Mondale's West Tour Ends With Jokes and Echoes of Squirms
Vice President Walter Mondale toured the western states with humor as a shield and tool during a five day trip to mend administration fences. He teased Interior Secretary Andrus and joked about pulling him into Idaho or the Marianas. At Washington State University in Pullman he quipped about the question Where the hell is Pullman while lauding human rights gains and noting WSU football hires. In Albuquerque the staff recalls a gift of rocks dirt and grass with a light jab about not being pelted.
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Reno, Nev
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Ogden
Utah
Small Business Administration
Geoff Andrus
Idaho
New Mexico
Marianas
Washington
Pullman
Washington State University
Colorado
Montana
WSU
America
Albuquerque
N.M
Death Penalty Fails In Committee In Topeka
The Kansas House Judiciary Committee rejected a death penalty bill in a 9 to 9 tie after nearly two hours of debate and amendments. Rep. Richard Brewster lamented the decision, warning the measure would likely reappear as an amendment to another bill on the floor. The bill would have allowed the death penalty for first degree murder with premeditation and malice, including a separate sentencing trial.
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Topeka
Kan
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Brewster
D-Topeka
Brewster
Kent Roth
D-Ellinwood
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Douglas Baker
Pittsburg
John Stites
Manhattan
House
Baker
John Hayes
Hutchinson
Ben Foster
Wichita
Joseph Hoagland
Overland Park
Weizman Returns From Cairo as Sinai Talks Open
Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman flies home to report on the start of Israeli Egyptian discussions on Sinai. He will deliver the first detailed counter proposal and returns to Cairo in a few days as Avraham Tamir remains for further talks. Egypt offered a plan after Israel outlined Sinai security concepts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ezer Weizman
Sinai Peninsula
Weizman
Israel
Sinai
Avraham Tamir
Gamassy
Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Rome
Paul VI
East Jerusalem
Dayan
Bowling ScOres 49 High Men’s Team Spirit-4 High
Local bowling standings list many teams with high scores and totals. Notable entries include SHARLEY with 199, WATTS 556, PYLE 199, FRITTS 194, BIENIE 184, LINNEAN 204, and Fritts Garage with 377-478 series. The scoreboard records team names, player initials, and high game and series figures across Thursday events.
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Sharley
R. Watts
Benoix
L. Pyle
J. Garcia
L. Carey
Agles
F. Fritts
Shan VO D. Bien
E. Cummings
Pier
E. Hoke
M. Guyett
ITWIN
J. Taylor
R. Baber
D. Fritts
National Guard
J. Linnean
D. McIntosh
Clark’s
M. Ball
Night Hawks
Hunt's Bigamous Agreement Explained
An Atlanta woman testifies in Shreveport that oilman H L Hunt offered $1 million to keep their alleged bigamous marriage secret. Franna Tye Lee describes years of Hunt's efforts to maintain two wives, two families, and negotiations over a 1942 settlement that she says acknowledged paternity but denied marriage.
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Shreveport
Atlanta
H.L. Hunt
Franna Tye Lee
Hunt
Mrs. Lee
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Lee
Salt Lake City
Dallas
Annual Meeting Notice of Franklin County Conservation District
Land occupiers within Franklin County Kansas are notified that on January 26, 1978 at 7 00 pm at Celebration Hall Ottawa a meeting will convene to report activities and finances since the last meeting and to elect two supervisors by secret ballot to replace Edwin Horstick and J Harry Peckham. New terms run three years from the meeting date. Attest Pauline Franklin Co Conservation Dist by Edwin Horstick, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Conservation District
Celebration Hall
Ottawa
Kansas
Edwin Horstick
J. Harry Peckham
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Unclear Ad Snippet Mentions Dated Rates and Emblems
Fragmentary item lists tiny charges and emblems with prices such as 10 cents 2 cents and 32e, plus references to $1.00 and $1.50. No clear event or identity.
Carter denies pressure in firing of U S attorney Marston
President Carter acknowledged a Pennsylvania congressman urged speeding Marston’s ouster but said he knew no sign of the lawmaker being a target of any Marston probe. Bell said the move was set before the call, and Marston remains while a successor is sought.
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Carter
Marston
Washington
Pennsylvania
U.S
David Marston
Griffin Bell
Joshua Eilberg
D-Pa
Philadelphia
Eilberg
Bell
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Fred Woods
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A&w
GO Getters
S. Mason
Charlie's Devils
L.criqui
Pamida
D. Deay
Alley Cats
Walker
Kramer-Shaffer
F. Kramer
Family Affair
P. Burgess
M. Fox
Phonies
C. McClay
C. Wieneke
Wingert Oil CO
Meyar
Bienie's
P. Bien
Guy's
D. Everson
Fogle Quarry
L. Fletcher
Pca‘s Farmers
D. Stottiemire
Pamida Waynettes
G. Millbern
MOORE
N. Moore
Wassmer
K. Katzer
Wilson Plumbing
R. McFaDden
Kansas State Bank
D. Hall
Briscoe Drugs
B. Droge
Armstrong
C. Keltm
R. Wilhite
Pauline
Aesta Line
Agate Rio
Xtra
Ottawa Herald
Lodge
Retta
T.K
Mary Alice Hintz
W.C. Die B. Rafflelock
Sec'y
Ralph Schoonover
Robson
Towner Chapel
Philgreen
King Radie
Alcoholic Anonymous
Joe's Body Shop
West Wilson
Joe Holsteen
East 7Th
Richmond
Pomona
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Burlington
TK Enterprise
Denver
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Wellsville
East 7H Street
Lawrence
Yy East 27Th Street
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Taco Grande
Mid-Continent Psychiatric Hospital
Edwardsville
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East 27Th Street
Mansas
Kentucky
Fried Chicken of
KFC
South Main
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Albright's
Gammon Piano Service
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Jack
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Ralph Taylor
Budgn
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Jack Nelson
A.K. Watts
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RFD
Jesse E. Ball
Elm
Rantoul
Cecil Beatty Auction Service
Franklin Co
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Tom Bach
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