Kansas Legislature Could End Its Session Today
The Kansas Legislature faced a possible final day with six key items unresolved after a 10 day recess. Actions include confirming appointees, approving a teachers due process bill, funding a new state Supreme Court building, a Hutchinson to Wichita turnpike route, continued aid to Washburn School District, reapportionment amendments, and a pay bill for state and county officials.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
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Kenneth R. McLain
Donald Blythe
State Civil Service Commission
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Hutchinson
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Security Council seeks veto-proof Middle East resolution
United Nations diplomats push a draft condemning Israel raids into Lebanon while seeking to survive a US China and Soviet veto. Britain and France work with Arab delegations as Scali demands equal condemnation of Arab terrorism. China and the Soviet Union threaten a veto. Egyptian minister calls for bans on arms to Israel.
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Security Council
Israel
Lebanon
United States
China
Soviet Union
Council
U.S
John Scali
Middle East
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Butz defends farm policy against price rollback criticisms
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told Newspaper Farm Editors of America that some congressmen back price rollbacks to placate angry consumers while Nixon administration aims to phase out direct income payments rather than dismantle all farm programs. He cited political hay in controls, noted housewives’ food price resistance, and said larger farm production is the administration’s answer.
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Earl L. Butz
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Farm Editors of America
House
Congress
Radio Link For Servicemen From Goldwater Station
In Phoenix a volunteer amateur radio station run by Sen. Barry Goldwater relays calls from overseas servicemen to homes in the United States. The system began in 1967 and has processed thousands of messages, with operators noting Goldwater pays all Arizona calls and workers handle up to 150 calls daily.
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Thailand
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Goldwater
Arizona
Robert Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Air Force Reserve
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