Camp Kivawood Girl Scouts Keep Calm After Oklahoma Slayings
Camp director Carol Carley reports the first 62 Brownies arrived for sessions at Camp Kivawood near Ottawa. Despite Oklahoma camp murders, area parents stay calm, citing strong safety measures and buddy system. Camp runs with swimming canoeing horseback rides and nightly cookouts.
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DE McGlashon
Kivawood
Ottawa
Carol Carley
Locust Grove
Okla
Carley
Nancy Mills
Garfield
Ellen
Oklahoma
Farmers urge market energy use to feed world
Kansas City AP reports Rob ert B. Delano of Richmond Virginia told Farm Bureau delegates that agriculture is an energy efficient sector relying on fertilizer pesticides and fuels derived from oil or natural gas He argued energy prices should reflect market forces and criticized the Carter administration for curbs and taxes while calling for deregulation and exploration incentives to prevent food shortages and maintain farming capacity amid energy policy debates.
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Kansas City
American Farm Bureau Federation
Robert B. Delano
Richmond
Farm Bureau
Delano
Energy proposals unlikely to ease utility bill crunch
New York, UP report interviews with government and industry figures show inflation will push electric bills higher in coming years. FEAs Hamling and Edison Institute’s Wagner clash on Carter energy plan effects promising a mix of higher rates and possible long term savings, with costs to convert oil and gas plants to coal or nuclear. They note regional impacts and congressional uncertainty in late April proposals.
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New York
President Carter
Robert J. Hamling
Federal Energy Administration
Paul Wagner
Edison Electric Institute
Institute
Carter
Paul Crawford
Hanfling
Wagner
Congress
Spain's Suarez Leads in First Free Elections
Premier Adolfo Suarez's centrist coalition appears to win a plurality in Spain's first free vote in 41 years with 170 of 350 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 106 of 207 in the Senate as politics shift toward coalition partners. The Socialist Workers Party led by Felipe Gonzalez secures 115 seats in the lower house and 60 in the Senate, while the Communist left gains 20 seats in the Chamber and eight in the Senate. Juan Carlos names Suarez to head government through 1281 but no clear majority emerges.
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Madrid
Spain
Adolfo Suarez
Center Coalition
Rodolfo Martin Villa
Suarez
Chamber of Deputies
Cortes
Senate
Juan Carlos
Socialist Workers Party
Felipe Gonzalez
Martin Villa
Communist Party
Premie
DOT Projects Attract $19 Million In Low Bids
Kansas bids exceed $19 million for highway work. The leading project covers 1,226 miles of grading concrete pavement and a bridge on Kansas 96 in Wichita near I-235. Sherwood Construction Co. Wichita submitted the apparent low bid of $6,417,076. Reno Construction Co. Overland Park was the apparent low bidder on 11.2 miles of grading on a new U S 69 alignment near Louisburg.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Department of Transportation
Wichita
Sherwood Construction Co
Wichita Reno Construction Co
Overland Park
Kansas
DPS Officers Kept On The Run Today
A high speed chase in Ottawa ended with a stolen car crashing through a barbed wire fence and two juveniles being held for questioning. Police report theft of gasoline from Andy's Service and cash taken from a register as the suspects fled on Maple and nearby streets.
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DPS
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
South Main
Public Safety
Cromwell
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Margaret Caldwell
Santa Fe Council of Girl Scouts Inc
Dorothy Nichols
Seven County
Sally Crawford
Cindy
Alice Crawford
Second Street
Reon
Bureau
FEA
DOT
Elien Cromwell
RFD
Andy
W. 7Th
Billie J
Bradley
Canterbury Court
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