Burns warns Congress against new spending
Fed chief Arthur Burns told the Senate Budget Committee that inflation already harms the recovery and urged limits on federal spending to curb unemployment. He warned that new programs would invite disaster and boost inflation, while Meany pressed for a $21 billion job program.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Congress
Burns
Senate Budget Committee
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Treasury
William E. Simon
CBS ‘‘Morning News
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Ford hopes grain ban ends soon
President Ford faces political pressure from farmers over the temporary moratorium on grain exports to Russia and Poland. A delegation warned he is in trouble with farm groups while urging action to curb unrest. An expert in Toronto urged North America to push needy nations to fix farm and population problems to share food.
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Washington
Russia
Poland
Ford Administration
Ford
Toronto
United States
Canada
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
George Mahon
D-Tex
Farm Group
White House
Agriculture Council of America
Soviet Union
Lester R. Brown
The
Worldwatch Institute
Brown
Ford cuts travel plans after second assassination scare
President Ford trims October travel schedule following a second assassination attempt in San Francisco. White House officials say some rumored trips are canceled or postponed while security advisories urge caution. Ford plans to continue public engagements, rejecting a retreat from public life.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
Nessen
Per
Sistent
San Francisco
Betty
Secret Service
Ron Nessen
Nelsen
St. Francis Hotel
Rezoning delay tied to Ray’s Garage land sale in Lawrence
Lawrence planning commission recommended denying the rezoning of Ray’s Garage and Auto Salvage site at 12th and Haskell. If denied, condemnation will proceed. if approved, zoning must return to planning commission, adding six weeks, plus eight weeks for condemnation. Ray’s 20 year business would remain nonconforming.
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Lawrence City Commission
Ray
12Th and
Haskell
11Th and
Lawrence- Douglas
Planning Commission
City Commission
Dean Burkhead
Burkhead
Civil rights groups seek to overturn anti-busing rider
Civil rights advocates press to strike a Senate anti-busing rider attached to a 36.2 billion HEW funding bill. The Byrd amendment would bar forced busing to nonlocal schools, while Brooke seeks to overturn both Byrd and Biden riders though cloture limits debate. Kansas senators Dole and Pearson split on the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
Joseph R. Biden
D-Del
Hew
Biden
Byrd
Brooke
State employees draw Bennett barbs at Topeka cafeteria
Gov Robert F Bennett criticized state workers in Topeka for wasting time in the cafeteria at the State Office Building. He told agency heads that with limited dollars the taxpayer must get full value for every tax dollar and that cafeteria use appears misused by some employees.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Statehouse
Kansas
Bennett
Mild Weekend Ahead With 70s Temperatures Forecast
The National Weather Service expects highs in the 70s from Friday through Monday and lows in the 40s tonight. dry conditions with little to no rain risk around Kansas University's Band Day and other weekend events. Light to variable winds will prevail at 5 to 15 mph and high clouds may cover the area Friday.
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National Weather Service
Kansas University
See us for motorcycle insurance ad notice
Gene Doane Agency and Raney Drugs promote services. The notice highlights motorcycle insurance and prescription shopping at 824 Mass. Adv. Raney Drugs provided for prescriptions.
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Gene Doane Agency
Mass
Raney Drugs
Adv
Federal drain raises home loan costs and mortgage rates
Local bankers report a nationwide trend of higher borrowing costs as federal funding needs push up interest on government notes. Savings associations have raised prime mortgage rates by 0.25 percent, with local rates now between 9 and 9.5 percent, potentially slowing housing construction.
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William Lienhard
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Richard Holzmeister
Iowa Street
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Holzmeister
Hearst separation from Urban Guerrilla Group
Patricia Hearst remains in a San Mateo County jail while her former Symbionese Liberation Army comrades William and Emily Harris are held in Los Angeles on felony charges. A federal grand jury indicted Steven Soliah for aiding Hearst, with a brainwashing expert panel to assess her mind.
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San Francisco
Harris
Miss Hearst
Terence Hallinan
Hearst
Steven Frederick Soliah
Los Angeles
Harrises
Soliah
Wendy Yoshimura
FBI finds SLA diary in Harris apartment
The diary covers Symbionese Liberation Army actions including the Hibernia Bank robbery and an Inglewood store scuffle. It notes Patricia Hearst photographed with a rifle and Harris escaping amid gunfire, with details on a handcuff incident. The FBI would not confirm Chronicle reports.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
William
Emily Harris
San Francisco Chronicle
SLA
Hibernia
Patricia Hearst
Inglewood
Harris
the Chronicle
Miss Hearst
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Lawrence Savings Assn
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Bery
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