U S European Strain From World Wide Military Alert
The Arab Israeli conflict plus the global U S military alert strained ties with European allies. Officials say Nixon did not consult NATO partners before the alert and comments by State Department officials angered allies. Germany protested use of bases for arms shipments to Israel. Kissinger and Bonn discussed the issue in a friendly meeting.
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United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nixon
State Department
Middle East
Europe
West Germany
NATO
McCloskey
Portugal
Israel
James R. Schlesinger
Henry A. Kissinger
Berndt von Staden
von Staden
Haskell Regents Seek Incorporation in Kansas
The 15 member Haskell Board of Regents will seek incorporation from the state of Kansas. The board acted to become a legal entity during the final session of their three day quarterly meeting. The regents recommended including student union facilities in a planned kitchen dining facility and using the present student union as a cultural center and Hall of Fame. Sketches for the kitchen dining hall and a learning resource center are due by mid November. The regents urged preserving the women’s gymnasium as a historic site and reiterated plans to employ students in major Haskell construction where possible.
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Haskell Board of Regents
State of
Kansas
Wallace Galluzzi
Haskell
Bureau of Indian Affairs Plant Design and Construction Division
Book Barn Rebuilding in Oskaloosa After Fire
Patrons awaits reopening as The Book Barn rebuilt with metal brick and concrete floor on the same site about a month after a Sept. 16 blaze. The rebuilt 905 square foot shop will fuel a influx of 20,000 lost books from 25 libraries in the Northeast Kansas Library system.
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Oskaloosa
Herb Mize
Kansas
Leona Bleil
Oskaloosa Public
Oskaloosa Library
Speeders Pay 227 in Fines
Fourteen speeders paid 227 in fines last week in Lawrence Municipal Court, a drop from 23 speeding fines totaling 338 in the week ending Oct. 13. Total convictions last week reached 60 with 1,411 in fines and six jail sentences. non-traffic sentences included a 50 fine for assault and a 100 fine plus five days suspended for petty larceny. Two men were convicted of resisting arrest. one received a 50 fine and 10 day suspended sentence, the other serves a 20 day term.
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Lawrence Municipal Court
Perry-Lecompton crowns homecoming royalty at halftime
Perry-Lecompton seniors Len Davis and Melinda Bates were named homecoming king and queen during halftime of the Perry-Lecompton Kaws versus Jefferson County West Tigers football game. The Tigers defeated the Kaws 24-16.
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Perry-Lecompton
Len Davis
Melinda Bates
Perry-Lecompton Kaws
Jefferson County West Tigers
Tigers
Kaws
Egg production down in Kansas in September
Kansas flocks produced 51 million eggs in September, 11 percent below September of last year and 4 percent under August, according to the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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