OU Campaign Reaches Area Goal For Venture Drive
Ottawa University reports local Venture campaign surpassed 240000 dollars in pledges from alumni and friends in Franklin and surrounding counties totaling 251396.95 over three years. The national effort aims to 57 million for plant, endowment, and programs with advance gifts and a federal grant already secured.
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Franklin County
Credit SS Hike Signals Economic Upturn in June
A one time special Social Security payment plus higher industrial output pushed personal income up $30.6 billion in June to an annual rate of $1,244.9 billion, the Commerce Department reported. The Fed also noted a 0.4 percent rise in industrial production, the first in nine months, suggesting the recovery may be underway though unemployment remains at 8.9 percent. The gain included $1.65 billion in $50 checks to Social Security recipients and other federal retirees.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Handymen In Space All Set
Soyuz and Apollo prepared for a linkup as crews used a screwdriver tape and bandaids for repairs aboard. Cosmonauts Leonov and Kubasov fired their engine for 21 seconds in a precise burn placing Soyuz in a suitable orbit for contact over West Germany at 12 15 p m EDT.
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Space Center
Houston
Alexei Leonov
Valri Kubasov
Moscow Mission Control Center
Soyuz
West Germany
Apollo
Vance D. Brand
Gasoline Prices May Rise Before Labor Day
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb told Congress gasoline prices could climb two to five cents a gallon by Labor Day and fall again in September if Middle East oil producers hold their prices. He testified amid debates over raising the government price on U.S. oil as Ford seeks to loosen controls and cut consumption with higher prices.
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Washington
Frank Zarb
Congress
Middle East
Theate
House
Ford
Zarb
Senate Government Operations and Commerce Committees
Kissinger cites Egypt move complicating Middle East peace efforts
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said Egypt's refusal to extend UN peacekeeping in the Middle East complicates negotiations. He noted U S surprise at the timing and considered whether the UN Security Council could renew the mandate without direct requests. The Ford administration plans to seek Congress views before supplying technicians for Sinai surveillance to guard Israel against surprise attack.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
United Nations
Middle East
Kissinger
United States
U.N. Se Sucity Council
Ford Administration
Congress
U.S
Sinai
Israel
Weather Outlook for Topeka: Hot, Dry Weekends Ahead
Area forecast for Topeka Kansas reports little rainfall since mid June with none expected through the weekend. County forecast calls for sunny hot days in the 90s and chilly nights near 70 with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph tonight and mostly clear skies.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
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