Boating dangers rise with growth in Kansas waters
Nationally recreational boating grows about 20 percent yearly on inland lakes and waterways with Kansas seeing rising use of Milford Turtle Creek Perry and Clinton Lake nearby. Coast Guard notes most operators lack formal training and enforcement is weak, predicting rising death injury and property losses as usage expands. Memorial Day weekend urged to spotlight boating perils and personal responsibility.
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Kansas
Milford
Turtle Creek
Perry
Clinton Lake
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Downtown Lawrence redevelopment shows patience and steady effort
The essay lauds a decade of work on Project 800 along Vermont Street, praising the downtown Lawrence upgrades and the pride of business people. It cautions against instant results mentality and stresses long range planning, courage, and patience for lasting urban improvement.
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Lawrence
Vermont Street
Economic recovery may start late as experts unsure on timing
Economists warn recovery could lag, with six quarters of decline already passed. Business investment remains weak as firms replace rather than expand capacity, consumers save, and lenders hesitate. Auto industry plans hint at low demand and idle plants amid uncertain outlook.
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New York
Thei
McGraw-Hill
Laird blunder sparks GOP reverberations over Ford 1976
The Mayaguez rescue altered conservative views of President Ford amid Mel Laird's failed bid to push Reagan against Rockefeller for VP. Party leaders and aides weigh Ford's strength, with conservatives seeking decisive action and ideological consistency before committing to reelect.
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Nelson Rockefeller
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California
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Mel
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Barry Goldwater
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Richard Nixon Now Heading Mr. Ford
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Panama Canal Zone
Oval Office
Two Die In Houseboat Collision On Missouri Lake
A nighttime crash on a Missouri lake killed two people sleeping in a houseboat that was anchored when a power boat rammed it. The incident underscores rising recreation boating accidents, with about 2,000 U S deaths in 1974 and 1975 fatalities expected during Memorial Day weekend.
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Missouri
On This Date May 23 1975 Highlights World History
May 23 marks events from 1915 Italy war declaration to 1974 midshipmen cheating retake at the U S Naval Academy. Notable items include the Battle of St Albans 1455 and Capt William Kidd's 1701 hanging for piracy and murder.
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Italy
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England
William Kidd
London
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Bingol
Turkey
Bolivia
Cambodia
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Annapolis
Leche League meetings and breastfeeding advocacy noted
The Journal-World cites La Leche League meetings and UNICEF breastfeeding promotion as vital. The letter by Dolores Palmer argues for nursing over formula, condemns aggressive advertising, and urges return to natural infant feeding amid economic hardship.
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Journal-World
Unicef
J-W
Web
LUL
United States
Madison Ave
Dolores Palmer
Tenn
Foreclosures feared amid mortgage lag and unemployment
The report notes inflation and unemployment risk driving mortgage delinquencies and possible foreclosures. About 4 percent of 15 million mortgage holders are over a month late, with 0.5 percent in foreclosure by end of 1974, and 36,540 loans foreclosed in Q4 1974. HUD urges forbearance on FHA insured loans as foreclosures edge up.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Association
Claude E. Pope
Board of Governors
Con- Peon
Savings and Loan Associations
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Housing Authority
FHA
H.R. Crawford
HUD
Caution urged in U S policy on Cuba thaw
The essay argues against a rushed Cuba thaw urging a careful approach. It cites past Cuban leader Fidel Castro s speeches and proposes six quid pro quo points including property rights, travel freedom, religious liberty, denial of Soviet base rights, nonintervention guarantees, and Guantanamo naval base recognition. It stresses patience to press for genuine reforms.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
George McGovern
D-S.d
Organization of American States
OAS
U.S. Naval
Guantanamo
Regents Approve KU Mt Oread Budget and Related Notes
The Kansas Board of Regents expected to approve a 7 783 270 operating budget for KU Mt Oread for the coming fiscal year and KU Medical Center budget of 16 044 585 also awaiting full approval. Project 800 in downtown Lawrence spurs business sprucing up.
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Mt. Oread
KU Medical Center
Lawrence
R. Edwin Browne
Prayer for Guidance and Inspiration
A brief religious reflection thanks God for biblical inspiration and asks for strength to live by its standards. The text emphasizes faith, gratitude, and commitment to virtuous living.
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