Israel Refuses Key Demands in Peace Talks
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Begin states Israel will not commit to a total withdrawal or a Palestinian state, rejecting two Egyptian demands as U.S. mediator Alfred Atherton and Dayan press for a basis for principles. Atherton warns a compromise is not ready, while Syria dismisses the mission as unhelpful. Israel also backs continued settlement expansion despite U.S. opposition amid cabinet splits.
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Atherton
Begin
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
Moshe Dayan
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Tishrin
Park vows full disclosure in testimony before ethics panel
Washington AP reports accused influence peddler Tongsun Park arrived to begin closed door testimony for the House ethics committee amid a 36 count indictment charging him with paying lawmakers and coordinating campaign contributions to influence U.S. policy regarding South Korea. He seeks to tell his side to help move toward stronger relations between the United States and South Korea as prosecutors weigh whether any current or former congressmen were bought.
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Washington (Ap
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Washington
House
Ethics Committee
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Senate Ethics Committee
Richard T. Hanna
Calif
Congress
Amended Hearing Notice In Kansas Rate Case Kansas City Power
The State Corporation Commission of Kansas schedules a hearing on Kansas City Power & Light Companys motion for relief from refund obligations and permanent rate increases tied to a temporary $9,653,972 revenue rise. Hearing set for March 1 1978 in Topeka with notices to public and parties.
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Topeka
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Kansas City
Missouri
State Corporation Commission
Kansas candidate seeks to intervene in Cities Service gas ban case
Emporia Republican Charles Pike announces plans to petition the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to join the Cities Service natural gas hookups dispute. He mails letters to Senators Pearson and Dole and seeks other Kansas lawmakers' support as hearings stretch into 1979. The case centers on a proposed ban on new gas hookups in 502 communities and environmental review delays.
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Congress
Kansas
Cities Service Gas Co
Charles Pike
Emporia
Joe Shubitz
Rkan
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Pike
James B. Pearson
Robert Dole
R-Kan
General Motors Corp
Kansas City
FERC
Ernst Liebman
Liebman
Weather Outlook: Rain and Snow Across Kansas Tonight
The National Weather Service reports cloudy skies and southeasterly winds with a chance of rain and snow across Kansas tonight. Overnight lows in the 20s, highs in the 30s to mid-40s, with a cold front triggering snow in the north and rain in the south. Colder weather expected Tuesday with a warming trend by Friday.
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Kansas
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Weather Service
Garden City
Belleville
Concordia
Pittsburg
Carter Signs Over DOE Authorization
President Carter signed a bill authorizing 6.1 billion dollars for energy research and development at the Department of Energy for this fiscal year. The bill replaces a prior veto over an 80 million dollar Clinch River Breeder Reactor project and funds new DOE programs including propulsion research, incentives for waste to fuel projects, and loan guarantees for alternative fuel demonstrations.
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Washington
Carter
Department of Energy
White House
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Energy Department
Bowling Scores Saturday Nighters and League Totals
A dense list of bowling team results with high scores and member initials across multiple leagues and venues. Notable entries include CRUNGH BUNCH, INDIAN LANES, and GUTTER DUSTERS posting high game tallies, while SATURDAY MAJORS and WEEKENDERS FULL HOUSE feature strong individual marks such as J. Schulz and L. White.
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D. Robertson
G. Drake
Sqnic
P. Perkins
J. Boyer
R. Sherley
M. Robertson
Steam Rollers
N. Garcia
K. DeLaTorre
Cardinals
Ledom
Farrah
J. White
Invaders
Herald Seeks Young Carriers in Various Areas
JTAwa Herald announces openings for boys and girls 11 years and older to qualify as carriers in multiple areas. Responsible carriers can earn up to $75 per month depending on route size. Interested applicants should visit the Herald office to file an application for a carrier route.
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