Carter and Vance urge quiet diplomacy in Middle East peace
President Carter and Secretary of State Vance call on Israel and Egypt to end sharp exchanges and resume peace efforts through quiet diplomacy. They express hope the recent public exchanges are behind them and that Sadat and Begin will refocus on principles for a comprehensive peace, continuing work via the military committee.
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Washington
Carter
Cyrus R. Vance
Israel
Egypt
White House
Vance
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Sadat
Menahem Begin
Herald conservation issue features Pomona fire protection
Inside section announces conservation focus and notes expanded Pomona fire protection coverage. Mentions OHS opening tournament play tonight and Fintey facing the A's as a brief sports tease across pages 3 to 5.
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Herald
OHS
Fintey
A's
Kansas Slight Exception to National School Violence Survey
Excerpts show Kansas nuance in a national survey on school violence while other items note an ex-Ford aide challenging Korean scandal narratives. The briefs cover interpretation disputes and related political commentary across pages nine and eight.
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Kansas
Early Criticism of Carter's Proposals
Washington AP reports Congress critiques the proposed 500.2 billion budget and tax revisions ahead of hearings. Key figures include Mahon, O'Neill, Bartlett, and Giaimo. Debate centers on defense funding, deficits, inflation risk, and economic strategy.
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Carter
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
George H. Mahon
Texas
Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Dewey F. Bartlett
R-Okla
U.S
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Little Zeroes Equal Big Bucks
AP reports President Carter's 1979 budget exceeds half a trillion dollars. It clarifies numbers by illustrating with comparisons such as a trillion being 100 times a billion and notes that one billion dollars ago, in government spending terms, was yesterday.
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New York
Carter
Atlanta
Minnesota
Teachers 290 Board To Meet
Negotiations between the U S C 200 board of education and local teachers will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the board room at 420 S Main. For the first time, the meeting and all future negotiations will be open to the public under Kansas Sunshine Law.
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U.S.C
Board of Education
S. Main
Dan Neuenswander
Kansas
Schuster Runs on Grass Roots Kansas First for Senate
Republican Deryl Schuster campaigns in Kansas urging private solutions over federal intrusion. He outlines views on Social Security parity, term limits, right to work, and farm parity while addressing a 35-person audience at Anche Savings building. An SBA investigation involving a Kansas City office is cited as not involving him.
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Dianne Yeamans
Deryl Schuster
U. S. Senate
Kansas
Anche
Wichita
Kansas City
Schuster
Kansas Jaycees
United Cerebral Palsy of
Small Business Administration
Washington
Congress
The
Senate
SBA
Paul LoDato
Farmers Toss Ball To Bergland
Hundreds of protesting farmers wait for Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland to respond to Sen. Herman E. Talmadge proposals to spend 7.54 billion dollars in federal funds to ease debts without new legislation. Talmadge urged the plan at a news conference as farmers demanded guarantees of higher prices to restore purchasing power from 65 years ago. Some protesters expressed disappointment, saying the plan offers little immediate relief.
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Washington
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture
Bergland
Talmadge
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Neuenswander
Charles Gentner
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Pete Cullen
Harvey Drake
Jack Shepard
Maxine Willhite
Ron Kimes
Ottawa Education Association
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