Israel says it destroys Egyptian helicopters in Sinai clash
Israeli air and ground forces claim to have shot down three Egyptian helicopters near the Sinai coast early today. Supplies for the Egyptian 3rd Army continue to move by sea and land despite the fighting, with U.N. teams coordinating convoys and Red Cross access restricted amid ceasefire tensions.
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County to Seek Meeting With City On Bridge Bond
Douglas County will seek a meeting with the Lawrence City Commission to tie up loose ends on a bridge bond issue. The county contemplates a 5 to 6 million dollar bond to fund the Massachusetts Street bridge and other replacements. County officials favor holding the election December 11 with airport bonds, seeking a rating to save interest.
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Frost Nips Local Flora and Harvests Edge Onward
Frost overnight reached 32 degrees damaging some vegetables trees and shrubs but most crops already harvested says Earl Van Meter Douglas County Extension director. The harvest is moving along with winter wheat planting begun and weather outlook shows lingering cool temps with a chance of rain through Friday.
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Mail Favors Nixon Ouster in Kansas Office Reaction stays pro impeachment in most offices
The Journal World survey across Kansas congressional offices shows strong public support for impeaching President Nixon following his Friday press conference and the Watergate tapes release. Mail volume from constituents leans heavily against Nixon with 20 to 1 margins in Rep Roy and mixed views in Rep Winns district, while support for appointing a new independent Watergate prosecutor rises.
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Nixon Cancels Soviet Trade Recommendation
The Nixon administration asks Congress to temporarily shelve a proposal to liberalize Soviet trade. Peter Flanagan says the stance is temporary and could change after a Middle East peace settlement. He also urges lawmakers to separate any trade liberalization from tying it to Soviet emigration of Jews and others.
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Appearance of Cox Delayed As Officer Suffers Attack
Archibald Cox, fired Watergate prosecutor, prepared to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Cox’s ouster and album tapes access. Capitol Police officer A W Husted suffered a fatal heart attack delaying the hearing. Cox pressed for White House evidence beyond tapes as Senate debates new prosecutors and methods.
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U S Ships Dispatch Carrier Task Force to Indian Ocean
Pentagon announced a carrier task force led by Hancock with five destroyers will move from the Pacific toward the Indian Ocean amid rising Soviet naval activity in the Mediterranean. No decision yet on continuing toward the Middle East as a precautionary alert remained for about 400 000 U S service members.
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Contest Champ Picks Closest One Point Deficit
Mrs Opal Goodrick from Lecompton narrowly missed a game by predicting Kansas to beat Iowa State 21 20 a point off and won the 15 pound turkey in the Journal World Football Contest. Betty Bunce and Larry Smith also earned runner up prizes.
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