Hays to Step Down as House Administration Chair
Rep Wayne Hays announces resignation from the House Administration Committee chair amid health issues and scandal links to Elizabeth Ray. He may seek the post again later. Humphrey seeks Senate majority leader post amid Byrd opposition and Democratic votes. In Angola, court spectators cry death as prosecutors push for firing squad for 13 white mercenaries. A Midwest attorney defends two Vietnam veterans facing execution, blaming the FBI over a signing error.
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Bomb kills Buenos Aires police chief as family injured
In Buenos Aires Brig. Gen. Cesareo Cardozo was killed after a bomb exploded on a Palermos upper floor as he returned home with his mother and daughter. The three women were seriously hurt and the motive and bomber remain unknown. In South Africa, violence spreads with at least 58 dead and 788 wounded amid state calls for law and order as towns erupt.
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Ford orders voluntary evacuation from Lebanon
President Ford ordered the U S Embassy in Beirut to evacuate Americans by convoy to Damascus with no U S military protection. About 30 of 1 350 Americans and 470 non U S dependents had signed up to leave aboard a British convoy. The plan carries risks as convoys would be vulnerable for about 20 miles. The embassy will remain open to help end the Lebanon crisis.
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Tax-cut extension appears likely in Senate
The Senate moves toward extending all last year's individual tax cuts for 15 months after tentative opposition to wiping out the breaks. A vote on continuing the reductions could occur today, keeping about 180 dollars in yearly relief for a typical family of four.
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Shriver seeks ninth term in Kansas 4th District
Congressman Garner E. Shriver Republican from Kansas 4th District files Friday to seek a ninth term in the U.S. House. He says the party’s minority status has driven him to press for less government control and fiscal responsibility while urging openness and accountability.
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Newton cable TV project underway with Channel 41 plans
City manager Jay Newton says construction by Hudson Brothers Inc. will start in July and finish by late December or early 1977. The CATV group intends to carry Channel 41 from Kansas City and satellite channel 17 from Atlanta along with four local channels and other Kansas City networks on a non duplicating basis. A Denver channel may be added later. The Kansan will expand its TV Log into a September tabloid section. no regular TV guide is published.
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Wright files as Republican for county clerk post
Mrs. Margaret Wright announced as Republican candidate for county clerk. She has three years as deputy county clerk and prior experience as a clerk in the office, legal secretary, and Sedgwick County district court clerk. The Wrights live at 1117 E 9th with five children.
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Clear and Cooler Tonight with Weekend Sunshine
Weather data shows clear skies and much cooler conditions tonight with a low in the upper 50s. Saturday remains mostly sunny with a high in the low to mid 70s. Northerly winds 5 to 15 mph tonight. At Arpt KIRG the high 91 low 56. Humidity around 61 to 62 percent and barometer near 30.06 to 30.29 inches.
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