Nixon seeks moderate U S stance on Middle East conflict
Secretary Kissinger at a news conference frames U S policy as cautious and restrained toward Soviet actions in the Middle East. He notes limited American arms to Israel for now and warns Moscow could face a firm U S response if Soviet behavior escalates. The tone blends conciliation with guarded warnings.
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36 Speeders Fined In Lawrence Court Week
Lawrence Municipal Court fined 36 speeders last week totaling 571 dollars, down from 40 offenders and 719 dollars the prior week. The week saw 65 convictions, 1022 dollars in fines and four jail terms, with non speeding traffic cases making up 331.50 dollars in fines including 15 dollar penalties for traffic signals and stop signs.
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Kansas Civil Defense Director outlines post storm emergency comms
Kansas Civil Defense Director Owen Turrentine spoke on emergency communications after the Clay Center storms at a Lawrence meeting. About 35 members of the Northeast Kansas Communications Officers attended a Holiday Inn dinner. Maj. Carl Gray of the highway patrol also spoke on computerized information relays between agencies.
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Kansas State awards 53 advanced degrees this summer
Kenneth Eugene Wilson of Lawrence is among 53 persons earning advanced degrees from Kansas State University since the end of the summer session. Wilson received a master of science degree.
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Lawrence
Kansas State University
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Timber thieves strike Clinton Lake lands near Lawrence
Col. W. R. Needham, Kansas City District Engineer, said timber cutting on government lands at Clinton Lake is prohibited and cases have been reported to the Douglas County sheriff. Steps are underway to locate those responsible. future timber sales would be by invitation for bids.
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Singapore’s Rise From Mangrove Swamp to British Stronghold
Singapore emerged as a British East India Company post in 1819 after Sir Stamford Raffles established a settlement on a mangrove swamp, growing into a republic with a population over two million.
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Humanities Study Funded by Grant
A program of international humanities studies for teacher education will be developed at Kansas University with a U S Office of Education grant of 29174 dollars. George L Duerksen, chairman of the department of music education and music therapy, will direct the one year project.
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Fire safety tips for burn emergencies from health groups
The article advises dropping and rolling to extinguish flames, using a rug or blanket to smother fire, and rolling repeatedly if needed. It cites the National Safety Council and American Medical Association guidance on first aid and prevention, stressing home fire hazard awareness and family instruction.
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KU seeks new SS director after grant reshapes program
A federal grant funds a new SS director and an associate, reporting to a single project director. KU begins a expedited search, with a revised program name and new oversight removing SS from the Minority Affairs Office. Tutors remain hired at three dollars per hour from state payroll.
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Lamesa
Texas
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Topeka
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Mike Moore
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Wichita
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Kansas Receives Revenue Sharing Funds For Banks
Kansas has received 4.9 million dollars in federal revenue sharing funds that are invested in U S Treasury Bills. State official Henry Schwaller will seek to allocate to banks in cities with populations of 13 000 or more that have not previously received funds. Banks receiving allocations would pay interest at 100 percent of the Treasury Bill rate, about 6.6 percent.
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Kansas
U.S. Treasury
Henry Schwaller
Treasury
Large Missouri Nebraska game draws 64000 at Memorial Stadium
About 64 000 spectators were expected for today's Missouri Nebraska football game and Missouri Columbia officials restricted items to the stands. Dr Mel Sheehan said coolers ice chests and large containers would not be allowed inside the stadium. Spectators also cannot bring cans and bottles of beverages. These items may infringe on space and cause inconvenience or injury.
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