Reagan Challenging Ford for GOP Nomination in Kansas City
A Saturday column notes a shift in Republican views as Ronald Reagan emerges as a serious challenger to President Ford for the 1976 GOP nomination. Observers say Ford lacks enthusiasm and Reagan builds a nationwide, energized campaign with potential challengers ready to enter the race.
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Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Washington
Charles Percy
Howard Baker
Elliot Richardson
GOP
Unit dose medicine gains traction in Lawrence nursing homes
The unit dose distribution system, used by three Lawrence nursing homes and soon by Lawrence Memorial Hospital, sends daily premeasured medication trays from a pharmacy. It aims to reduce errors and waste, save nursing time, and meet federal pharmacist oversight, with costs possibly higher but controllable.
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Lawrence
Mary Price
Raney Drug Stores
Raney
Valleyview Care
Charlotte Sommerville
Newton King
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Wakarusa Manor
Frank Jordan
Cherry Manor
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Benji Wyatt
Wyatt
Valleyview Care Home
Soviets lash at Sadat as Cairo-Washington ties strain
In Moscow the Soviet press denounced Egyptian Middle East policy on the eve of Anwar Sadat s U S visit. Pravda ran a six column piece faulting unnamed Egyptians for harming Moscow Cairo cooperation and criticizing the Sinai accord tied to Kissinger. Sadat implied Soviet meddling in a 1970s coup. Aly Sabry noted as a former pro Soviet figure in the 1971 coup.
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Middle East
Anwar Sadat
United States
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Sinai
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Sadat
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Cairo
Aly Sabry
Paris
Washington
Sadat starts U S visit to seek aid and preserve ties
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat begins a U S journey aimed at securing an economic and military aid package while seeking to frame Egypt U S relations in a balanced perspective. He plans a Paris stop before Washington with his family and officials, denying requests for aid make him a beggar.
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Anwar Sadat
United States
Egypt
Sadat
Ford
Middle East
Jihan
Beirut Fighting Escalates as Gun Battles Rage Across 12 Districts
Renewed clashes in Beirut marked by machine gun fire and bomb blasts across 12 districts. Mortar exchanges forced residents to basements while a strike at the internal security forces HQ destroyed cars and damaged offices. Army limits hinder firefighting and casualty counts remain unclear.
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Lebanon
Christian
Mosiem
George Maalouf
Rashid Karami
Origins of old playhouse linked to Ohio source
The dismantled children's playhouse stored for display at Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum stems from late 1870s Ohio connections. Accounts place ownership with Isaac Newton Van Hoesen’s family and furnishings from Marshall Field, while questions remain over its pre 603 Ohio address and whether two playhouses exist.
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Elizabeth M. Watkins
Kathryn Pollock
Hubbard
Ohio
Isaac Newton van Hoesen
McCormick
van Hoesen
Marshall Field
Chicago
Lawrence
Max Wilhelmi
Irma Nesbitt
Tulsa
Okla
Journal-World
Wilhelmi
Atchison
Arthur Townsend
Townsend
Accident_replying to driver chat causes crash
A Friday night crash caused about 1500 in damage and minor injuries to two people. Harold Hudson 21 a Kansas University student from Florissant Missouri pulled from a drive while talking to three passengers looked over his shoulder lost control struck a curb then trees. Hudson treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital for a nose laceration. Scott Wolding 21 suffered bruises.
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Kansas University
Florissant
West 16Th
Hudson
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Scott Wolding
Ford Seeks Bigger Tax Cut Than House Plan
President Ford says the House Ways and Means Committee proposal of 12.7 billion in personal income tax cuts is too small. He backs a total 28 billion plan pairing cuts with spending reductions and aims to keep federal outlays at 395 billion, asserting public support for a larger measure.
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Ford
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Ron Nelsen
House Committee
Nessen
Senators weigh alternatives to six billion NYC loan guarantees
The Senate Banking Committee debates ways to aid New York City without a federal loan guarantee of 6 billion dollars. Senators Stevenson and Brooke push restructuring and potential direct Federal Reserve lending as alternatives while party leaders weigh votes and possible floor action.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
New York City
Adlai E. Stevenson III
New York
Stevenson
D-Ill
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Robert Packwood
R-Ore
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Tee
Brooke
Federal Reserve
Bomb hits Communist printing plant in Oporto
A bomb damaged the Communist party printing plant in Oporto hours before Prime Minister Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo was to speak at a rally. A second blast hit Lisbon. leaflets blamed a group named Commandos for the Defense of Western Civilization. No injuries reported.
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Portugal
Communist Party
Oporto
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Commandos For
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