Ford Leaves for Economic Summit in Puerto Rico
President Ford flies to Puerto Rico for a seven nation economic summit with Britain France West Germany Japan Italy and Canada. He warns Cuba against interference and stresses the U S Puerto Rico relationship while noting island political unrest and tight security at Dorado Beach Hotel. He plans meetings with Governor Hernandez Colon and San Juan Mayor Carlos Romero Barcelo as part of the summit agenda.
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Washington
Ford
Puerto Rico
Cuba
United States
Commonwealth
White House
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Canada
Rambouillet
Paris
Dorado Beach
San Juan
Hernandez Colon
Popular Democrat Party
Carlos Romero Barcelo
New Progressive Party
Saturday Sidewalk Review and Centennial Cheer
Old Knute looks ahead to next week and celebrations as Harvey County residents recall Kansas Newton and Wheat cen tennials while preparing for the bi centennial. Main St features two teens watching a teenage driver trainee during a parallel park drill as Little Harve hopes for ribbon cutting supplies for the U S 50 bypass opening Tuesday morning.
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Knute
Kansas
Newton
Harvey County
Wheat
Main St
Little Harve
U. S. 50
Closed hearing on Wolf Creek nuclear plan in Kansas City
A Friday hearing on the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant near Burlington, Kansas, went into closed session to discuss confidential uranium pricing. Attorneys for Kansas City Power and Light and Kansas Gas and Electric argued public price details could void the contract with Westinghouse. The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board favored secrecy under a temporary order, with the board to rule after briefs.
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Kansas City
Wolf Creek
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Burlington
Kan
Westinghouse Corp
Samuel Jensch
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Westinghouse
Jensch
Fighting Rages Around Refugee Camps in Beirut
Heavy fighting erupting around two refugee camps in southeastern Beirut marks the fiercest clashes of Lebanon's 14 month war. Reports say shells strike at 200 an hour, with high casualties and blocked ambulances as Libyan and Syrian peacekeepers are cited in the fighting.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Beirut
Lebanon
Khaldeh
Sidon
Safar
Beqaa
Riyyak
Ballbeck
Libya
Weather Data South Central Sunny and hot today
Weather data shows sunny and hot in the south central area with highs in the low to mid 100s and southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight and Sunday expect clear to partly cloudy skies with lows in the 60s and highs in the low 90s.
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South Central
Kansas Governor Bennett linked to utility donations debate
Officers and directors of KG&E and KCPL gave 6 000 to Bennett's 1974 campaign amid questions about his support for the Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington. Bennett denied influence, saying utilities never asked for support and his stance rests on state energy needs and safety studies.
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Topeka, Kan
Burlington
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
Wolf Creek
Associated Press
Kansas
Secretary of State
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kg&e
Republican Party
Kansas City Power and Light Co
KCPL
Atty
Curt Schneider
Schneider
U.S. Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Robert Robel
Manhattan
Energy Advisory Council
Kansas City
Robel
Chambers of Commerce
William Hambleton
Kansas Geological Survey
State Water Resources Board
Kansas Power and Light Co
Robert L Williams
Dwane L Wallace
Wichita Aircraft
A. Dwight Button
Martin K. Eby
G.W. Evans
Ralph P. Fiebach
Williams
Button
Wallace
GOP
Federal Regulatory Agency
John Redmond
Wilson Cadman
Cadman
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Manchester
Debbie Scharenberg
Country Club Estates
Edward Hebb
Arley Porter
Brookside
Haysville
W.H. Watkins
Saturday Sidewalk Review
William H. Griffin
Griffin
Gerald Charnoff
Mid-America Coalition For Energy Alternatives
James T. Wiglesworth
Sam Shelby
Exxon
Babcock and Wilcox
Combustion Engineering
General Electric
Phekual Edition
Hans
Christian Phalange Party
Ein Rummameh
Arab League
Weather Data
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