Energy Crisis With Higher Costs and Scarcer Supplies
The piece warns of rising heating and fuel prices, possible shortages next summer, and broader harms from an energy crisis. It cites government inaction, profits by oil and coal firms, and heavy US consumption. It notes regional fuel shortages last fall and forecasts for rationing plans.
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United States
Russia
Denver
Activn
Iowa
Nebraska
America
U. S. Geological Survey
Minority Grant For KU Station
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting named Kansas University station KANU among 16 outlets receiving minority hiring grants. The award covers half of a full-time salary for minority staff for at least two years. The KANU grant funds half of director of community affairs Thirkield Holland’s salary. Holland, KU 1972 graduate in business, joined full-time duties last week after prior half-time work since 1972.
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Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Kansas University
KANU
Thirkield Holland
Holland
Radio-Television
Gaylord Marks 100th Birthday With Legislature Address
Oklahoma City editor E K Gaylord, head of The Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Times, conducted his routine morning meetings and chaired a board session. In the afternoon he marked his 100th birthday by addressing a joint session of the Oklahoma Legislature.
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Oklahoma City
E. K. Gaylord
Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
Oklahoma Publishing Co
Gaylord
Oklahoma
Bal Jeffrey Chosen As Phi of Year
Topeka honors Balfour S Jeffrey president of Kansas Power and Light Co and former Kansas University basketball star as Phi of the year for 1972. The award was given at the Phi Delta Theta Founders Day dinner at the Topeka Town Club.
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Topeka
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas University
Phi Delta Theta Alumni Assn
Phi
Jeffrey
KPL
Topeka Rotary
Stormont Vail Hospital
Kansas University Alumni Assn
Topeka Community Chest
Topeka First National Bank
Phog Allen
Baker University
Celtic
Harvard
Boston
Clinton Area Landowners Discuss Land Use Policy
Clinton Land Owners Association met at Kanwaka Hall to discuss land uses around the lake ahead of a Citizen's Coalition meeting. Jarvis Brink noted the lake area can accommodate most uses and announced officers Carter Anderson as chairman and Brink as vice chairman with Ray Nichols secretary and Clarence Anderson treasurer. The association covers three miles from the lake perimeter and one mile below the dam site. Dues are $3 per family annually and residents are invited to join.
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Clinton Land Owners
Kanwaka Hall
Jarvis Brink
Wers
Ter Anderson
Brink
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Clarence Anderson
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