Bennett Appeals D. I. Disaster Aid Reconsideration
Gov Bennett appeals a Federal Disaster Assistance decision denying a major disaster declaration for recent Kansas storms. He cites $1,660,910 in damage across 19 counties and $867,610 uninsured losses from a Cedar Vale tornado, urging broader eligibility for federal aid.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Ford
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Bennett
Cedar Vale
Appeal of Law Planned by Opponents After Ruling
In Washington AP says challengers to the new campaign finance law plan a quick appeal to the Supreme Court after an appellate court upheld core provisions. Former Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy and Sen. James L. Buckley criticize the law as repressive to political freedom and favor incumbents, while the court defends public financing and the Federal Election Commission. The ruling preserves contribution limits and spending ceilings, drawing praise from Common Cause head John Gardner.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
U.S. Court of Appeals
McCarthy
James L. Buckley
R-Con
N.Y
Buckley
Congress
Federal Election Commission
Appeals Court
John Gardner
Citizen's Lobby
Common Cause
Kissinger and Ford Meet in Vail Amid Mideast Talks
President Ford and Secretary Kissinger met in Vail Colorado amid rumors of a near term Israeli Egyptian interim accord. Kissinger and his wife Nancy flew from Washington to brief Ford on latest Mideast developments as reporters questioned another shuttle mission.
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Kissinger
Ford
Mideast
Vail
Colo
Henry A. Kissinger
Nancy
Washington
Egypt
White House
Kissingers
Fords
Simcha Dinitz
Yigal Allon
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Allen
Cairo
al Ahram
Israel
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Weekend forecast warms Kansas with spot thundershowers
A bright weekend was in prospect across Kansas with isolated thundershowers in the north tonight. Lows ranged from the upper 50s to the lower 70s, with highs near 90 Monday and Tuesday, cooling to mid 80s by Wednesday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
National Weather Service
Ottawa Earns Pedestrian Safety Citation in AAA Survey
Ottawa won a Pedestrian Safety Citation in the American Automobile Association 36th Annual Pedestrian Safety Inventory for six years without a pedestrian fatality. Dale Johnson of AAA noted the award honors communities with at least one year and under ten years without fatalities among 293 top awards in 1974 survey.
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Topeka
Ottawa
American Automobile Association
Dale Johnson
Auto Club of Karisas
Johnson
AAA
Bronfman Heir Seized as Ransom Paid Reports
New York reports indicate Samuel Bronfman Jr. may have been paid part or all of a record $4.5 million ransom. Edgar Bronfman reportedly spoke by telephone with his son's abductors, while FBI guards at the Tudor mansion declined to comment. The Seagram chairman and family endure a tense week awaiting word and possible return.
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New York
Samuel Bronfman
Daily News
Edgar Bronfman
Bronfman
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Seagram Company, Ltd
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