UN Closes A Dark Chapter In Its History
The United Nations General Assembly ends its 30th session amid bitterness over controversial resolutions and debates on its future. Moynihan denounces the assembly as acting like a body that cannot bind governments, while Thorn calls for consensus. Controversial items include a Zionism as racism resolution and PLO status proposals, with Israeli diplomats criticising the body's direction.
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U.N. General Assembly
United States
General Assembly
Manche Cane
Daniel Feih
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Stevens to take seat as joint Supreme Court justice
President Ford nominates John Paul Stevens to the high court, confirming 98 to 0, to take separate oaths for upholding the Constitution and for administering justice without bias. Stevens, 55, will join the bench after a Senate vote noted as flawless, amid a recess until mid January.
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Warren E. Burger
United States
White House
Bees boost soybean yields in Wisconsin pollination study
University of Wisconsin scientist Eric Erickson tests bee pollination in caged soybean plots and finds honeybees may raise yields up to 16 percent, potentially enabling cheaper hybrid soybeans. Prairie Farmer notes ongoing screening of hundreds of soybean varieties for attractiveness to bees.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Prairie Farmer
Eric Erickson
Erickson
Large oil spill at Prudhoe Bay in Alaska
A 600000 gallon spill at Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. Slope Camp near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, released diesel or heating oil over two acres of frozen tundra. The leak arose from eight interconnecting storage tanks after a rapid temperature shift, with the fuel to be pumped back into storage as crews assess recoverability and environmental impact.
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US Leads Walkout From UNESCO Media Conference
The United States and at least 11 Western nations plus Israel withdrew from a UNESCO meeting over including a reference to Zionism as a form of racism. The draft media guidelines for reporting peace and anti racism were to be submitted to the UNESCO general conference, with objections raised by democracies to other provisions.
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Israel
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Josef Grohman
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U.S
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Shrine West Stars Announced for Kansas Shrine Bowl
Seventeen linemen three quarterbacks and 13 backs named to the West squad for the Kansas Shrine Bowl set for June 12 at Wichita State University. QBs Derek Devore Duane Howard Pete Krichel. Notable players include Jeff Allen Doug Cox Tracy Levin Alfey Wasinger and Tom Balbiery.
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Wichita State University
Derek Devore
Greensburg
Duane Howard
Derby
Pete Krichel
Kapaun-Mt. Carmel
Jeff Allen
Dodge City
Doug Cox
Beloit
Dave Harris
Fowler
Fred Hernandez
Sacred Heart
Randy Huck
Scott City
Joe Jullings
Kapaun- Mt. Carmel
Brian Kendall
Haviland
Tracy Levin
Wichita Southeast
Toby Paige
Mike
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the estate of Jone Gipum deceased. Warren R White, Executor, petitions for final settlement, determinations of heirs and fegagees, and distribution per the will. Defenses due January 12 1976 at 10:00 a.m. in Orewa City Court.
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Kansas
Jone Glaum
State of
Warren R. White
Jone Gipum
Lone Glau
Orewa
Conclave Elects Officers Amid Busy December Session
In a December gathering at 7:30 p.m. the conclave conducted its officer elections. The agenda noted no Thursday session and emphasized uniformed ceremonial aspects.
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