Meir urges withdrawal to Oct 22 lines amid tensions
Premier Golda Meir told the Israeli parliament that Israel will not return to the Oct 22 line and urged both Israeli and Egyptian forces to pull back to prewar positions. The U.N. force chief flew to Tel Aviv to mediate highway checkpoint disputes as Egypt and Israel dispute control and prisoner exchanges. Kissinger signaled possible U.S. security guarantees while exploring a broader peace framework.
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Congress Studies Energy Measures Amid Swift Moves
Congress moves toward an emergency fuel saving act and Alaska pipeline as part of energy week. The Senate Interior Committee approved the emergency act directing rationing of scarce fuels, while the Alaska pipeline bill nears Senate passage after House approval.
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Henry M. Jackson
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Wills named Kansas fuels coordinator in energy effort
Gov. Docking appoints Harold E. Wills of Hutchinson as the new fuels coordinator for the state. Wills leaves Far-Mar-Co to join the department on Dec 1 and aims to lead a five year plan for fuel conservation and allocation during emergencies. The move accompanies a $25,000 budget for the new office and a five member federal fuel allocation board of review chaired by Dale E. Saffels with other state and university officials.
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State Finance Council
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Final Feasibility Report On Milford Lake Resort Plans
A final report on the economic feasibility of a proposed Milford State Park lake resort will be presented to the Kansas Park and Resources Authority at 1 30 p m Friday. Earlier projections indicated the resort would not cover bond costs with net park revenues of about 95 000 annually, even with optimistic costs and occupancy. The plan features a 150 room lodge with banquet hall, 200 seat restaurant, pool, ten nis courts, and an 18 hole golf course. Milford beat ten other reservoirs for feasibility.
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Energy Head Sees Gas Rationing Likely by 1974
Nixon energy adviser John A. Love told an American Petroleum Institute meeting that a large bureau would be needed to run gas rationing if required by early 1974. He and API Chairman Rawleigh Warner Jr urged Congress to lift antitrust limits to allow oil firms to lend experts for a government controls program.
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Dr F C Allen 88th birthday marks KU coaching icon
Lawrence notes mark the 88th birthday of Dr F C Allen known as Phog Allen the father of basketball coaching. The KU icon retired in 1956 after 39 years as coach and later stayed active with clinics and speaking engagements while residing at 831 Louisiana. A close ally of James Naismith he noted to Naismith that he would coach basketball and Naismith replied you just play it. Allen also coached at Warrensburg Baker University and Haskell Institute and served as KU athletic director and interim football coach. He is a member of the Kansas and Missouri sports halls of fame.
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Phog) Allen
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Arabs Demand 51 Percent Oil Firm Shares
Beiruit report cites Prince Saud al Faisal saying Saudi Arabia will raise foreign oil company participation from 25 to 51 percent immediately with a target of 51 percent by 1982. Aramco dominates 95 percent of desert kingdom oil. Kuwait rejected 25 percent, Abu Dhabi agreed, Qatar expected to follow.
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Senate Approves Alaska Oil Pipeline Bill
The Senate passed a bill authorizing private construction of a 789 mile oil pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to the Gulf of Alaska. Supporters say Nixon would sign, while critics warn of regulatory powers expansion. House vote 213 to 162. Project could start in March with completion by 1977 if permits issue now.
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Santa Barbara Channel
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Dash
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Gulf of Alaska
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John Melcher
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Steiger
House Votes to Limit Alaska Pipeline Bill Provisions
The House rejected an amendment 213 to 162 to remove broadening regulatory agency powers from the Alaska Pipeline bill. A yes vote sent the measure back to conference with instructions to delete the provisions. several members did not vote.
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Washington
House
Iowa
Culver
Gross
Mayne
Mezvinsky
Scherle
Smith
Two Students Honored by Engineering Honor Society
Two area residents were selected for membership in Dr Epsilon, the civil engineering honorary at Kansas State University. Jon Donovan Nelson, a senior at Tonganoxie, and Francis Alan Wiley, a Lawrence junior, earned the honor for scholastic achievement and extracurricular activities.
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Civil Engineering
Kansas State University
Jon Donovan Nelson
Tonganoxie
Francis Alan Wiley
Lawrence
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