Dole Campaign Chief Blames Reagan Loyalists
Kansas features report quotes David Owenn as saying Reagan loyalists on Dole’s staff wanted Ford's defeat. He describes internal discord, stalled negotiations for the first vice presidential debate, and delays in presidential debates that harmed campaign strategy.
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Dole
Reagan
Randall Becker
Kansas Features & News Fairway
Kan
Kansas
Bob Dole
Ronald Reagan
Ford
David Owenn
Kansas Features & News
Owen
California
Midwest
Johnson County
Walter Mondale
Houston
Tex
Jimmy Carter
Carter
France protests US criticism over Abu Daoud release
Paris summoned U.S. chargé d affaires Samuel Gammon to protest State Department remarks about the release of Palestinian leader Abu Daoud. Washington said it was dismayed Paris released him before extradition requests reached, amid Israel’s crisis over the incident and calls to expel the French ambassador.
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Paris
U.S
Abu Daoud
Foreign Ministry
Samuel Gammon
State Department
John Trattner
West Germany
Israel
Trattner
Robert Funseth
Department
France
Gammon
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
America
Daoud
Yigal Allon
Jean Herry
Louis de Guiringaud
Ilana Romano
Yosef Romano
Anka Spitzer
Andre Spitzer
Varis
Egypt
Algiers
Tel Aviv
Giscard
Herry
Jerusalem
Ephraim Evron
Robert L. Funseth
Use Value Tax Rules Seen Key Issue for Kansas Land
Kansas State official Barry Flinchbaugh warned that use value property tax rules will shape fiscal policy once enacted. He noted lawmakers must choose capitalization rates and appraisal methods, data sources, and calculation methods, while school funding questions also loom in rural districts. A Cloud County pilot study will test alternatives to current assessment methods.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Flinchbaugh
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas State
Cloud County
Gilmore Faces New Effort to Delay Utah Execution
Gary Gilmore, called cool as a cucumber, fights further legal challenges to his firing squad execution set for Jan. 17. The Supreme Court denied a bid to halt the death, while ACLU lawyers pledged more suits in federal and state courts.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
U.S. Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
W. Jinks Dabney
Dabney
Gilmore
United States
Georgia
Buddy
Provo
Bennie Bushnell
ACLU
Douglas A. Wallace
Vancouver
Wash
Market On The Rebound After Steep Slide
New York stocks rose from a sharp two session decline with the Dow up 3.33 at 971.58 at noon. Sony led gains with an 8 percent jump and a large block trade, as NYSE composite edged up .20 to 56:15 and the American Exchange index rose .43 to 410.04 amid lighter volume of about 9.84 million shares in early trading.
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New York
Dow
Sony
Sony of America
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
FPC weighs emergency gas sales to two pipelines
The Federal Power Commission considers allowing Houston Pipeline to sell emergency gas to Transcontinental and United pipelines to avert winter shortages. Shortages since 1970 have hit North Carolina New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Louisiana Mississippi. The case tests FPC authority amid past court challenges to regulated price controls.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Commission
United States
FPC
Houston Pipeline Co
Houston
Tex
Houston Pipeline
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp
United Gas Pipe Line Co
Transcontinental Company
North Carolina
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
United Gas
Louisiana
Mississippi
PFC
United
Houston Gas
Groundwater Depletion Warns West Kansas Irrigation
A Senate Democrats report finds intensive irrigation in western Kansas uses water four to 10 times faster than recharge. Groundwater levels have dropped over 100 feet with two thirds depleted in some western counties in 25 years. The task force criticizes the Division of Water Resources for lacking a plan and permitting policies that approve water rights beyond safe recharge. The Democrat urges coordinated research to avert a bleak agricultural future.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate Democrats
Richard Gannon
D-Goodland
Gannon
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Notice of Hearing in Wheeler Estate in Franklin County
First published December 30 1974 with reprint January 13 1977. In Probate Court Franklin County Kansas petition by Robert Hill executor Olive M Wheeler seeking descent of undivided one half interest in Lots 27 and 28 Block 120 Ottawa Kansas and all other property owned by Harrison B Wheeler at death. Defenses due January 21 1977 at 11:00 a.m. in East Court Room New Court Building. If not, judgment will be entered. Attorneys Anderson Byrd Richeson Malin Ottawa Kansas.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Harrison B. Wheeler
H. B. Wheeler
Maroaca
State of
Robert 5. Hill
Olive M. Wheeler
Ottawa
Harrison
Wheeler
District Court
East Court Room
New Court Building
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