Security Council ends debate on Mideast cease fire
United Nations diplomats report the Security Council adjourned indefinitely over a failing cease fire plan amid Soviet boycott and Israel Arab blame. Egypt cited Cairo air raids. Israel denied attacks. US offered condolences without reviving its battle line proposal.
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N.Y
Security Council
Soviet Union
Israel
Moscow
Council
United States
Jacob A. Malik
Egypt
Syria
County mulls regional planning group with neighboring counties
Douglas County commissioners move toward forming a multi county regional planning group with Shawnee Osage and Jefferson counties. A October 25 briefing with Baldwin Lecompton Eudora and Lawrence leaders and the Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission is planned to explain the need for regional planning and secure federal funds.
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Douglas County Commission
Shawnee, Osage
Jefferson Counties
Ning Commission
Records Subpoenaed On Agnew Home in Maryland Sale
Washington AP reports a federal grand jury subpoenaed records on the $190 000 Agnew residence purchase. Peter Burr said the documents were subpoenaed on Sept 25 regarding the Kenwood Montgomery County home bought with a $160 000 mortgage from American National Building and Loan Association. Howard Scaggs declined to confirm.
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Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Federal
Peter Burr
Agnéw
Gutlipore
Agnews
Ken‘wood
Montgomery County
Agnews S
Washington Post
American National Building and Loan Association of Baltimore
American National
Howard I. Scaggs
Building and Loan Association
Soviet Airlift Resupplies Syria and Egypt
Washington reports a major Soviet airlift delivering very large tonnages of military supplies to airports in Egypt and Syria. Officials said exact types and amounts are un disclosed while noting no evidence of replacing downed aircraft. Israeli attacks have affected some landing sites as U S analysts cite continued air defense by Egypt and Syria.
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Soviet Union
Syria
Egypt
U.S
Pentagon
Jerry W. Freidhiem
United States
Israel
Russia
Mediterranean Sea
Docking to Keynote Kansas Conference on Safety
Gov. Robert Docking will keynote the 1973 governor's industrial safety conference in Topeka. The event runs Thursday through Friday with the conference concluding on Friday.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
House Probe Opposed Over Agnew Investigation
Atty. Gen. Richardson urged the House Judiciary Committee to reject a move to force a congressional probe of Vice President Spiro Agnew. He said the federal grand jury investigating bribery extortion and tax evasion should finish its work without House interference.
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Washington
Elliot Richardson
House Judiciary Committee
Spiro T. Agnew
Richardson
Federal
Agnew
House
Findley
Rodino
Justice Department
Clinton Reservoir Funding Request Advances in Kansas Plan
The McArthur River Basin Association seeks $12 million to finish Clinton Reservoir near Lawrence as part of $47.6 million in Kansas water projects for fiscal 1975. The request, presented in Washington, targets inclusion in Nixon's next budget. Other asks include $10 million for Hillsdale Lake, $10 million for Kansas City flood levees, and $5 million for El Dorado Lake.
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Kan
Clinton Reservoir
Lawrence
Kansas
McArk River Basin Association
Washington
Federal Office of Management and Budget
Ing
Hillsdale Lake
Marais Des Cygnes
Kansas City
el Dorado Lake
ROTC to Honor Navy Birthday At KU Homecoming
KU Navy ROTC unit plans to honor the 198th Navy birthday during homecoming events. A float featuring Capt. Hawk will lead pregame ceremonies, with a Navy melody by the KU band and color card tricks in a reserved seating block. A 9 to 11 a.m. reception at the Military Science building will host students and relatives.
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Kansas University
Cecil B. Jones
Navy Rotc
Capt. Hawk
KU Jayhawk
Military Science
Navy Day
KU-Kansas_ State University
Bennett Still Weighs 1974 Gubernatorial Run
Senate President Robert F Bennett said he is still thinking about seeking the Republican nomination for governor in 1974. He plans to decide before the January 1974 legislative session opener to avoid political speculation interfering with his legislative work. This marks his closest hint yet at a possible run.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Robert F. Bennett
Associated Press
Bennett
County Sponsors Juvenile Study Initiatives
Dusty Green of Region II proposes a state wide study of juvenile group care homes not costing the county money. Dean Fixson of Kansas University will conduct the $41,000 evaluation, funded by $31,000 federal GCCA and $10,000 KU funds, surveying six of 17 homes to assess effectiveness.
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Douglas County Commission
Dusty Green
Governor’s Committee On Criminal Administration
Dean Fixson
Bureau of Child Research
Kansas University
Green
GCCA
Fixson
K 10 Rezoning Approved Near Lawrence
Douglas County Commission approved rezoning 9.5 acres along K 10 east of Lawrence from agricultural to I 4 heavy industrial. Applicant Jean Swain Avco Supply Co Joplin will build a warehouse and may later start manufacturing at the site as per planning director Dick McClanathan.
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Dick ‘McClanathan
Baldwin
Lecompton
Eudora
Lawrence
Lawrence-Douglas
County Commission
McClanathan
Bill Womack
Planning Commission
Womack
Douglas County Commission
Lawrence-Douglas County
Dick McClanathan
Avco
Winn seeks local views on Clinton Parkway funding proposal
U S Rep Larry Winn Kansas says a preliminary bill for six million dollars to fund the Clinton Parkway is complete and will be sent to local officials for comment before House introduction. He notes added costs from 1971 estimates include a bicycle path and noise barriers.
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Clinton Parkway
House of Representatives
U.S
Larry Winn
Kan
Walter Cragan
Winn
Department of the Interior
Environmental Protection Agency
Lawrence
Lake
Bridge paving over Kansas River in Lawrence delayed
Smoothing the Massachusetts Street bridge over the Kansas River is now expected to finish Friday, two days past the forecast. The Cutler Roofing and Planing Co. of Lawrence handles the $5,500 job using a heating and planing machine. the asphalt is old and oxidized, making work slower.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas River
Joseph J. Winderline
Cutler Repaving, Inc
Lawrence
Winderline
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