U S to send five member MIA mission to Hanoi
The United States will dispatch a five member commission to Hanoi in mid March to pursue information on about 1900 Americans still listed as missing in Vietnam. Leonard Woodcock will head the mission with the aim of broader bilateral talks while focusing on missing in action cases.
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Wichita
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Halstead Fine Arts Assn
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Wichita Eagle Beacon
University of Iowa
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Germany
Carter hopes Americans in Uganda safe amid Amin stand off
President Carter and U S officials pursue a nonmilitary path as 240 Americans detained in Uganda face possible hostages. A four ship Navy task force led by Enterprise remains offshore with options discussed, while Amin says he will meet any task forces and denies intent to seize hostages.
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Uganda
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Bergland seeks wheat pact with Canadians
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland proposes a price fixing pact with Canada to stabilize world bread grain prices, aiming to cover about 75 percent of U S and Canadian wheat exports. Otto Lang signals openness to multi nation involvement, while noting differences about scope and structure.
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Bob Bergland
Canada
Bergland
United States
Otto Lang
Wheat Board
Lang
Lenten Meditation on Easter Power
The passage reflects on Lent as the church season focusing on Easter. It emphasizes the cross and resurrection as core to Christian belief, noting their impact on the early faith community and ongoing spiritual transformation today. It invites personal preparation, enrichment, and growth during Lent.
Newton area notes on land, history, and art
City records note 4730.07 acres in Newton and elevations at local sites. A cattle herd surprise in Tennessee found a Midland National Bank balloon. Harvey County tax bills traced to A H Grove land past 1901 with small personal property. photographers Avery and local art scenes feature March exhibits and a Newton Oldtimers call for WWII era photos.
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Bud) Bullis
Jonesboro
Tenn
Midland National Bank
Tennessee
Bill Moran
Harvey County
Weather Data SOUTH CENTRAL Snow Today and Sunday Outlook
Snow today at Kirg airport with accumulations up to 5 to 7 inches. Decreasing by 1 PM. Tonight cloudy with lows in the mid 20s. Partly cloudy Sunday with highs in the mid 40s and winds N20 to NNE 15 to 25 mph.
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Carter Works to Quell Post on CIA Payments to Hussein
President Carter told congressional leaders he tried to deter the Washington Post from publishing CIA payments to Jordan's King Hussein, describing Hussein as his most reliable source in the Middle East. The disclosures were sought to be kept from public view amid congressional inquiries.
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