Communists Propose Ratio Based NATO Troop Reductions
Talks in Vienna on reducing NATO and Warsaw Pact forces opened with East German delegate Ingo Oeser urging equal percentage or quantity cuts while preserving existing force ratios. Western negotiators say Soviet and allied forces are larger and demand deeper cuts, with talks expected to span years.
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NATO
Europe
Ingo Oeser
East Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Central Europe
America
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Community Party
Probers Try Again On Tapes for Panel
Senate Watergate Committee moves to renew access to presidential tape recordings after Nixon cancelled the earlier offer. Ervin notes Nixon appeared sincere as Baker hopes transcripts can be published. Bernhard, MacGregor set as witnesses as panel seeks court-ordered documents and immunity for several potential witnesses.
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Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Rodino Wins Subpoena Power in Nixon Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee granted Chairman Peter W. Rodino broad subpoena authority to issue evidence and witness requests without full committee approval. The panel also eased meeting scheduling rules to speed the Nixon impeachment inquiry and Ford vice presidency hearings.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodino
D-N.j
Nixon
Rodino
Tom Railsback
R-Ill
Edward Hutchinson
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
TWA to Cut Jobs Amid Jet Fuel Shortage
Trans World Airlines plans unpaid furloughs for more than 500 employees starting December 1 due to jet fuel shortages. The action will affect about 100 pilots and flight engineers, 303 flight attendants, and about 100 ground personnel, making TWA a first major airline to furlough staff over fuel.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Jerry Cosley
TWA
Aluminum recycling surges boost costs and supply
Seattle AP report notes aluminum recycling programs are growing rapidly. Reynolds Metals official says the recycling division now produces as much aluminum as building a new pot line, signaling cheaper metal and expanded supply. Richard N. Bolling, manager, emphasizes the impact on production and costs.
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Seattle, Wash
Reynolds Metals Co
Richard N. Bolling
Reynolds’ Recycling Division
KU to Work with Skylab to Trace U S Freeze Line
Kansas University scientists will cooperate with Skylab on its third manned mission starting Nov 10 to map the freeze thaw line across the northern United States and snow cover on plains states. Ground work will be done by federal agencies with data compared later to ground measurements in Montana Wyoming North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Kansas University
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Plains States
Ernest Pogge
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Pogge
National Weather Service
Joe Eagleman
Meteorology and Space Technology
Ku’s
Atmospheric Science Laboratory
Eagleman
Earth
William Spencer
Remote Sensing Laboratory
Space Technology Building
Bulahta
Schedule Change In Lawrence District Ends First Quarter
Lawrence School District 497 dismisses classes at 11 30 a m Wednesday to mark the end of the first quarter. Parent student teacher conferences are planned Wednesday afternoon. No classes Thursday and Friday. District teachers attend the Kansas National Education Association convention in Wichita.
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Lawrence
Kansas National Education Assn
Winhita
Dean Pushes to Halt Watergate Probe
A congressional report finds former White House counsel John W. Dean III pressed the FBI and CIA to limit the Watergate investigation. It details about 25 calls to acting FBI director L. Patrick Gray and quotes officials on Dean’s efforts and alleged influence tied to campaign contributions.
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White House
John W. Dean III
FBI
CIA
House Intelligence Subcommittee
Dean
L. Patrick Gray
Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Gray
Vernon A. Walters
Subcommittee
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Senate
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
KU to Lower Thermostats for Energy Savings
Occupants of Kansas University buildings may feel chillier this winter as the buildings and grounds department sets EU thermostats to 70 degrees, down from 72 to 74 last year. Assistant director Lee Ousdahl said Chancellor Archie Dykes ordered the cut to conserve energy. Officials note potential large savings if everyone lowers thermostats.
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Kansas University
Lee Ousdahl
Archie Dykes
City Wins Zoning Suit Over Bodle Lot Use
Judge James W. Paddock ruled that Bodle cannot use a temporary building on the Sixth and Kasold tract for parts storage offices or sales. He ordered compliance with a site plan by March 1 1974 for the north portion and February 1 1974 for the south portion, with storage permitted until then.
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Lawrence Bodle
Sixth and Kasold
James W. Paddock
Paddock
Bodle
Wheat gains raise protein in new Nebraska winter variety
A University of Nebraska Lincoln scientist notes a new red winter wheat line could lift protein content by about two percentage points next year. Nebraska winter wheat averaged 11.5 percent protein. the project, partly funded by USAID, aims to boost global protein supply.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Nebraska
Virgil Johnson
U.S
Johnson
Agency For International Development
Haskell Promotions Set Most Faculty to Higher Classified Ranks
A civil service review at Haskell Indian Junior College recommends promoting most vocational and technical instructors from GS-9 to GS-11. The plan targets existing staff and future hires, with promotions possibly effective Sunday if paperwork clears. Union leader James Luther supports dropping unfair labor charge if promotions proceed.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Okla
James Luther
National Federation of Federal Employes
Haskell
East Heights and Pinckney Teams Seek Federal Grant
East Heights and Pinckney teachers plan a 7 30 meeting with parents to discuss federally funded community projects. The teams will apply jointly for a 6600 grant and gather community input before submitting proposals due November 15.
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East Heights
Pinckney
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