Ford in Vail Finalizing Bills Amid Ski Vacation Spills
President Ford, amid a Colorado ski vacation, faces 28 bills awaiting action as Air Force analyses arrive from Washington. He slipped on the slope but recovered, praising his improving skiing while knees troubled him. Ford signed a $9.3 billion water power and energy bill and named John Carlson as chief deputy press secretary.
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Sidewalk Review highlights Trowbridge art show in Hutchinson
Newton artist Douglas W. Trowbridge wins patrons purchase award at Midwest Printmakers Assn. in Tulsa for Sunflowers. His prints serigraphs and watercolors show at Hutchinson Library gallery through Wednesday. he belongs to Kansas Watercolor Society and works at Beech Aircraft.
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Kansas Faces $815 Million Yearly Road Funding Gap
A 15 year plan shows Kansas must raise about $815 million annually to meet highway needs. The 12.38 billion construction figure covers maintenance and administration with no funding recommendations. The report warns deterioration will grow without extra revenue and lists 17 future four lane projects.
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Vietnam to hold democratic elections in 1976
North Vietnamese Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Giap reaffirmed a pledge to hold general and democratic elections in 1976 for both north and south Vietnam but declined to set a date. He said Vietnam will have one national assembly and one central government for the unified state. The interview was recorded in Cuba after a weeklong Cuban Communist party congress.
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Weather Brief for South Central Today and Weekend
Mostly cloudy and mild today with highs in the low to mid 40s. Rain is likely tonight mixing with or changing to snow and ending Sunday. tonight's low 28 to 30, Sunday highs in the mid to upper 30s. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph today and northeast 10 to 20 mph tonight. Chance of precipitation 50 percent tonight and 40 percent Sunday.
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Politicians Near Agreement as Rockets Hit Beirut
Rockets and mortar shells blasted Beirut today while leaders neared agreement on a formula to end Lebanon's civil war. Street clashes raged in downtown business centers and surrounding areas as violence continued.
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Murder of CIA official Welch shocks Athens amid thaw in ties
The assassination of Richard Welch, Athens station chief for the CIA, by three masked gunmen at a Christmas party is described as a targeted act. Officials say it is an isolated incident not hindering ongoing U S Greek reconciliation, with top embassy diplomats receiving extra police protection.
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Soviets Step Up Germ Warfare Efforts, US Says
Washington A P report cites top intelligence sources alleging Vyacheslav Stepanov medical counselor at the Soviet Embassy sought genetic engineering information from U S scientists. FBI notified after possible KGB operative attempted to learn details on advanced cellular genetics.
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Agricultural economy outlook improves for 1976 says Kansas City Fed
Economists note a brighter farm picture due to better general economy and improved yields. Harshbarger forecasts stronger domestic demand for agricultural commodities in 1976 but warns of downward pressure on prices due to larger supplies, with net farm income possibly dipping slightly despite higher gross income.
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