College of Emporia faces near $1 million debt
The College of Emporia struggles with three years of financial strain due to falling enrollment and higher costs. Prins links the woes to dwindling support from the United Presbyterian Church. Kansas synod officials report the school carries an indebtedness nearing $1 million.
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Kansas
College of Emporia
Prins
United Presbyterian Church
Kansas Synod of the Church
Local Confrontation Cools Accord In Court Dispute
A compromise reached in a Franklin County dispute over District Court facilities. The agreement allows the county to fund an add-on to the County Courts building if plans are approved by March 1 1974, or provide facilities in 1975 otherwise. Financing comes from reserved revenue sharing funds and jail courthouse funds. The court retains jurisdiction as the plan proceeds.
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Jewel Scott
Fourth Judicial District
Franklin County Commission
McNalley
Violence Continues As Truckers Resist Shutdown
Isolated acts of violence target truckers who refuse to join a two day protest. The Department of Transportation reports minimal impact from the work stoppage while monitoring the situation through drivers, truck stop operators, highway authorities, police, and field personnel.
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Mike Duffy
Associated Press
Department of Transportation
Weather and Truck Traffic Impact Across States
Mostly cloudy and colder tonight with lows in the teens to low 20s and a 30 percent chance of snow showers. Saturday is partly sunny with highs in the upper 30s to near 40 as northwest winds 10 to 20 mph ease. The department noted lighter truck traffic in five states and no major firm shutdowns, while independent driver protests against fuel prices and speed limits affect wholesale markets and perishables deliveries.
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Jack Ackerman
Purity Supreme Chain
New England
Midwest Livestock Markets
Christmas Shopping Energy Crisis Style Guide
A compact Ottawa Herald shopping guide lists budget friendly, energy conscious gift ideas for the Christmas season. Items include pocket hand warmers, inexpensive toilet paper, dog sweaters, cotton thermal underwear, Norman Rockwell puzzles, wood mallets, music boxes, mittens, lamp oil, home winemakers kits, caulking compound, Snoopy Yo-Yo, nose masks, and sock moccasins with prices and local store availability.
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Don Lambert
Ottawa Herald
Johnny
Thermal Union
Post
Soybean People Tour Good Times
The Kansas Soybean Association, growing from six members in 1972 to 430, held its Ottawa University meeting with about 300 attending. Roy Freeland and W. B. Tilson led discussions praising soybeans as a top cash crop and future growth, while ASA opposes grain reserves and calls for fuel and fertilizer support. Directors Robert Korthanke, Joe Mussa, and Archie Smith were reelected for three years.
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Manhattan
Otawa
Robert Manson
State Soybean Association
ASA
Robert Korthanke
Robinson
Joe Mussa
Cherokee
Archie Smith
Montezuma
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Roy Freeland
Verlin Peterson
Peterson
Congress Debates Antitrust Exemption in Emergency Energy Bill
Congress aims to finish the emergency energy bill as the House votes 223 to 170 to retain a section allowing voluntary antitrust exemptions for retailers to coordinate energy saving steps. The busing prohibition amendment passes 221 to 192, amid debate over its impact and racism claims. Senate delays similar moves as conference talks loom.
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House
Senate
American Airlines
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Bella 5
Abzug
D-N.y
Congress
DST Passes House Aims Year Round Daylight Saving Time
The House sent to the Senate a bill to place the nation on year round Daylight Saving Time by mid January. It would set clocks ahead one hour on the fourth Sunday after signing, with year round DST through October 1975 and optional state exemptions for hardship or winter standards. Indiana and Hawaii would auto exempt, and some regions could adjust. The White House says this could cut electricity and heating demand by up to three percent, though its impact on the energy crisis remains uncertain.
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House
Senate
Nixon
Indiana
Hawaii
White House
Sadat rejects direct talks with Israel at peace conference
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said Egypt will not engage in direct negotiations with Israel at the Middle East peace conference. He affirmed willingness to share a room with Israeli reps, and urged serious bargaining on disengagement before Christmas after meeting Kissinger in Cairo.
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Elias Antar
Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Cairo
Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Nixon
Washington
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