Beirut Bloodletting Leaves Scores Dead
Beirut toll climbs to 120 dead and 486 wounded as street fighting rages through the night. American and European residents plan evacuations after Kuwait and Bahrain urge citizens to leave. Palestinian guerrillas and Christian militiamen battle in residential areas amid shelling and explosions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kuwait
Bahrain
U.S
Palestine
Horseshoes Added To Chautauqua Days
The Friday horseshoe pitching tournament in Forest Park requires 100 qualifying pitches per entrant to determine entry category. Organizer Chuck Kamper will assist players Tuesday and Thursday evenings, scores due by Wednesday night. The event starts at 9 a.m. with trophies for first to third places, open to men 16 and older. a women’s event may follow if interest grows. Contact Kamper at 242-5074 or 242-4548.
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Forest Park
Chuck Kamper
Kamper
Kaniper
Harvest rush slows in places as rain hits Kansas wheat
Wheat harvest in Kansas moved into full swing but a Sunday rain delayed work in several areas including Wellington and Sumner County. Meade and Clark counties reported 95 percent complete, while Liberal was about 75 percent done. North-central areas faced muddy fields, with finish expected by midweek.
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Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Wellington
Meade and Clark
Jewell County
Nebraska
Harris
Sumner County
Tom Ostrander
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Ostrander
Gasoline prices to rise. experts warn of 1976 jump
CHICAGO AP June 30 A leading energy expert predicts a historic spike in fuel costs as major oil firms plan 3 to 5 cent per gallon increases before the Fourth of July. Herbert Hugo of Platts Dilgram says prices could top 70 to 75 cents by 1976, driven by import taxes and higher profits amid growing demand.
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Chicago
Herbert Hugo
Platt
Dilgram
Daily Air
Hugo
Close Call for Trip on Old Mary River Rescue
Three men Barry Kendell Charles Johnson and Richard Mundy narrowly escaped drowning in the Marais des Cygnes River Saturday afternoon when their motorized rubber raft overturned below the west Second Street dam. All wore life jackets but suction pulled them under as a救 boat from Ottawa Fire Department and officers reached them. Kendell suffered a broken finger and all were shaken but unharmed after rescue.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Barry Kendell
Willow
Charles Johnson
S. Cherry
Richard Mundy
Salina
Johnson
West Second Street Dam
Cora
Mrs. Mundy
Ottawa Fire Department
Wayne Kissinger
Charles Winchester
Ron Sheffield
Mundy
Kendell
Tony DeLaTorre
Ottawa
Sheffield
DeLa Torre
Radio Hams All Abuzz Near Williamsburg
About 15 area ham radio operators from the Chippewa Amateur Radio Club joined the ARRL Field Day at the Emerald Schoolhouse near Williamsburg. They logged more than 300 messages by Sunday, practiced emergency communication, and recalled past floods and storms where amateur networks aided Red Cross and communities.
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Don Lambert
Old Emerald
Williamsburg
Chippewa Amateur Radio Club
American Radio Relay League, Inc
Emerald
Don Cochran
Wellsville
ARRL
Bemmels
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Red Cross
Bemmers
Garnett
John Farris
US Will Have To Rely On Oil Imports Long While Yet
Washington AP report on ERDA findings outlines five quick energy research priorities to broaden fuel sources, conserve energy, and push synthetic fuels from coal and shale, with near term to long term goals through 2000 and beyond, stressing energy independence and environmental protection.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
Robert C. Seamang Jr
ERDA
Ers
U.S
United States
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