Carter Meets Catholic Leaders on Human Rights Policy
President Carter met with Archbishop Bernardin and Bishop Kelly in the Oval Office to discuss how his human rights crusade would affect foreign policy. Catholic leaders, supportive of Carter's stance and the Panama Canal treaty, urged a constitutional abortion ban and noted the HEW funding cut except to save a mother's life.
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National Conference of Catholic Bishops
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lawrence to sign design contract for new city hall
Lawrence City Commission is set to sign a design contract Tuesday night for the city hall. The plan includes a basic design agreement site surveys for 2000 dollars and 8000 dollars to pursue a federal solar heating grant. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Lawrence National Bank building.
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Haskell Avenue
City Hall Design
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Kansas woman appeals civil rights ruling over restaurant hire
Ivy Benjamin, a Pakistani origin permanent resident, alleges she was denied employment at Sirloin Restaurant and Club in Wichita because she is a non citizen. Ken Kirby, Sirloin president, says he does not recall the call and asserts hiring preference for American citizens when available. The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights hears the case with two weeks for written conclusions before the examiner tallies the findings.
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United States
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Sirloin, Inc
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Kirby
Charles S. Scott
Ms. Benjamin
Kansas
Debbie Moran
KU Duet Ties in Dead Heat for Big Birds
Two Kansas University students tie for first in the Journal-World Football Contest and win 15 pound turkeys after missing just one of 21 games and nailing the Kansas Texas A M score 28 14. Russell Hill takes second with a 10 pound turkey for closer score and earlier postmark.
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Hudson
Kansas-Texas A & M
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Alpha Kappa Lambda
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Kansas City
Paper Delivery Troubles Prompt Journal-World Call
Readers were urged to call 843-1663 before 7 30 p m on weekdays and Saturdays to report late deliveries or delivery problems with the Journal-World.
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Jaworski seeks autonomous interview power in Korea probe
The House may vote to grant the Jaworski led investigative staff independent authority to interview witnesses such as Tongsun Park in Seoul without a House member present. The change, routed through Ethics Committee chair John Flynt Jr., faces opposition from Rep. Bruce Caputo.
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Jaworski
Tongsun Park
Seoul
House Ethics Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
House
Jim Wright
D-Tex
John J. Flynt
D-Ga
Flynt
Rep
Bruce F. Caputo Jr
R-N.y
U S May Call for PLO Role in Middle East Talks
The Carter administration plans to urge Palestinian representation at a Geneva peace conference, seeking a Palestinian role without naming the PLO. Officials also expect renewed requests for Arafat’s group to support UN resolutions 242 and 338, amid Israel’s opposition to PLO involvement.
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Carter
Middle East
State Department
Palestinian Liberation Organization Governing Council
U.N. Security Council
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Yasir Arafat
U.N
Cyrus R. Vance
Council
Damascus
USDA to release new forecasts for corn and soybeans
The Agriculture Department will publish Sept 1 production estimates for corn soybeans and other crops. Corn seen around 6.1 billion bushels with drought pockets noted. soybean crop around 1.6 billion bushels. Wheat and cotton revisions also expected with updated figures for sorghum oats barley rice peanuts tobacco sugar beets and sugarcane.
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USDA
Weather delays plane carrying A's to Kansas City duel
A charter plane with Oakland A's aboard was forced to land at Salina airport due to turbulent weather. About ten players rented cars to drive 175 miles to Kansas City, while the rest traveled by Frontier Airlines buses to join the Royals for a four game series opener. Airport officials cited lightning and thunder as the cause of the forced stop.
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Oakland A
Kansas City
Sheraton Royal Hotel
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Local notes on military graduations and choir plans
Marine 1st Lt Richard A Krogh has graduated from the Navy Aviation Indoctrination Course. Navy Seaman Ret Rick Holloway has completed recruit training at the San Diego Naval Training Center. The Lawrence Civic Choir will begin rehearsals at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church and prepare for Haydn The Creation on Dec 2 under director Maribeth Kirchhoff with KU organ major Carla Edwards as accompanist. Holmes Peck and Brown clarifies sales commission split with Coleman Realty Services on a Mississippi Street sale to Lawrence School District 497 noting Coleman 40 percent and Holmes 60 percent.
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Harold C. Krogh
Highland
Navy
Rick 8. Holloway
William H. Holloway, Lawrence
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