Newton Receives Pacemaker Award for PRIDE Program Progress
Newton Kansas is among the first two communities to earn the Pacemaker award under the PRIDE program joining Oberlin. The city previously earned eight blue ribbon PRIDE awards covering planning economic development services utilities transportation housing education and enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kansas
Oberlin
PRIDE
City
Chamber of Commerce
White House pampering Shah of Iran sparks oil price clash
Washington sources reveal internal White House disagreements over the Shah of Iran during his visit. Officials say the Shah pressed for higher oil prices while economists privately argued that such hikes worsen inflation and pass costs to consumers. In a separate note, SEA CHASE recounts a four hour narcotics pursuit at sea endingwith a fatal shooting and 800 pounds of marijuana seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Iran
White House
Ford
Shah
U. S
U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Ford Must Prove Leadership To Inspire Nation
The article argues President Ford faces a duty beyond veto power, needing to inspire confidence for the economy. It notes his record of vetoes as potential political leverage for 1976 opponents, while comparing him to Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower in veto history. It concludes that Ford struggles to build lasting public confidence despite early leadership signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
U.S. Presidency
Ford
Mayaguez
Cambodia
U. S. Congress
Congress
Senate
House
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Egypt aims to curb population growth with 10 year plan
Egyptian planners press a 10 year plan to cut birth rate from 34 to 25 per 1000 by 1982 and lift living standards. Mehalla el Kobra shows 2.2 children per family as working women adopt birth control, aided by a Worker City Village and local clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Aziza Bilal
Egypt
Marcel Herz
U.N
Supreme Council For Population and Family Planning
Mehalla el Kobra
Nile Delta
Population Council
Aziz Bindari
First
Kansans News Briefs: Bonds Planned and Local Developments
City Commissioners consider a 12 993 bond issue at 5 percent for sewer and disposal works. Rhoades Construction buys a large Old Main site for a ware room. Harvey County 4 H enrolls 531 members in 17 clubs. School board approves 603 150 budget up 13 percent. County to levy one mill over 10 years to refund courthouse and jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoades Construction Co
Old Main Street
Francis Dunkelberger
Sunray Oil Company
Sperling
Harvey County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shah of Iran
Todos Santos Island
Long Beach
Calif
Tte
Andy LeMay
Leo Evionik
Evionik
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Gerald Ford
Newton Kansan
Newton Publishingompany, Inc
Jack Lander
Ublisher
Harvey
Walton
Associated Press
North Newton
Goessel
Halstead
Hesston
Moundridge
Peabody
Sedgwick
Newton & No. Newton
Newtone
A & N Enterprises
Northridge Addition
Jo-Mar Dairies
K. N. Dingwall
KSB
Kansas State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Main Bank
Auto Bank
East Sixth
NORTH