Harmony on the Mountain and Valley at Camp David Summit
AP reports social notes from a Camp David summit show Brezhnev trying a blue Lincoln Continental loaned by the President while Nixon tours the area with Secret Service and Soviet officials. In Thurmont, locals note no major grumbling though a Legion Hall guest questions taxpayer funding for the car.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
Camp David
Karl-Marx
United States
U.S
Secret Service
Secret Police
Rosebud
Léonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Richard Milhous
Brezhnev
Detroit
Thurmont
James Black
West Main Street
Legion Hall
Ford Motor Co
KU Aid to State in Development Goals
Kansas University Institute for Social and Environmental Studies ISES assists the state in a preliminary effort toward development goals.
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Kansas University Institute For Social and Environmental Studies
ISES
Preliminary hearings set for three in Kansas City area
A preliminary hearing for Josiph Revell age 20 of 929 Ky for aiding in an aggravated robbery is set for Wednesday in Douglas County Court. Also scheduled is a preliminary for Nichols Jr. age 25 from By (Kansas) in the same incident. Revell faces an aggravated robbery charge tied to a June 1 armed robbery at the Taco Grande Restaurant. The case ties to a district court action and a $2,500 bond remains. A separate project by ISES with KU law students studies growth and development statutes in Kansas and how agencies implement policy.
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Josiph Revell
Douglas County
County Cour
Revell
Taco Grande Restant
Ninth
Indiana
Olivery
Carrie
Ne Nichols, Jr
Iby
ISES
Kansas Department of Economic Development
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Herman Lujan
Thomas D. Galloway
Philip Jackson
Redding
Cal
Kansas
KU School of Law
C. Peter Goplerud
Lawrence
Janine Hassler
Abilene
Pamela Hooper
Kenneth Josephson
Great Neck
N.Y
Kay Maine
Murfreesboro
N.C
Campaign Costs Up to One Billion in 1984 Election
Washington reports that by 1984 campaign spending could reach one billion dollars, with Congress weighing ceilings on per voter spending and partial public financing. Senate action aims to curb spending after Watergate and rising campaign costs. Maurice H. Stans testified to soaring funds. Nixon proposed an election reform commission.
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Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson II. D-Ill
Maurice H. Stans
Watergate Committee
Sans
Nixon
Election Reform Commission
Casals Keeps Daily Practice at 96 for Concert
Pablo Casals said he still practices the cello all morning and is always ready to give a concert. He arrived for a luncheon in his honor and will lead a 60 piece orchestra in a Central Park concert tomorrow afternoon in New York.
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United Nations (Ap
Pablo Casals
Casals
New York
Central Park
Congress backs continued F111 production over secretary order
A congressional committee voted to resume 12 more F111 fighter bombers at a cost of 172.7 million, aiming to keep the line open and pressure approval of the B1 bomber as a fallback if B52 and F111 production are halted. Rep. Samuel Stratton charged the move pressures Congress to endorse the B1.
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Washington
William P. Clements
Clements
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Congress
Stratton
Air Force
Mayors Seek Changes to Special Revenue Sharing Plan
San Francisco AP The U S Conference of Mayors representing cities over 30 000 voted to seek changes in the Nixon administration plan for special revenue sharing for community development The vote followed briefings by officials including HUD Secretary James Lynn and Domestic Council Director Ken Cole The group urged Congress to act as it faces a funding crunch for the Better Communities Act proposed to start July 1 1974 with 2.3 billion dollars in its first year.
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San Francisco
Big City
U.S. Housing and Urban Development
James 'T.'" Lynn
Domestic Council
Ken Cole
U.S. Conference’ ‘of Mayors
Cole
Congress
Nixon
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Ively
Nichols
Statement of Kansas Development Goals
AP News
Paopock
HONDA
Jack Ellena
Lawrence Auto Plaza
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