Carter mixed reviews for leadership style on Capitol Hill
President Carter faces mixed congressional views on his leadership style as critics say there is both too much substance and not enough style. Some lawmakers praise his honesty and courage while others warn he pushes too many issues at once and needs to reunite his team.
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Carter
Capitol Hill
House
John Rhodes
Arizona
Jim Wright
Texas
Rhodes
James Abourezk
D-S.d
White House
Abourezk
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Congress
Bob Dole
Surplus property agency opens to all tax supported agencies
Cast offs from the Kansas Surplus Property Section now available to any public agency for a fraction of original cost. Director Robert Arnold notes the Topeka outlet holds varied items from beds to typewriters and clarinets, with access expanding since Oct. 17 under General Services Administration oversight.
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Robert Arnold
Kansas
Topeka
Arnold
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
General Services Administration
County studies help for agencies
Douglas County Commission weighs funding for remodeling the 1956 LMH wing into a shared home for the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department and Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center. Estimated cost 400000 to 500000 dollars. decisions hinge on available funds over 1978 and 1979.
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Douglas County Commission
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
LMH
Hicks
N.H
Bert Nash
Fourth
Missouri
Mike Wildgen
Lawrence
Tradeoff in Ache deaths claims by KU anthropology professor
Robert Smith an associate professor at Kansas University presents data from 52 Ache interviews in Paraguay suggesting while some killings occur most may result from landowner conflicts rather than genocide by the Paraguayan government. He notes up to 100 Ache remain and plans publication in an anthropology journal.
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Kansas University
U.S
Robert Smith
Paraguay
Smith
Washington
Mario Lopez Escobar
United States
National Institute For
Escobar
Soviet Union
Tycoon kidnaped in Amsterdam
A Dutch tycoon Maurits Caransa, 61, was seized outside the Continental Club in Amsterdam by five men amid a bridge game. A caller demanded Queen Juliana abdicate and release a Red Army Faction terrorist. No injuries were reported.
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Red Army
Milan
Rome
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Europe
Andreas Baader
Gudrun Ensslin
Jan-Carl Raspe
Hans- Jochen Vogel
Het Parool
Telegraaf
Knut Folk
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