Stephan To Seek Binding Arbitration In Kansas Politics
Kansas candidate Stephan vows to push binding arbitration for public employee labor disputes, outlining a three member panel to draft binding contracts after impasse. He aims to restore the death penalty and tackle juvenile justice as time allows. Washington report notes Carter streamlines rural sewer and water loan approvals to save time without ending the REA program.
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Topeka
Kan
Bob Stephan
Stephan
Curt Schneider
Kansas
Wichita
Sedgwick County District Court
Public Employee Union
State Supreme Court
Washington
Carter Saoances
Carter
White House
Larry Gilson
Stock Market Surges on Dollar Optimism in strongest rally in a month
New York reports a robust stock surge as optimism toward the dollar and economy boosts buying. Key indexes rise with the Dow up 12.39 to 811.42 and the NYSE volume at 26.83 million shares, while Glamor issues like Eastman Kodak and IBM lead gains and UTC gains on a temporary reprieve from a UTC takeover bid.
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New York
Newton D. Zinder
E.F. Hutton
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Robert H. McKinney
Fed
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Standard & Poor
S&p
Burroughs
Texas Instruments
Xerox
IBM
Carrier Corp
U.S
United Technologies Corp
UTC
American Stock Exchange
F.W. Means
Survivors Cleared To Leave Guyana In Jonestown Case
About half of the 72 remaining American Jonestown survivors were cleared to return to the United States this weekend, with Cecil A. Roberts estimating 35 could go home. A few survivors face murder charges or remain as potential witnesses, including Charles F. Berkman and Larry Layton. The mass deaths followed the Ryan delegation ambush near Jonestown, as U.S. authorities weigh who may still be needed for inquiries.
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Georgetown
Guyana
Jonestown Peoples Temple
United States
Cecil A. Roberts
Stepney Kibble
U.S
Charles F. Berkman
Jonestown
Set-Aside Payments Due By The Holidays
Wheat farmers will receive about 620 million in deficiency payments as 1978 set aside subsidies, with barley at 83 million. Payments begin around Dec 15, using five month average prices and target rates to calculate credits for eligible farmers and full eligibility for those complying with the program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ray Fitegerald
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
USDA
Fitzgerald
Sadat Skips Nobel Prize Event In Oslo
President Anwar Sadat will not travel to Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Prize with Menachem Begin on December 10, choosing to stay in Cairo to monitor ongoing Egypt Israel negotiations. An aide said the decision is not a protest but reflects the stalled talks and Sadat’s busy schedule. Marel will accept the prize on his behalf.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Cowinner Menachem Begin
Norway
Sadat
Sayed Marel
Marel
Israel
Oslo
Begin
Arbederbladet
Labor Party
Nobel Committee
Mideast
Jerusalem
Marei
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C.L.A
Bob
Million Dollar Round Table
The
Kansas Association of Life Underwriters
Chartered Life Underwriters
CLU
Northwestern
Milwaukee
the Quiet Company
Bennett
Man
Ottawa
Bob White
Chrysler
George Haas
Country Antiques
East Wilson St
Kooser Auctioneering Service
Peka
General Electric
S. Main
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