Soviet signals readiness to talk with Carter on arms and trade
Moscow signals through public and private channels to pursue SALT II talks a complete nuclear test ban and removal of trade barriers for 1977. Brezhnev told Harriman and others Moscow expects a SALT II pact and a ban with limited onsite inspections. Carter transition briefed with these expectations as U S officials predict progress by fall 1977 unless surprises arise.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Ford Administration
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
Carter
Kremlin
W. Averell Harriman
United Nations Association
Harriman
Soviet Union
Treasury
William E. Simon
MoPac Proposes Whitewater Newton Dualized Stations
Hearing in Newton and Whitewater examines the proposed dual operation of MoPac railroad stations to save costs. Economics cited as primary motive with a one year trial and possible end of dualization upon no formal complaints.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Whitewater
Newton
Wallace Buck Jr
Kansas Corporation Commission
A. Kastner
MoPac
Stations and Claims
Kansas City
Kastner
Bill Simmons
Ross Industries
Wichita
Sondra Tuttle
Excel Industries
Hesston
Buck
Whitewater-Newton
Chamberlain
Robert McCoy
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Airline
Carter expands cabinet prospect list during Atlanta interviews
President elect Carter meets five potential cabinet nominees in Atlanta including Harold Brown for defense and Michael Blumenthal for commerce. Rep. Andrew Young arrives early as Carter conducts job interviews at the governor's mansion. Frost announces continued exclusive interviews with Nixon, planned for next spring.
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Atlanta
Carter
Air Force
Harold Brown
Defense
Andrew Young
D-Ga
Paxen
Frost
Nixon
San Clemente
Carter seeks prior budget okay from Congress
President elect Carter aims for tentative congressional approval before submitting his 1978 budget proposals. Advisers say staff is already working with budget committees in Rosty, seeking early deals on a large portion of the year beginning Oct. 1. They stress advance consultations due to tight deadlines after Jan. 20.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Congressional Budget Committees
Rost Y
Stuart Eizenstat
Eizenstat
Ford
Jury Finds Keener Guilty On Bank Robbery Counts
A district court jury found James L. Keener of Wichita guilty on seven of 10 charges connected to the Burrton State Bank robbery on Sept 17 1974. Three counts were dismissed due to prior federal convictions. Keener is the third person convicted in the case along with Sandra Goering and Charles Thach Jr. The jury returned a general verdict of guilty on all remaining charges including aggravated burglary and burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Keener
Wichita
Burrton State Bank
Federal District Court
F.oreman
Russell F. LaGree
Keener
Sandra Jean Goering
Charles Kenneth Thach Jr
Joe Fox
Weather Bulletin South Central Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy and not as cold tonight with lows in the upper teens to low 20s. Thursday will be clear to partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the upper 50s. Winds southerly 10-20 mph tonight. Arpt KIRG data shows humidity around 62 percent and barometer near 30.32 inches.
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South Central
Hear Ye Hear Ye Readers Asked About Coffee In Class
Supt. Clark Whiting states no board policy on teachers drinking coffee during class. The administration opposes coffee during instruction if it detracts from learning.
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Supt. of Schools
Clark Whiting
Board of Education
Court rules for power firms to build near Burlington
A Shawnee County judge ruled in favor of two utilities on a water contract issue blocking construction of a nuclear plant near Burlington. He dismissed residents lack standing and said only AG or county attorney may challenge agency action, while noting the contract defects are minor compared to public need. NRC license timing hinges on environmental criteria revisions and a hearing date was tentatively set for December 20.
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Topeka, Kan
Shawnee County
Burlington
Terry L. Bullock
Chanute
Humboldt
Bullock
Harry E. Huff
Nathan Hole
Gerald Dough
John Redmond
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Kansas City Power and Light Co
William H. Griffin
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Griffin
NRC
Wolf Creek
Kansas City
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Newton Optimist Club
Salvation Army
Optimist
Royce Mitchell
Mike Townsend
Kansan
Bud’’ Schwindt
Pete Klassen
Coun
Cilman Boyd Blackford
Walter Hendrix
Corporation Commission
OPEC
Nicosia
Cyprus
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Doha
Qatar
Sheik Abdulaziz bin Khalifa al-Thani
Paris
NATO
Brussels
Belgium
West Germany
United States
North Atlantic
Helmut Schmidt
Airborne Warning and Control System
AWACS
Defense Planning Committee
June Cahill Pfeiffer
IBM Corp
Brock Adams
D-Wash
House Budget Committee
Michael Blumenthal
Bendix Corp
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Weather Data
P. O. Box
Kansas
Neosho River
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