Talks Continue Over Tape Issue
White House lawyers negotiate with Archibald Cox to settle access to presidential tapes. Court hints at more time for out of court settlement while Cox weighs listening to tapes to identify vital evidence. Nixon brief stresses constitutional duties and prerogatives despite openness toward accommodation.
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Vietnam Warns of Military Action Over Airfields
Saigon government threatens force if North Vietnamese built 12 airfields in its north, citing a note to Paris treaty guarantors. Six Rangers killed and 10 wounded by Viet Cong shelling near the Cambodian border. another clash near Hieu Thien district leaves 10 Viet Cong dead.
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Bui Bao Truc
Demilitarized Zone
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United States
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Britain
France
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Brief Indian summer expected to warm area this week
Cloudy today gives way to a brief warm spell with highs in the 70s and 80s by Friday. Tonight will be mild with fog dissipation and mostly fair skies, while rain may arrive Sunday and showers possible Saturday especially in Eastern Kansas.
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Kansas
Two Obstacles Loom Large In Financing Law
Douglas County seeks 500,000 dollars in federal funds for a judicial law enforcement building. The Kansas Legislature may refuse half the required match and the GCCA generally does not fund building projects, though exceptions exist. County officials explore 45 percent county, five percent state, 50 percent federal mixes if justified.
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Kansas
Governor
Committee On Criminal Administration
Ernest Coleman
GCCA
Franklin County
Tom Regan
Regan
Journal-World
Loren Green
Coleman
New Reading Program Upends Kennedy Elementary Classrooms
Kennedy Elementary adopts the Fountain Valley Reading System a 76 test program for personalized literacy. Multi age groups of three teachers share instruction and students move between skills rather than grade levels. Tape recordings and tactile activities support diverse learning styles as desks are removed for mobility.
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Fountain Valley
Cooper
National Economic Moves Squeeze Local Home Market
Lawrence lenders and real estate agents say higher rates around 9.5 percent with a 10 percent prime have slowed local home buying. Construction starts fell to 116 through August from 126 last year as buyers face bigger down payments and tighter lending.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Dick Holzmeister
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Marshall Biggerstaff
Anchor Savings Assn
Treasury
Don Theno
Bay Real Estate
Joe Kelly
Douglas County State Bank
Raney Drug Stores Deliver Prescriptions Daily
The Raney Drug stores accurately fill and deliver all doctors prescriptions.
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Raney Drug Stores
Aily
Help your present insurance meet the medical expenses of Can cer
Securing cancer care costs through present insurance as urged by Tony Tollefson contact 843 9426 Adv. The notice emphasizes financial aid for medical expenses and directs readers to seek assistance.
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Tony Tollefson
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