Karlin's Kiddie Korps Links His Image In Topeka
AP reports Gov. John Carlin moves to assert control with a brisk start. His aides, dubbed Karlin's Kiddie Korps, face criticism for inexperience and public relations missteps including a botched budget briefing that leaked the policy details. Carlin reasserted leadership by presenting to editors and briefing lawmakers.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Topeka, Kan
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John Carlin
New Democratic
Karlin
Statehouse
Robert Docking
Robert Bennett
Carter
Senate
Jack Steineger
Steineger
Dan Watkins
House of Representatives
Carter aims broad China summit with claims talks and exchanges
President Carter said he will seek a broad agenda with China next week covering settlement of ancient claims and counterclaims, airline travel pacts, and scientific and cultural exchanges. He expected most deals to await technical work while planning future cabinet visits to China. He also defended a Social Security cut and military spending, stressing aid to the poor and elderly and calling inflation a disaster. Carter said a Monday meeting with Richard Nixon would be social, not diplomatic.
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Kansas Day celebrants at Local Elementary schools
A brief notice highlights Kansas Day events at local elementary schools with activities and displays. The report moves to Ottawa High, which opened its season with a win in its first basketball game.
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Ottawa High
Northern Neighbors Rough The Climes
Winter storm blankets the West and Midwest with heavy snow. Nebraska faces extreme crisis as cattle die and food is airlifted. National Guard rescues and rescue missions observe carcasses and stranded livestock. Storm extends east with travel advisories and freezing drizzle.
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David L. Langford
Associated Press
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Ohio
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Vermont
Maureen T. Carrow
East Arlington
National Guard
Nebraska Agriculture
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Sandhills
Panhandle
Violence in Tehran Surges as Iran Cracks Down
Thousands clash with riot troops in Tehran and cities across Iran as at least 22 killed and hundreds arrested. Pro Khomeini supporters clash with security while Khomeini’s return from exile is delayed by airport closures.
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Iran
Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini
France
Papal Arrival in Mexico City Opens Latin American Bishops Conference
Pope John Paul II arrived amid a city of cheering crowds and a 6.3 magnitude earthquake to inaugurate Latin America's principal church meeting in Puebla. He kissed the earth, greeted officials, and rode through a sea of supporters toward the National Cathedral as thousands gathered in the streets and plazas. Assistant priests and the faithful witnessed a mass as a historic papal visit sets policy directions for the region.
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