EPA report not a parkway roadblock says lawmakers
Lawmakers say the environmental impact statement for the Clinton Parkway will not stall the project with funding seen as the main hurdle. Officials note federal rules may complicate urban and rural funding. optimistic about moving ahead despite delays and potential eight year timeline.
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Clinton Parkway
Robert Docking
James Pearson
Bob Dole
Larry Winn
Jim Shaffer
Docking
Gulf Coast Warned Of Cyanide Threat
The Coast Guard warned the Gulf Coast of potentially deadly cyanide barrels drifting in the Gulf after an Aug. 5 collision 480 miles south of Pensacola. Some barrels carry 100 pounds of sodium or potassium cyanide and are marked dangerous Class 6 material. Authorities urged caution and outlined recovery procedures while coordinating with international partners.
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Nixon Attorneys Weighing Face Saving Settlement
The U S Circuit Court proposed a face saving settlement to avoid ruling on constitutional issues in the Watergate tapes dispute. The court suggested the President and Archibald Cox review tape portions for grand jury submission, aiming to resolve the matter without broad judicial intrusion.
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Archibald Cox
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Cox
Charles Alan Wright
Washington State Weather Forecast Ahead of KU Opener
Rainy skies and mild temperatures expected for Saturday as Washington State prepares to open against Kansas. Highs in the 60s to lower 70s with a 30 percent chance of rain Saturday and a trace of rain reported Thursday evening. Overnight lows near 58 and mid to upper 50s tonight.
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Big Bank Pushes Prime Rate Toward 10 Percent
New York's First National City Bank joined Wells Fargo in lifting the prime rate toward 10 percent for large corporate borrowers. CitiBank is expected to follow next week, signaling a nationwide bank move amid hearings on interest rates. The rate serves as a benchmark for overall rate trends, though not directly tied to small business or consumer loans.
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Gas Halt Set In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City amid long lines at service stations as the Oklahoma Independent Gasoline Retailers Association votes to halt sales Monday to protest Phase IV economic controls. The group says price rules cut profits. dealers fear lease penalties and potential station closures.
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Charles E. Bishop
Peace Pact Signed in Laos Forming Coalition Government
In Vientiane Laos the government and the Pathet Lao signed a 26 page political peace agreement creating a coalition government for divided Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma to head the new cabinet and aim to meet before October 10. The accord calls for foreign forces to leave within 60 days and outlines demarcation in two dozen hot spots while leaving much of Laos under Pathet Lao control and maintaining U S and Thai involvement at reduced levels.
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Pathet Lao
Laos
Souvana Phouma
Souvanna Phouma
Mekong River
United States
Nixon tax relief proposal faces stiff opposition in Congress
A proposed temporary increase in income taxes to fund a later rebate drew sharp criticism from lawmakers. Presidential aide Melvin Laird said no decision was made and the idea may be a trial balloon tied to Burns proposals. Critics viewed it as a de facto tax increase and urged opposing measures.
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Bond
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Kansas University
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Nixon
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Arthur F. Burns
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Injury at Lawrence Lumber Co. Sends Worker to Hospital
Charles William Lawrence aged 37 of 224 Dak. was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an industrial accident at Lawrence Lumber Co. around 9:15 am. Initial reports cited a foot injury, but the full condition report was not available.
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Charles William Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Lumber Co
Kansas traffic deaths rise in September counts
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Friday shows 1 for September and 16 for 1973, with 449 for the comparable 1972 period and 72 for the 24 hours to 9 am Friday.
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Kansas
Drugatores Aim to Fill All Doctors Prescriptions
The Raney Drugatores strive to accurately fill and deliver every doctor prescribed medication. They emphasize prompt service and reliable delivery to clinics and patients alike.
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Raney Drugatores
Tapes Sought By Mitchells In Obstruction Trial
Attorneys for John N. Mitchell issue subpoenas for White House tapes and records tied to the obstruction of justice conspiracy and perjury case. The court transcript cites a Vesco cash contribution to Nixon’s 1972 reelection as related material.
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John N. Mitchell
White House
Robert L. Vesco
Nixon
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