Ford cites security for canceling Louisville trip
President Ford says safety concerns forced cancellation of a Louisville fundraising dinner trip. Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll disputes the reason, saying fear of political embarrassment over school busing and an unpopular Republican candidate drove the decision. Ford planned to meet foreign leaders before a Detroit news conference and GOP event.
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Continued recovery predicted across 1976 says Business Council
The Business Council forecast a continued economic recovery through 1976 with real growth around 5.5 percent, but warned of risks from inflation, foreign recessions, and a potential NYC debt default. It noted possible steel and consumer goods shortages by 1977 and profits rising about 25 percent next year. Police arrested two men in a meter-removal attempt in Lawrence.
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Nixon Returns to Public View in Charity Golf Round
Former President Richard Nixon joined Frank Fitzsimmons for a five hour charity round at La Costa, playing 18 holes in a casual mood. Spectators noted graying eyebrows and a fuller waist, but Nixon spoke with fans and declared health fine while finishing at 92.
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Chicago
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Teamsters Union
Lawrence Douglas County review plans for Kansas River bridges
Officials examined design details for two new Kansas River spans in a Thursday joint review. A proposed pedestrian walkway near the Vermont Street bridge, one-way traffic on New Hampshire Street, and potential lane changes were discussed, with bids aimed for late November and financing from an $11.75 million bond issue plus city funds for approach work.
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Judge to hear motion to end Villages suit
District Court Judge Frank Gray will hear a 2 p.m. November 4 motion to dismiss the Villages Inc. suit against Douglas County Commissioners. Daniel Young seeks summary judgment, asking costs be paid and Exhibit A be struck. The Villages seeks two youth homes near Lawrence. neighbors opposed the project citing delinquency and land value concerns.
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Villages, Inc
Douglas County
Daniel Young
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Commission
Kremlin Calls Nobel Winner Anti-Patriot
Moscow branded Andrei Sakharov an anti patriot and called the Nobel Peace Prize award a political ploy Tass noted that peace prizes have become political speculations Sakharov urged Soviet authorities to allow him to travel to Oslo to receive the award and return home He said return decisions would be up to them
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KU budget hearings set for November to present FY 1977 requests
KU, KU Medical Center and the Kansas Board of Regents will present their FY 1977 legislative budget requests to Gov. Bennett on November 18 as state budget hearings begin. Regent requests total about 282.5 million in educational and general funds with specific allocations across general revenue and general use funds.
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Beloit College
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Croneis
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New York
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U.S
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Robert Bennett
Topeka
KU Medical Center
Kansas Board of Regents
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James Bibb
Bibb
Keith Nitcher
Iliary Enterprises
Vis
Ual Arts
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KUMC
Tax official grants 30 day leave for Pekor dispute
Kansas Revenue Secretary Kent Kalb approved a 30 day leave for Charles B. Pekor Jr. to resolve a legal dispute in Georgia with a former law partner and his former wife. If unresolved, Pekor will be replaced. Kalb criticized a call to suspend Pekor before the Georgia case concludes.
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Charles B. Pekor Jr
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Georgia
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