Energy Conservation Week Marks Three Cable TV Programs
Newton hosts three special programs next week as part of Energy Conservation Week. The energy committee with the Newton Public Library and schools sponsors seminars on energy management, energy efficient merchandise, and a Salina speaker at Bethel College. Public recycling and aluminum can drives run with KG&E and local firms supporting, channel 10 broadcasts.
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Newton
Energy Committee
Newton Chamber of Commerce
Newton Public Library
Newton Unified School District
Bethel College
Roger Rutschman
Kg&e
John E. Wright
Marketing Department
Gas Service Co
Kansas City
W. K. Woolery
Wichita
Wright
University of Missouri- Rolla
Woolery
Newton High
Kansas State University
Janice Blickenstaff
Dick Chamberlain
M. E. Clark
Don Baker
Gas Service
Rutschman
Melvin Laird
Secretary of Defense
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
Walter Mondale
Kathy Hansen
Robert Riordan
Marymount College
Salina
Riordan
Wilson and Co
Energy Conservation Department
Energy Research and Development Administration
Solar Energy Commission
Thermo-Shield
Bethel College breaks ground for gymnasium recreation center
Bethel College announces a groundbreaking for a new gymnasium recreation center on the Bethel campus west of Memorial Hall. Ground breaking set for Friday February 25 at 10 30 a.m. and construction will begin after the 90 percent funding threshold is reached.
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Bethel College
Harold J. Schultz
Illsboro
Ray N. Funk
Hillsboro
Schultz
Memorial Hall
Bethel
College Board of
Koehn and Associates
Newton
House panel doubles Carter job program funding
The House Budget Committee backs nearly 3.5 billion in job creation programs, about twice Carter's plan, while agreeing to his 1.8 billion tax cut. The panel notes uncertain job totals without full program details and cites the Senate hearings as ongoing.
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Washington
House Budget Committee
Carter
Senate Budget Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Burns
House Banking Committee
Hear Ye Hear Ye Ask Kansan Readers to Mail Questions
The Kansan invites readers to submit questions to Hear Ye Hear Ye at 121 W. 6th or P O Box 268 Newton Kansas 7114. The notice specifies mailing or delivering the inquiry for publication consideration.
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P. O. Box
Newton
Kansas
Weather outlook for South Central region
Clear to partly cloudy tonight with lows of 15 to 20 degrees. Saturday will be clear and cooler with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Winds northwest at 20 to 30 mph diminish tonight.
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South Central
Ethiopia’s Military Council Leaders Killed in Shootout
The chairman and six members of Ethiopia’s ruling military council were killed in a power struggle. A midnight curfew was moved up after a Thursday shootout at the army HQ. Radio Ethiopia reported scattered gunfire but overall calm. The survivors announced the deaths amid the ongoing upheaval.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Radio
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Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
Labor Department