Agripower and Kansas State United in Global Food Strategy
In this Saturday column, Dolph Simons Jr. analyses Earl Butz's praise of agripower as a key U S foreign policy tool and Kansas State University's pivotal role. The piece notes Kansas farmers' strong economic position, potential record yields, and urges K S U to lead in grain and meat research to bolster national and world food security. It argues for focused state leadership and prudent funding to avoid dilution across programs.
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UN Debates Syria Deadline For Golan Force Extension
Security Council members race to resolve wording of a six month extension for the 1,192 man Golan Heights buffer force and the Sinai peace force amid Israel Syria veto risk and debates over PLO participation in Middle East talks. Waldheim notes Syria seeks council involvement on Middle East issues and PLO access, while Israel opposes turning the council into a negotiating body.
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Medical students protest tuition hikes nationwide
Across multiple schools students push to halt tuition increases with some schools raising costs up to fifty percent. In Washington a group seeks to stop the George Washington School of Medicine rise through a filed suit while the American Medical Students Association backs them. The broader action targets high tuition as a main pressure relief.
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Milwaukee man killed in tavern argument reported
The Milwaukee AP bureau identifies Otis Gaines, 21, of Lawrence as the victim of a fatal gunshot during a Friday night tavern dispute. No additional details were provided. Francis X. Busch, 96, longtime legal educator and trial lawyer, died Thursday in Montgomery Alabama.
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Santa and the Pirates Strip Debuts on Journal-World Page
Two Santa volunteers report spotting a pirate craft in distress as a new Christmas comic story from the Walt Disney fun factory unfolds. The tale titled Santa and the Pirates begins Monday on the Journal-World comic page.
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Woman charged after downtown vandalism in Lawrence
Sylvia B. Lukes, 20, of 345 Mass., held on $1,000 bond in Douglas County jail on felonious damage to property after she allegedly kicked out store windows and smashed a car windshield in the 700 to 800 blocks of Massachusetts and the 100 block of West 10th Street. Police report she confessed at the station. Damage estimated at about $300.
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TEST SLATED DOUGLAS COUNTY SIREN WARNING TEST
The Douglas County disaster siren warning system will be tested at noon Monday. If weather is inclement the test moves to the following Monday.
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