CIA report warns climate shift could trigger global famine
Internal CIA study based on Reid Bryson findings warns cooling climate may devastate India, China, the Soviet Union and Canada with major famines and export losses. It projects global economic upheaval, social unrest, and large migrations as droughts and food shortages unfold.
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Jackson to end active presidential campaign
Five years after entering the Democratic race Henry M. Jackson signals he will retire from active campaigning and be available only if asked for the nomination. He plans to return to Washington state as offices close and money gaps widen with no federal funds.
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Vandals loose horses at Wagon Train campsite in Lawrence
The Bicentennial Wagon Train camp near Kansas University faced reports of loose horses and rumors of departure after a cold reception in Lawrence. About ten horses and mules were freed from ties, while officials warned no animals were stolen. The train, begun Jan 2 in California, arrived in Lawrence Friday around 12:30 p.m. local time on its cross country trip to Valley Forge, Pa.
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KU evaluates departments sparks mixed reactions across colleges
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences rolled out a departmental evaluation system to guide merit fund allocations for 41 units. Responses ranged from strong support to resignation, with deans and chairs debating accuracy, fairness, and the process’s impact on teaching, research, and service.
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Ford and Reagan eye close Texas primary showdown
President Ford avoided pledging victory as Texas voters head to the polls in the first presidential primary. Ronald Reagan predicts a tight race while Democratic hopefuls Carter and Udall stay out of Texas.
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TEST SLATED DOUGLAS COUNTY SIREN WARNING TEST
A siren warning system test is scheduled for noon on Monday in Douglas County. If weather prevents the test, it will be postponed to the following Monday.
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Flight costs rise as CAB approves restricted fare hikes
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized a 2 percent domestic fare increase for two weeks and up to 10 percent on first class and promotional fares plus higher North Atlantic fares. Concorde routes to London and Paris from Washington and New York will exceed subsonic prices by about 20 percent, with Washington–London at 801 dollars and Washington–Paris at 827 dollars.
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May Weekend Weather Brings Clear Skies and Warm Glow
The National Weather Service forecasts clearing skies this weekend with a low around 40 degrees tonight and a Sunday high near 70 with partial clouds. Friday showers dropped 0.07 inches, lifting monthly precipitation to 4.06 inches above the 2.80 inch normal. May's start hints at improving weather ahead.
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Lawrence Art in the Park Festival Draws 150 Artists
The annual Art in the Park festival runs Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at South Park, jointly organized by the Lawrence Art Guild and City Parks and Recreation. About 10,000 visitors are expected to view paintings, photography, leatherwork and crafts from 150 artisans across both park sides divided by Massachusetts Street. Music by four groups begins at 12:30 p.m. with a rain date of May 9 unlikely. 55 exhibitor tables will be provided for 16 feet of display space per artist. Local florists supply hanging baskets to decorate the band stand.
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