One Way To Look At It
Weather feature by JOAN ISTAS describes a drizzly freezing rain day transforming trees and fields into an ice coated landscape. Northern county shows icy beauty while cities and southern areas miss the spectacle as forecast calls for 1-6 inches of snow by Saturday evening and cold conditions with scattered snow.
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State Senate To Clamp Cork On Booze Vote
In Topeka a liquor by the drink amendment faces quick Senate action. Judiciary Committee vote expected Monday with about two likely defeats. full Senate debate and a preliminary roll call likely Tuesday, with possible dismissal by Wednesday. House leadership rejects action this session. Senate President Rogers says he may vote yes but doubts 27 votes exist. Norman Gaar sponsors. outcome hinges on floor vote.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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R-Norton
Judiciary Committee
Richard D. Rogers
Rogers
Norman E. Gaar
R Westwood
Gaar
House
Branch Office Struggle Likely
Kansas lawmakers prepare for a vote on a supplemental appropriation for Gov. Bennett's Wichita branch office and funding for another western Kansas branch. Democrats question the office's existence while Bennett defends it as part of a state liaison role. A bingo hearing is set for Monday with possible House action next week.
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Administration Points To Consequences In Vietnam
Ford officials warned Congress that rejecting another 300 million in aid could push Hanoi to launch a full offensive. Pentagon and State Dept. officials said North Vietnam would press harder, but not flood Saigon with an all-out attack within six months without shortages. They urged continued aid to pressure North Vietnam to honor the 1973 Paris accords.
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Ford
Vietnam
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D-Tex
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Habib
United States
Paris
Richard M. Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Daniel Graham
Defense Intelligence Agency
Erich F. von Marbod
Pentagon
von Marbodh
von Marbod
Ottawa Chamber offers paired hockey trip to Kansas City
The Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce sports committee offers an Ot tawa Parent-Child Hockey night on February 15. Tickets cover round trip bus transport and the Kansas City Scouts versus California game at Kemper Arena for 13 dollars per parent and child. Only 25 reservations available by calling 242 1000, due next Friday. Bus departs 6 15 p.m. from the east side of the 200 block South Hickory.
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Kansas City
OPEC cash buildup may fall short of fears
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon said analyses show OPEC cash accumulation by the 13 exporters will total no more than 300 billion dollars by 1985, far below last year’s trillion-dollar fear, yet cautioned that high oil prices still threaten the world economy. Burns urged deficit reduction and spending cuts, while economic updates covered Gulf Oil and Sunoco earnings, AMC production cuts, Chrysler layoffs, weak department-store sales, and a record NYSE weekly volume.
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William E. Simon
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Federal Reserve System
Burns
Ullman
D-Ore
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Gulf
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Chrysler Corp
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Ruling Declares Nixon Papers Government Property
A federal judge ruled the Nixon White House documents and tapes totaling about 42 million papers and 2% years of recordings are government property. The decision voids the 1974 partial access agreement and restricts public access while allowing Nixon limited recovery requests.
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White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Nixon White House
Rickey
Richey
Federal
Democrats Ponder Own Energy Plan
Congressional Democrats move to craft a unified energy program led by Speaker Carl Albert. Rep. Jim Wright will chair a task force to deliver a detailed plan with cost estimates within a month, while probing proposals from committee chairs and members to counter Ford's energy agenda.
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Ford
Carl Albert
Albert
Jim Wright
D-Tex
Congress
Wright
House
Henry S. Reuss
Dwis
Rift Deepens Between PLO and PLA Arm in Syria
Brig. Gen. Musbah Buderi, PLA commander, tells Beirut daily Star that Arafat refuses to buy Soviet arms for the 7000-strong force, creating a serious arms shortage. Buderi accuses Arafat of favoring guerrilla groups over the PLA, and notes Arab states owe $34 million in subsidies since 1964 formation.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Syria
Palestine Liberation Army
Musbah Buderi
PLA
Daily Star
Beirut
Arafat
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