Beers Flow as KU Union Opens New 3.2 Malt Facility
Crowds fill 14th Street and the Kansas Union as 3.2 beer begins sale under a Regents policy. Lawrence patrolman William Kelly calms a crowd after detaining a suspect who threatened a dog with beer. Jayhawk Cafe and Hawk's Nest report full houses as students celebrate the first keg with media and student leaders present.
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Carey denies view on laws to aid New York City
Governor Hugh Carey rejects public or private support for changing federal bankruptcy laws as proposed by President Ford to avert a NYC fiscal crisis. Vice President Rockefeller said Carey and Mayor Beame privately backed the idea, which Carey denied. The House Banking Committee approved a $7 billion loan guarantee for NYC, surpassing Senate plans and Carey's position. An AP poll suggested Senate opposition to the bailout plan.
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Legislators urge direct student faculty lobbying for KU funding
At a Kansas University luncheon lawmakers urged ongoing, personal contact with students and faculty to influence state funding for Regents institutions. They cited pipelines from ASK, organized lobbying, and campus outreach as essential to maintaining higher education support and setting funding priorities.
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U.S. to Withdraw From ILO Over PLO Observer Issue
The United States plans to notify the International Labour Organization of its withdrawal, citing AFL-CIO objections to ILO accepting a Palestine Liberation Organization observer. The two year notice delays take effect, with hopes to reshape the ILO during the period. Israel says it will stay in the ILO to avoid losing its seat.
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Sadat to Return Home With Promise of Nuclear Reactors
U S and Egypt near an agreement that could send Egyptian President Anwar Sadat home with a pledge of two U S nuclear reactors. Kissinger said U S furnished reactors would be under exhaustive safeguards including no peaceful explosion. Talks in Jacksonville also touched on Lebanon and regional tensions with Israel and Syria.
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Project Santa fund drive planned for 1976 charity marathon
Acacia fraternity and Alpha Chi Omega at Kansas University launch a month long fundraiser for Project Santa. From noon November 17 they will play 123 consecutive hours of spades at a card table outside First National Bank to solicit pledges from Lawrence businesses and campus groups. Contributions will be posted at the site, aiming to raise 2000 dollars for the Lawrence Christmas Bureau Burn Center KU Medical Center Heart Fund. Project history shows a 4200 dollar total raised in prior four years. Rosson Neodesha is an engineering sophomore. Jane Ryden Prairie Village a senior in education serves as Alpha Chi Omega project chairman.
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City to decide on union recognition Tuesday in Lawrence
The Lawrence City Commission will vote Tuesday on recognizing United Public Employees Associations of Lawrence representing police fire sanitation and street crews. They may adopt the Kansas Public Employe Relations Law to allow city labor groups. Also on the agenda are a transportation study funding, Bowersock Dam repairs, and water supply implications.
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Police conclude KU postgame crowds push limits on streets
Police say the KU Kansas State celebrants crowd near 14th and Ohio swelled past 400 with large crowds at Wagon Wheel and Jayhawk Cafes. Five officers monitored the area after crowd-control measures failed as street drinking led to five arrests and many can and bottle deposits dumped or confiscated.
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Fighting subsides in Beirut amid fragile cease-fire
In Beirut the latest lull in Christian Muslim fighting began with scattered shootings as the 12th cease-fire negotiated by Prime Minister Rashid Karami shown progress. Officials credited round the clock talks with Palestinian guerrilla leaders and Phalangist supporters for the pause.
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