Oil Strategy Talks By Arab Countries
Arab oil ministers from ten nations met in Kuwait under the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries to discuss a collective strategy to pressure the United States over its support for Israel. Talks centered on possible production limits and using oil as leverage, with no immediate move to freeze output. Saudi Arabia and Libya were highlighted among participants, with tensions over price and potential production shifts noted.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kuwait
United States
Organization of Arab Petroleum
Kuwait Radio
Abdul Rahman Salem Atiki
Egypt
Middle East
Atiki
Persian Gulf
Bahrain
Europe
Japan
North Africa
Arab Oil Organization
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Abu Dhabi
Qatar
Libya
Algeria
Syria
Faisal
Israel
Washington
Anwar Sadat
Wescoe Awaiting New Furnishings at KU Wescoe Hall
Construction aims to finish fourth floor of Wescoe Hall for fall classes but some furniture is late. Temporary chairs and tables fill classrooms and seminar rooms with alcove furniture designed but not completed. Allen Wiechert, Facilities Planning official, says alcove and seminar room furnishings should arrive by next semester amid mixed contracts. Temporary teaching stations and old desks are in use as crews address shortages.
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Wescoe Hall
Kansas University
Allen Wiechert
Wiechert
Wescoe
KPL Tour Set For Thursday
Residents of Pottawatomie County will tour the Kansas Power and Light generating station in Lawrence on Thursday. The event, sponsored by KPL, aims to engage residents who have protested the Pottawatomie County plant. Bill Perdue said this is the only meeting planned, and he knows nothing of a St Marys meeting requested by Alex Johnson of Concerned Citizens United.
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Pottawatomie County
Lawrence
Kansas Power and Light Generating Station
KPL
Bill Perdue
St. Mary’s
Alex Johnson
Concerned Citizens United
Complaint Filed Against Haskell Indian Junior College
Local 45 of the National Federation of Federal Employees filed a formal complaint at Haskell Indian Junior College claiming unequal treatment in career development and promotions. President James Luther said the complaint was delivered to Supt. Wallace Galluzzi with a five day deadline before escalation to the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Anadarko Oklahoma.
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National Federation of Federal Employes
Haskell Indian Junior College
James Luther
Haskell Employes
Wallace Galluzzi
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Anadarko
Oklo
Rail workers ordered back to work amid partial resistance
The last holdout union in the Canadian rail strike ordered members to return after Parliament passed back-to-work legislation. Some locals resisted in Vancouver Thunder Bay and Winnipeg as trains resumed in eastern provinces and western traffic remained stalled.
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Toronto
Vancouver
Thunder Bay
Ont
Winnipeg
British Columbia
D. N. Secord
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport
Secord
The
Prairies
Congress Reopens Battle Over War Power and Spending
Congress returns from a month long recess to push year end legislation on war powers and spending. Hearings on Kissinger’s confirmation as secretary of state begin Friday, with Watergate probes resuming in two weeks. The fight with Nixon over a $2 minimum wage and funding impoundment shapes the session as Congress seeks final approval on multiple bills ahead of Christmas.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Muscular Dystrophy Drive Nets 12 000 in Lawrence
Lawrence residents pledged over 12000 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association Sunday and Monday during the annual Jerry Lewis Telethon. Harold Morris the Lawrence fireman and organizer said the final result surpassed his private goal and included help from KU Haskell Indian Junior College Lawrence High School and area junior high schools. The local drive faced pledge-card shortages and used an antique firetruck ride with the siren silenced to avoid alarm.
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Lawrence
Harold Morris
Morris
Kansas University
Haskell Indian Junior College
Lawrence High School
Journal-World
Stolen Infant Recovered In St Paul Hospital Case
A 5 day old girl stolen from Children’s Hospital in St Paul was returned early today. Dr Stephen Boros said police recovered the infant who had a neonatal sepsis infection and needed injections and antibiotics. The baby, Tricia Pratt of Lakeville, may have faced fatal outcomes without meds. A middle aged woman was questioned and later detained as police traced the suspect via a milk purchase and the car’s license plate.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Children’s Hospital
St. Paul
Stephen Boros
Boros
Tricia Pratt
Richard Pratt
Lakeville
Bores
Kauffman to Speak at Lawrence Chamber Luncheon
About 250 to 300 people expected September 13 as Ewing Kauffman, Marion Laboratories founder and Kansas City Royals owner, addresses a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce general meeting at noon in the Kansas Union ballroom. Reservations are urged. Kauffman built Marion into a 60 million dollar pharmaceutical firm. Royals contends for a division title.
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Ewing Kauffman
Marion Laboratories Inc
Kansas City Royals
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Bill Gant
Chamber
Kansas Union
Kauffman
Marion Laboratories
Fire alarm at Lawrence Memorial Hospital prompts 1 18 p.m. run
A false sounding of the automatic fire detection system at Lawrence Memorial Hospital caused a fire department run at 1 18 p m today.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
County Reports Sharp Decline in Birth Control Patients
Douglas County Public Health Department shows 376 patients in August 1973 down from 666 the prior year as KU Student Health Service draws more students. New policy requires annual physicals and pap smears before longer birth control pill supplies. New patient intake and pap smears rose at KU and EU Health Service reflects shift in patient sourcing.
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Douglas County Public Health Department
Kansas University Student Health Service
Kay Kent
Health Department
Dale Clinton
Martin Wollman
EU Health Service
Raymond) Schwegler
Clinton
Kent
Seventh
New Hampshire
Health Service
Wollman
Prisoners Suit Against Warden Seeks Segregation Row Release
A class action in U S District Court targets Warden Loren E Daggett of USP Leavenworth seeking release for all inmates placed in segregation after a July 31 disturbance. Plaintiffs claim lack of hearings cross examination of accusers and right to counsel. named plaintiffs include William Hurst Armando Miramon, Jesse Lopez and others. Hurst and Miramon were inmates who helped hold three guards hostage for 10 to 12 hours after a guard was stabbed.
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Kansas City, Kan
Loren E. Daggett
U. S. Penitentiary
Leavenworth
U. S. District Court
Bruce Ricker
Kansas City
William Hurst
Jesse Lopez
Aramando Miramon
Alfred Jasper
Ernest Norman
Robert Butcher
Donald Orand
Richard Russell
Clarence Howell
James Matthews
Alf Hill
Jesse Evans
Lester Pickens
Hurst
Miramon
Priso
Kansas universities receive extra Health Professions funds
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare awards $70,842 to Kansas universities for the Health Professions Student Loan and Scholarship Program in FY 1974. Grants of $45,220 and $25,622 go to Kansas University Medical School and Kansas State University Veterinary School, boosting KU Medical total to $275,888 and K State Veterinary to $156,649. KU School of Pharmacy funds total $82,103, lifting all three schools to $514,640 for the year.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas
Health Professions
Bob Dole
James Pearson
The
Kan
Sas University Medical School
Kansas State University Veterinary School
KU School of Pharmacy
Kansas University AAUP Sets Tenure Meeting at KU
Kansas Universitys chapter of the American Association of University Professors will sponsor a special open meeting on tenure at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union. Four chairmen of tenure study committees named by Chancellor Emeritus Raymond Nichols will participate. All KU faculty are invited to hear the committees work and their conclusions and recommendations.
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Kansas University
American Association of University Professors
Jayhawk
Kansas Union
Raymond Nichols
Lawrence High elects student council representatives
Lawrence High School students elected class representatives in homeroom today. The winners will form the LHS Student Council and the first meeting date will be announced later.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
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