Carter plays keen role in Sadat Begin talks
The article portrays President Carter as more than an observer during Sadat and Begin's Jerusalem meeting. Carter pressed Sadat to stay hopeful amidst opposition and urged Begin not to return empty handed. He maintained direct contact and momentum toward Geneva while balancing domestic criticism of his Middle East policy.
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Panel backs shift in Kansas school aid formula
An interim Kansas legislative committee urged the 1978 session to approve changes to the school foundation formula. The plan would raise total aid from 258 million to 278 million and add 22 million in funding to cover new costs, including special education and transportation. It also proposes four year wealth averaging and 50 percent taxable income for district wealth definitions.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
School Foundation
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook in Lawrence
The Lawrence area expects cloudy skies but no precipitation for Thanksgiving with a warming trend. Tonight low around 30, Thursday high near 50, weekend highs in the 50s. Winds 5 to 15 mph. Tuesday high 45, record high 69 in 1919, all-time low 5 in 1898.
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Lawrence Area
National Weather Service
Carter allies urge Schlesinger to avoid energy bill concessions
Washington AP Carter aides urge Energy Secretary Schlesinger to refrain from public hints about accepting higher oil and gas prices to pass a compromise energy bill. House backers say his comments complicate negotiations while White House officials insist he merely restated known principles.
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James Schlesinger
Congress
Capitol Hill
Carter
Senate
Schlesinger
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
White House
House
Ashley
Granum
Energy
Three Die in Head‑on Crash Near Dewey Oklahoma
A Caney Kansas woman Julian C. Egan and her daughters Joyce M. Carinder and Patricia L. Holeman died in a head‑on collision on U S 75 in Washington County Oklahoma near Dewey at 7 a.m. A pickup driven by Richard H. Hawn Copan survived with noncritical injuries. Authorities say Hawn swerved left of center before the crash. both vehicles veered and collided.
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Dewey, Okla
Caney, Kan
U.S. 75
Washington County
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Julian C. Egan
Joyce M. Carinder
Patricia L. Holeman
Caney
Dewey
Richard H. Hawn
Copan
Bartlesville
Hawn
House vandalized tenants sought over $5000 damage
The former tenants of a house at 901 Ohio are being sought for questioning about about $5,000 in vandalism damage reported by the landlord. Nine rooms were damaged with holes in doors and broken plaster furniture and windows. Investigators were told the tenants moved out weekend after a dispute over a $300 security deposit.
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Ohio
Kansas City
Kansan panel opposes new prisons while backing repairs
A Kansas legislative corrections committee rejected a 400 bed minimum security prison and a 200 bed maximum security plan, but endorsed a $10 million program to renovate cellhouses at the state penitentiary and reformatory. It also backed three 55 inmate honor camps at Clinton Lake, Perry, Tuttle Creek and El Dorado reservoirs costing about $3.07 million and a $2.2 million dormitory at Hutchinson Reformatory.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Jim Parrish
D-Topeka
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Special Committee On
Patrick Hurley
D-Leavenworth
Tuttle Creek
Perry
Clinton
el Dorado
Lawrence
Marnie Argersinger
Clinton Lake
Argersinger
Jack Rose
Hutchinson
Arts group to review city hall plans
The Lawrence Arts Commission will review exterior city hall plans with architects Peters Williams Kubota. They may meet within two weeks. discussions include lighting, the mini park north of the museum, and screening artworks for the building with potential 1 percent of construction costs for purchases.
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Lawrence Arts Commission
Arts Commission
Buford Watson
Peters
Jack Rose
City Commission
Elizabeth M. Watkins
KU Med Center residency site seen unlikely to gain accreditation
A Garden City family practice residency program faces slim chances of AMA approval after an accrediting committee withheld consent. KU officials note Garden City is small and lacks a critical mass of doctors and facilities, with Salina seen as a more viable site for accreditation.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas
The
American Medical Assny
Jack Walker
KUMC
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Walker
Liaison Committee For
AMA
Chicago
Salina
Joseph Meek
Ed Jenkins
Meek
Garden City Hospital
Dan McKenna
Drumming-out ritual prompts resignation at Virginia academy
At Frederick Military Academy in Portsmouth a 14 year old cadet accused of stealing $14 was drummed out in a ceremony that led to the resignation of Col. William Haas, the academy president since 1976. Haas, a 1955 West Point graduate, had defended the ritual amid booster club complaints.
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Frederick Military Academy
William Haas
FMA
Haas
West Point
Vietnam
Army
U.S
Camp Allen
Norfolk
Armed Services
Cadet Corps
Theft Reported At Woollawn Drive Construction Site
A construction contractor reported a theft of 1450 dollars after a locked storage van was broken into overnight in the 300 block of Woollawn Drive. Gené Fritzel of Fritzel Construction Co. said a pry tool broke the trailer lock and two saws and surveying equipment were stolen.
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Woollawn Drive
Gené Fritzel
Fritzel Construction Co
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