Congress Plans Energy Action
Congressional leaders promised prompt action on most energy saving measures urged by President Nixon. Senate hearings start today with a bill ready by Friday and possible approval next week. House leaders expect action before the December recess. The President urged year round Daylight Saving Time and other measures, while some senators criticized or called for more specifics and funding.
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KPL Reports 12 Percent Gain in 1973 Third Quarter
Kansas Power and Light Co. said its electric consumption rose 12 percent in the July to September 1973 quarter from a year earlier, aided by 6 580 new customers. President Balfour S. Jeffrey cited planned capacity growth and announced a giant coal plant project in Pottawatomie County, with about 7 000 acres already acquired and over 6 000 more sought.
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Weather Forecast for Northeast Kansas
Mostly cloudy and cold through Friday. Tonight lows in the upper 20s to low 30s with northeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday highs projected in the upper 30s to low 40s with continued cold northeasterly winds.
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Morton talks at Haskell with city leaders and students
Morton met with Morton leaders and the Board of Regents. Mayor Nancy Hambleton presented him a key to the city. He was to lunch with the student senate and campus activities board before leaving for Topeka. He urged timely action on energy conservation and expected a congressional response. He noted his close work with the President as Interior Secretary.
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Lobbyist testimony on Ford rejected by Senate panel
The Senate Rules Committee rejected the testimony of former lobbyist Robert Winter-Berger who alleged he paid cash to Vice President-designate Gerald Ford for influence. Winter-Berger stood by his claims despite admitting inaccuracies while committee officials plan to issue a transcript and consider further action on Ford’s nomination to succeed Spiro Agnew.
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Robert N. Winter-Berger
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Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Winter- Berger
Cannon
Winter-Berger
Ford
Spiro T. Agnew
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Lovejoy Award To Mrs. Graham at Colby College
Colby College named Katherine Graham publisher of the Washington Post as the 1973 Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award winner for journalistic achievement. She will speak and be honored at a convocation in Waterville on March 20. The 1972 recipient was Dolph C. Simons Jr., publisher and president of the Lawrence Journal-World.
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Maine
Katherine Graham
Washington Post
Colby College
Elijah Parish Lovejoy
Graham
Lovejoy
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence, Kan
Journal-World
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