Carter Man Expected To Get In On Panama Canal Talks
Washington AP Linowitz a liberal Democrat likely to join U S negotiating team for a new Panama Canal treaty Carter seeks continuity with Ellsworth Bunker Linowitz heads a commission that urged timely talks and said the canal is no longer vital for U S commerce or defense Negotiations hinge on treaty duration and U S withdrawal versus decades of control Panamanian officials plan talks next week on living in the Canal Zone and other issues.
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Kansas Teachers outline goals for legislature
Kansas National Education Association plans to enlarge teacher influence over certification standards and governance, pursue binding arbitration for contract disputes, and push for higher school funding and retirement improvements. Key aims include amending the Professional Teaching Practices Act to empower the Standards Board, reduce its size, and ensure independence.
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Ford Aware His Proposals Mostly Taken
In his final days as president, Ford issues a set of recommendations and messages on various topics, aiming for posterity rather than passage. His energy and tax cut proposals, Puerto Rico statehood, and price controls on gasoline are among items sent to Congress as Carter prepares to take office.
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Pearson Calls for New Guard to Lead Republicans
Sen. James B. Pearson urges the Republican Party to replace current leaders with a new generation including Howard Baker John Rhodes Robert Dole John Danforth Edward Brooke and Robert Ray. He says the change is not to blame for recent election results and credits Ford and other former leaders for past contributions.
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Link bacteria with mystery disease
Ames IOWA AP Bacteria that cause disease in turkeys and parrots have been linked to Legionnaires disease the still unsolved ailment that killed 29 persons in Philadelphia last summer government researchers said Tests on the blood serum of three patients out of four and a pathologist who became ill while studying victims tissue samples showed antibodies that fight against bacteria called chlamydiae the researchers said Thursday Dr Leslie Page a microbiologist at the National Animal Disease Laboratory here emphasized that the test findings arent conclusive But he added that the suggestion of the involvement of chlamydine is strong enough to schedule more extensive work Page s tentative findings were released Thursday through the U S Department of Agriculture research center in Peoria Ill It is the first time any positive serologic dealing with serum result has been obtained that correlates with the period of illness of Legionnaire patients said Page who directed the research Legionnaires disease broke out after a state American Legion convention in Philadelphia July 2024 There were 180 reported cases 29 of them fatal Chlamydiae bacteria are widely dispersed in human and animal serums They cause no disease in most animals But a chlamydiae causes a disease known as ornithosis in turkeys and 2 Similar organism causes parrot fever or psittacosis Parrot fever like Legionnaires disease causes high fevers and pneumonia in humans It was ruled out as a cause of the Philadelphia illness two days into the epidemic because federal epidemiologists could neither isolate the fever nor find chlamydiae in tissue samples All tests for parrot fever except for those announced Thursday and one other proved negative The single exception was a test last summer on a legionnaire s wife who died of the disease
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Chip Carter Prepares For White House Life In Washington
Chip Carter son of President elect moves from Georgia to Washington to work for his father after the January 20 inauguration. He will be an em issary attending meetings and functions the President cannot attend. He will not be on the White House payroll. Chip and his wife Caron seek a low profile during transition while handling inaugural week logistics with the inaugural committee.
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Area Editors Picked For Pulitzer Duty
Five editors from the Kansas Missouri Nebraska area were named as jurors for 1977 Pulitzer prizes. The jurors will review entries across 11 journalism categories and nominate finalists for the advisory board. Nominations close February 1 with May winners traditionally announced the first Monday. Notable jurors include Richard Dudman and Dolph C Simons Jr, among others.
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William J. McGill
Richard Dudman
Washington
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William RR. Pearman
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Times
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Topeka
Kan
Capital-Journal
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Lawrence
Daily Journal-World
Joseph Pulitzer Jr
Franklin County Conservation District Annual Meeting Called
Notice to land occupiers within Franklin County Conservation District that an annual meeting will be held January 20, 1977 at 7:00 p.m. in Celebration Hall Ottawa Kansas. Agenda includes report of supervisors and a secret ballot election to fill three supervisor seats formerly held by Dunbar Van Morn and Jones. Attest Pauline Willford, Secy.
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