Americans adapt as oil work brings life to Dubai Gulf
American families in the United Arab Emirates adjust to a new world of oil work. They face shopping and social limits while finding modern towns and Western conveniences emerging in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Local women wear conservative dress. some say driving is possible, others note restrictions.
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Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Trista Bird
Arabian Gulf
Trista
United States
Dubai Petroleum Co
Continental Oil
Conoco
Iran
Shiraz
Isfahan
Man
Abu Dhabi
Das Island
Carol
Bechtel
Chiyoda Corp
Gulf States
Dubai Creek
Virginia Johnston
Sanger
Calif
Trust in doctor boosts relief even before treatment
Harvard physician Dr. Herbert Benson says the doctor patient bond can trigger real relief through the placebo effect. He and Mark Epstein note trust and faith provoke physical and psychological changes reducing suffering, urging clinicians to maximize this asset while avoiding depersonalized care.
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Herbert Benson
Harvard Medical School
Journal of the American Medical Society
Benson
Mark D. Epstein
Lawrence City Band Fourth Summer Concert Set
The Lawrence City Band presents its fourth weekly summer concert at 8 p m Wednesday at the South Park bandstand. Director Bill Kelly conducts the National Emblem March Zampa Overture Washing ton Post March and opera selections from F igur o The Barber of Seville and Porgy and Bess with guest conductor Robert Foster and soloist Antonio Perez. The program also includes Funiculi Funicula The Roman Carnival Overture and popular tunes Tie a Yellow Ribbon and Has Anyone Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose.
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Lawrence City Band
South Park
Bill Kelly
Robert Foster
Kansas University
Antonio Perez
Bubonic plague remains threat in U S unchanged risk
Federal health officials say bubonic plague in the United States stays at a high level from last year but an epidemic is unlikely. The death of a 17 month old Ventura California girl in May was the fourth confirmed US case in 1975 with three others surviving. Two possible Arizona cases were not confirmed.
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Atlanta
United States
Ventura
Calif
Center For Disease Control
CDC
Arizona
Arnold Kaufmann
Kaufman
Italian Communist Leader Says Kremlin Not Headquarters
Italian Communist Party Leader Enrico Berlinguer told Time magazine the Kremlin no longer issues common directives to overseas Communist parties and that the party has absolute autonomy. He noted gains in regional elections, but said they are not on the verge of government, while urging Italy to maintain NATO membership and deter a unilateral withdrawal.
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New York
Enrico Berlinguer
Kremlin
Soviet Bloc
Time Magazine
Rome
Berlinguer
Time
America
Communist Party Movement
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Kansas University pledges 34 fraternities in June
Among 34 KU students pledging social fraternities in June are Lawrence residents Richard S. McNary of 2105 Quail Creek Phi Gamma Delta and David A. Raley of 1935 Alabama Delta Tau Delta Open rush continues through the summer The Interfraternity Council announced 61 pledges earlier in June with names from Acacia Alpha Kappa Lambda Beta Theta Pi Delta Chi Delta Upsilon Kappa Sigma Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kappa Pi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon and more
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Richard S. McNary
Quail Creek
Phi Gamma Delta
David A. Raley
Alabama
Delta Tau Delta
Interfraternity Council
Acacia
John W. Steinberg
Ballwin
James A. Obermeyer
Escapees Captured After Bridge Campout Near Abilene
The last two of four Dickinson County Jail escapees, Norman Peart and Patrick Edwards, were captured under a bridge eight miles east of Abilene after surrendering to sheriff’s deputies, Abilene police, and highway patrol. They had camped since Friday and were located from tips. Several people were questioned. Also, two Diabetes Association meetings are scheduled in Lawrence this week, including officer elections and a public educational seminar.
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Abilene, Kan
Dickinson County
Old U.S. 40
Here
Norman Peart
Abilene
Patrick Edwards
Fr. Riley
Sheriff’s Office
Abilene Police
Highway Patrol
Peart
Edwards
Three Die In Weekend Kansas Traffic Mishaps
Weekend traffic incidents in Kansas left three dead. Eck Ralph dealership owner Joe Eck was struck while mowing his lawn in Newton. In Wichita area crash, Craig Walters died and another youth was critically injured after a motorcycle collision. A Humbolt resident, Steven Ludlum, died in a U.S. 59 Kansas 201 crash near Stark. Obituary: Donald M. Oenslager, famed set designer for theater, opera and ballet, died at 73 in Bedford New York.
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Kansas
Joe Eck
Eck- Ralph
Newton
Highway Patrol
Craig Douglas Walters
Wichita
Steven Ludlum
Humbolt
U.S. 59
Kansas 201
Stark
Ludlum
Saxe still faces murder charge in Boston case
Susan E. Saxe was taken into custody in Boston as a federal judge dropped fugitive charges. She faces a murder and robbery trial for the September 1970 $26,000 Brighton State Street Bank heist that killed Patrolman Walter Schroeder. She previously pleaded guilty to related 1970 armory and Philadelphia bank robberies under a government deal.
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Boston
Susan E. Saxe
Ms. Saxe
Superior
Brighton
State Street Bank and Trust Co
Walter Schroeder
U.S
Peter Princi
Brandeis University
Asst
Richard Backman
Saxe
Philadelphia
Newburyport Armory
Police recover loot in holdup at Quebec bank
Police say two sacks containing more than $1 million stolen from a Canadian National Bank branch in Quebec were found in a wooded area about 15 miles from the robbery site. Investigators believe the bandits fled by helicopter or plane.
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Comeau
Quebec
Canadian National Bank
Goals committee schedules meeting in Lawrence program
The health and social services committee of the Citizens Advisory Council will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Kansas Power and Light Co building to work on objectives to implement the goals developed by the committee. The public is invited to participate.
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Lawrence
American Diabetes Assn
Legionacres
W. Sixth
Rensselaer W. McClure Jr
Ben Brien
Kansas Power and Light
Health and Social Services Committee
Citizens Advisory Council
Goals For
Kansas Power and Light Co
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Edmonton
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Shawnee
Kevin D. Johnson
Kansas City
Delta Upsilon
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Ellinwood
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Salina
John R. Blair III
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Topeka
Kappa Sigma
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Kingman
Phi Delta Theta
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Brad D. Burnside
David E. Oliver
Great Bend
John D. Fuchs
Leawood
Jack D. Howard
Jeffrey B. Knox
David D. Sneed
Wellington
Vincent L. Coultis
Phi Kappa Pi
Charles M. Foerschler
Phi Kappa Sigma
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Phi Kappa Theta
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Mission
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N.Y
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Bertie Sapp
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Julie Bell
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Betty Cassity
Wanda L. Wagoner
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LG Ford
Susan Saxe
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Goju-Ryu Martial Arts Academy
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Vermont
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Wes Santee
Peg Springer
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Mary Paxton
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