Kissinger Heads 11th Middle East Peace Mission
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger began another Middle East peace mission with stops in Brussels and Cairo after brief talks in London and a council with Britain’s Harold Wilson. Egyptian and Israeli officials framed talks around a new Sinai withdrawal, PLO recognition, and Suez Canal reopening while a Tel Aviv raid prompted warnings of further violence.
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Brussels
Belgium
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Kissinger
Egypt
Cyprus
U.S
Greece
Dimitrios Bitsios
London
Harold Wilson
Cairo
al Ahram
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Sinai Desert
United States
PLO
Israel
al Fatah
Arafat
Fatah
Abu Iyad
Beirut
Lebanon
Cardiff
Wales
al Gomhuria
Sinai
Syria
U.N
Suez Canal
Inflation Hit Australian Colleges and Unions
Monash University chief financial officer Len Candy notes inflation pressures on Australian higher education. He cites staff cuts and government tuition relief in 1974 75 and outlines funding strains, policy shifts, and a push for better management as Australia seeks more colleges while containing population growth and expansion.
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Len Candy
Australia
Monash University
Monash
Kansas University
Melbourne
School of Pharmacy
Victoria College of Pharmacy
Candy
Labor Party
Detroit
U.S
GOP warning as Smith cites poll shows GOP in trouble
GOP Chairman Mary Louise Smith warned that only 18 percent of Americans identify as Republicans and urged unity to rebuild the party for 1976. President Ford, Vice President Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan headlined a leadership meeting amid calls for a nationwide revival plan and reforms presented by the Republican National Committee.
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Washington
GOP
Mary Louise Smith
Ford
Republican National Committee
Market Opinion Research
Legislature Punts Statute Clash in Douglas County
Senate Local Government Committee deletes the section tying commissioner districts to House districts in Douglas County to resolve a reapportionment conflict. The panel also backs a bill letting counties set officials salaries by standard procedures, not home rule charters, acknowledging potential salary reductions.
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Topeka
Douglas County
Senate
Pete Whitenight
House
Whitenight
Elwaine Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Big Eight Cities Conference set for Lawrence on energy and economy
The 1975 Big Eight Cities Conference will be held in Lawrence in April with a focus on energy, economy and enrollment. Al Hack chairs the steering committee with city leaders and KU officials among the organizers. The event runs alongside KU Open House and coincides with new lawrence city commissioners taking office.
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Lawrence
al Hack
Jack Rose
Buford Watson
Nancy Hambleton
Fred Pence
Barkley Clark
James Hitt
David Cary
Kansas University
Journal-World
Dolph Simons Jr
Hank Booth
Klwn Radio
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Charles Haverty
Big Eight
Chamber
Hack
Chamber of Commerce
All University
New Lawrence City
Rose
Hambleton
John Emick
Sixteen named to Sachem Circle at Kansas University
Kansas University names sixteen new Sachem Circle members of Omicron Delta Kappa. Inductees include Greg A. Bengtson Salina Steven W. Brown White City Thomas H. Curzon Bartlesville Steven C. Dillon Pomona David F. Flood Leawood Dale R. Greenlee Caledonia Jon O. Josserand Johnson George A. Kohnke Mark W. McCaughey R. Mark Pennington James L. Prentice Ed C. Rolfs Mark E Schwartz Kent V. Stallard Roger B. Ward Bruce J. Woner.
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Kansas University
Sachem
Omicron Delta Kappa
New Sachem
Greg A. Bengtson
Salina
Steven W. Brown
White City
Thomas H. Curzon
Bartlesville
Okala
Ste
Ven C. Dillon
Pomona
David F. Flood
Leawood
Dale R. Greenlee
Caledonia,ll
Jon O. Josserand
Johnson
George A. Kohnke
Topeka
Mark W. McCaughey
Stilwell
R. Mark Pennington
Bogue
James L. Prentice
Turon
Ed C. Rolfs
Junction City
Mark E Schwartz
Dodge City
Kent V. Stallard
Roger B. Ward
Wichita
Bruce J. Woner
Hutchinson
Lawrence Kansas River bridge plans ready for agency approvals
Two sets of drawings for the Kansas River bridge at Lawrence are prepared for submittal to the Coast Guard Second District and the state Division of Water Resources. Approval may take 90 days to six months with the Corps of Engineers involved for navigability status.
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Kansas River
Lawrence
Coast Guard
State Division of Water Resources
Second Coast Guard District
St. Louis
State Water Resources Division
Bob Thorn
Finney and
Turnipseed Consulting
Topeka
Corps of En
Wheat remains Kansas leader as newer varieties gain ground
Topeka Kansas based Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports Scout wheat remains the most planted variety in Kansas. Newer wheat types are steadily increasing their share among farmers signaling shifting preferences and ongoing diversification of field crops.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
A Little Seary Marriage Ain't Made in Heaven
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a marriage theme with garbled phrases about romance and a wheel in the air. The snippet lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a full factual item.
Train crash kills dozen near Munich after crossing incident
A speeding train slammed into a bus at a crossing when a guard gate rose early, killing at least 12 people including schoolchildren and injuring many in Allach near Kraus Maffei factory. In Washington, Gordon Strachan faces dismissal of Watergate conspiracy charges, prosecutors say no longer pursue case.
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Munich
Germany
Allach
Kraus- Maffei Machine Factory
Washington
Watergate
Gordon Strachan
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Strachan
Henry S. Ruth
U.S. District Court
Kansas City Ranked 37th in VD Disease Rates
Kansas City Missouri placed 37th among 68 U S cities with populations over 200 000 for general disease incidence in a study by the American Social Health Association. The figures cover fiscal year 1974 ending June 30 and come from the Venereal Disease Control Division of the CDC in Atlanta.
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Kansas City
The
American Social Health Assa. Says
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
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Palestine People
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Sisco
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Federation of Labor Unions
Japan
America
Bob Marcotte
ELEC
Ical Contractors
Construction Industry
K.C
Ray Stoneback
Brothers Grimm
Eastman
Taleflara, Inc
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