks guidance, perception, and resolve in following divine plans.
Journal World staff and rate notice from Lawrence Kansas
The Journal-World, based at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas, lists executive editors and staff including Dolph Simons Jr and Bill Mayer, with publishing history dating to 1854. Subscription rates are shown for various delivery options, including carrier and mail within Douglas County and nationwide.
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Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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