Saving against bankruptcy in unions and city finances
In a Washington column Dolph Simons argues saving, not spending, safeguards business and government. He cites New York City’s near bankruptcy under Mayor Beame and Lindsay, warning unions and officials resistive to reform threaten fiscal collapse and possible federal bailouts. He praises prudent stewardship by leaders like former Gov. Docking and urges consistent frugality across public and private sectors.
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Washington
New York City
Beame
Pretty Boy
John Lindsay
Lindsay
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Kansas
Uncle Sam
Robert Docking
Monks Seek Negotiated Release in Dublin Kidnapping
Ninety Irish Capuchin monks at seven monasteries await a negotiator’s call over Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema’s abduction. Police report a dead end as mediators push for safe passage and release of Bridgit Rose Dugdale, with Ferenka Steel offering a plane in exchange for Herrema’s freedom.
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Limerick
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Dublin
Cork
Kilkenny
Donegal
Herrema
Father Donal O'Mahoney
Ferenka Steel Co
Ferenka
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Libya
Bridget Rose Dugdale
Miss Dugdale
Eddie Gallagher
Brothers Menaechmus at LHS opens fall theater season
Millard Denny at Lawrence High presents Plautus comedy The Brothers Menaechmus with twin brothers cast as identical siblings. Performances are 7 30 p m Monday and Tuesday in the school auditorium. The all school cast features Joe Casad Pete Copeland Kay Hanson David Enoch Betty Gannon and others in a black and white production set on a Greek city street with nine pages of final confusion.
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John Cross
Menaechmus Two
Pete Copeland
Joe Casad
Kay Hanson
Lawrence High
the Brothers Menaechmus
Menaechmus
Plautus
Millard Denny
Denny
Brothers
Chance
David McKinney
Messenio
Martha Forer
Cylindra
Karen Bland
Alan Wiseman
Ken Kelley
INTERx Growth Reflected in Patents and Licensing
INTERx, a drug research firm begun in November 1972, reports major growth with 23 patents approved and about 30 percent licensed to major firms. Another 25 applications are pending as the firm nears break even, with new products including an antiasthmatic, a heart failure treatment, and a skin delivery drug from a Japan collaboration.
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Interx
Takeru Higuchi
G.D. Searle Company
Illinois
Kaneko Yakuhin, Ltd
Osaka
Japan
Small businessman faces shutdown over minor labor rules
Steve Shalita ran Steve's Bike Shop in Van Nuys for three years until a state Labor Relations Board inspector ordered him to stop repairs citing unlawful employment of a minor. He seeks another job for the 13 year old bicycle mechanic and criticizes government action as harassing small businesses.
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Los Angeles
Steve Shalita
Steve
van Nuys
State Labor Relations Board
Shalita
Melville Sornberger
Labor Relation Board
County gets Coast Guard permit for Kansas River bridge work
County officials announced Coast Guard approval to proceed with the Kansas River bridge project replacing the Massachusetts Street span. They plan to open bids for two new bridges by late November while a separate labor complaint over a minor worker at Steve's Bike Shop prompts questions about child employment rules.
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Coast Guard
Kansas River
Washington
Massachusetts Street
Refugees free captives seek asylum in Algeria
Chilean refugees led by a Brazilian figure freed five UN staff and fled Buenos Aires for Dakar en route to Algeria after occupying the UNHCR offices for two days. Police reported 14 hostages were initially seized and later released. the group cited harsh living conditions as their motive.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Algeria
United Nations
U.N. High Commission For
Dakar
Senegal
Hospital Admissions List Early This Week
A hospital admissions roundup lists Barbara Evans 1320 E 18th Jason Stahl 145 Pinecone Ivan Gibler 436 La Riley Best 1417 Elmwood Adrian Espinosa Ottawa Beulah Dur bin Ottawa Mrs Mary Saunders and infant Leavenworth Kathleen Taylor Eudora Marlin Redding 1916 Miller B J Sutter 2111 Pinecone Colleen Wright 2402 Princeton Sophia Cassidy 1109 Sunset Mr and Mrs Martin Milner Oskaloosa a boy today Mr and Mrs Everett Hickam 725 Ohio a boy today
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Ivan Gibler
Riley Best
Elmwood
Adrian Espinosa
Ottawa
Beulah Durbin
Mary Saunders
Leavenworth
Kathleen Taylor
Eudora
Marlin Redding
Miller
B. J. Sutter
Pinecone
Colleen Wright
Princeton
Sophia Cassidy
Sunset
Eastman Quartet to Open KU Chamber Music Series
The Eastman Quartet, the nation’s only professional piano quartet, will open the Kansas University Chamber Music Series at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. Hailing from Eastman School of Music Rochester they will perform Beethoven Brahms and Martinu including Beethoven’s Quartet in E flat major Martinu’s First Piano Quartet and Brahms’ Piano Quartet in G minor.
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Eastman Quartet
United States
Kansas University
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y
Beethoven
Martinu
Brahms
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Betty Gannon
Higuchi
John J. Windhouser
Clifford D. Clark
Binghamton, NY
Martin S. Gerstel
Palo Alto
Calif
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Topeka
Dean Howard E. Mossberg
Olin Petefish
Dolph Simons Sr
Irvin Youngberg
Dr. Higuchi
Dr. Windhouser
Charles N. Blitzer
Dean Mossberg
Darryl Craig
Betty J. Davis
West 21St
The
Kansas University Endowment Association
Douglas County Commission
Arthur Heck
Ann
Iowa
U.N
Hector Biguardi
Aiport
Sweden
Barbara Evans
Jason Stahl
Martin Milner
Oskaloosa
Everett Hickam
Ohio
Eastman Group
Captain Clean
Contract Janitorial Service
Europe
John Haddock
Alabama
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