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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1978

Page

11

Eddy Arnold Bean Luncheon in Kansas City Report

Journalists attend Eddy Arnold bean luncheon at Crown Center Kansas City with beans on display and a Q A about his bean line Eddy Arnold Country Style Beans Produced by Eddy Arnold Country Foods Inc the event mixes PR pitches with light questions about future plans and a casual autograph session

Don Lambert Crown Center Kansas City Dan Winter Eddy Arnold Dan Arnold Barbara Walters Miami Beach Mr. Arnold Christian Dior Tennessee Las Vegas Dolly Parton Danny Edna

County funds $17,000 microfilming project to preserve records

The county advances a $17,000 microfilming project aimed at preserving records. The NCAA approves splitting Division I schools into two groups, signaling coverage across college athletics. The items appear on pages 3 and 4 of the edition.

NCAA

Death penalty bill fails in House Judiciary Committee

A state death penalty bill fails in the House Judiciary Committee signaling setback for proponents. Details on committee vote and next steps are not provided in the brief item.

House Judiciary Committee Salina

Leading FBI director candidate weighs government appeal

Washington AP reports U S Circuit Judge William H Webster the front runner for FBI chief is considering a government appeal to shield FBI informants who spied on the Socialist Workers Party The New York ruling by a three judge panel left undecided on the November rehearing petition Carter's nominee status and Bell's recommendation remain unclear with no sign he knew Webster's involvement.

Washington FBI Socialist Workers Party U.S William H. Webster New York Webster Carter Clarence M Kelley Griffin Bell Frank McGarr Chicago Bell

Byrd Signals Support for Panama Canal Treaty With Reservations

Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd voiced qualified backing for the Panama Canal treaty and urged adding clear U S guarantees of defending the canal and priority passage after 2000. He indicated Republican Leader Baker may join if similar guarantees are included, and noted possible Panamanian consent issues for amendments. A county forecast follows.

Washington Senate Robert C. Byrd United States Byrd D-W U.S Panama Carter Omar Torrijos Howard Baker Tennessee Baker Latin America Cyrus R. Vance

Park Disclosures From Park Interrogation Stir Capitol Hill

American investigators questioned Tongsun Park in Seoul for five hours as a congressional observer said Park made sensational disclosures about relations with U.S. lawmakers. Rep. Bruce Caputo called the session cooperative but said the substance would not satisfy Ethics Committee probes. Park faces 36 counts of bribery and fraud tied to efforts to sway Congress, with about 20 lawmakers linked to gifts or money.

Seoul South Korea Tongsun Park U.S. Congress Bruce Caputo R.N.Y House Ethics Committee Park U.S Caputo Senate House of Representatives William Hundley Justice Department Torney Benjamin R. Civiletti Ethics Committee State Department

Carter Hopes For Energy Compromise Soon

President Carter says Congress will reach a compromise on energy legislation early in the 1978 session, signaling resolve to tackle the energy problem. He cites foreign leaders’ concerns and notes debate has been long and divisive. he predicts success soon. He also addresses foreign policy on Ethiopia Somalia, Sadat, and a DOJ appointment in Philadelphia.

Washington Carter Congress Soviet Union Africa Ethiopia Somalia Anwar Sadat Middle East Sadat Sinai

Metcalf Death May Tip Energy Debate

Senator Lee Metcalf, a key member of the 18 senate energy price negotiations, is found dead in Helena. His absence could tilt the stalled talks toward deregulation and favor oil and gas industry pricing. If replacements occur, Jackson may push for a new alignment. otherwise, conferees may press for gradual deregulation when they reconvene.

Washington Lee Metcalf Carter Metcalf Senate Helena Mont Senate Energy Committee Henry M. Jackson Dash. Metcalf Jackson Conference Committee Congress Calfornia

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