Sinai Diplomacy Faces Split Over Sinai Settlement Goals
In Cairo the Israeli and Egyptian defense ministers clash over Sinai settlements with Egypt demanding full Israeli withdrawal while Israel favors keeping settlements. A second session was planned as U N and U S mediators weigh ideas for bridging gaps ahead of Jerusalem talks on Palestinian statehood.
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Ezer Welzman
Mohammed Abdel Ghany Gamassy
Hassan Kateb
Gamassy
Sinai
David Kolitz
Weizman
Kateb
al Gomhouria
U.S
Hermann Eilts
Anwar Sadat
Aswan
Carter
Sadat
Cyrus R. Vance
Jerusalem
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
New York
Waldheim
Ensio Siilasvuo
Finland
Middle East
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Menahem Begin
Delegates Debate Strike Policy At Farm Bureau Meeting
AP reports Houston delegates to the American Farm Bureau Federation resumed debates on whether to back striking farmers. A policy statement by Iowa Farm Bureau head Dean Kleckner argued non endorsement due to antitrust laws. Doyle Radghes proposed letting members decide actions. Earl Butz warned participation could be counterproductive as farmers highlight economic crisis.
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American Farms Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Bureau
Dean Kleckner
Doyle Radghes
Phillipsburg
Kan
Federation
Farm Bureau
Persistence urged in farmers case in Kansas address
Gov. Robert F. Bennett urged persistence with federal agencies over farmer plights during a Kansas State Board of Agriculture speech. He pressed for expanding education and research, suspending a 20 percent commodity fee, crop improvement, and stronger farm-management support to boost Kansas agriculture and influence national policy.
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Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Robert F. Bennett
Carter
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Bennett
Kansas
General Fund
Washington
Ford Plans Kansas Appearances In Topeka Manhattan and Lawrence
Former President Gerald R. Ford will speak at the Governor's Prayer Breakfast in Topeka February 21 and deliver a London Lecture at Kansas State University in Manhattan later that day. He is also set to address dedication ceremonies February 20 at the Green School of Law, KU.
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Lawrence
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Robert F. Bennett
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New Green School of Law
University of Kansas
Washington
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Archie Dykes
Leroy Towns
Bennett
Cedar Crest
Executive Mansion
Legislation to bar utilities from judge shopping in appeals
A Lawrence senator plans a bill to require utilities appealing Kansas Corporation Commission rulings to go directly to the Kansas Court of Appeals. The measure targets district court review and aims to streamline appeals, arguing district courts enable judge shopping and higher costs for customers. Southwestern Bell and others have used district courts to seek rate increases and review of construction costs, with bonds issued while cases proceed.
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Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Lawrence
Arnold Berman
Dlawrence
KCC
Kansas Court of Appeals
Kansas
Berman
ECC
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cowley County
Southwestern Bell
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Linn County District Court
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