Brezhnev warns China over Vietnam invasion and Laos
Moscow reports Brezhnev urged China to halt its brazen attack on Vietnam and pull out troops to the last soldier. He cautioned against expanding the war into Laos while signaling possible SALT treaty progress and a future meeting with Carter. Western analysts note moderate rhetoric but caution of potential Kremlin action if China persists.
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KU Triumph Over Missouri In Big 8 Tourney
The KU Wildcats beat Missouri 76 73 in the Big 8 post season tournament as page seven reports. Tarkie and Jewell led indoor events on page ten with standout performances.
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State Forecast for Stockmen’s Advisory and Weather
A Saturday forecast calls for a stockmen’s advisory west. A winter storm watch covers the north central and eastern areas through Saturday night. Cloudy skies bring scattered showers and thunderstorms with rain changing to snow by Saturday afternoon in the east. Snow ends west and north central Saturday evening but continues east overnight, diminishing to flurries Sunday morning. Strongest snow possible in the north central and east through Saturday night with windy, colder conditions. Saturday high 30s west and rising or falling temperatures east. Saturday night low in the teens to 20s. Sunday high 40 to 45.
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Fighting Continues As Peace Talks Teeter In Vietnam War
Chinese troops tighten containment around Lang Son as Vietnam rejects Beijing talks and proposes peace on condition of troop withdrawal. Brezhnev calls for end to invasion but offers no enforcement action. Intelligence says Lang Son near encirclement by Chinese forces.
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Gas price rise likely from tilt regulation
The Energy Department announced tilt regulations that could raise gasoline prices a dime per gallon, with experts predicting a total rise possibly up to 19 cents in two years. Analysts expect regular to premium prices near 87 to 94 cents per gallon within two years, while the rule aims to shift production costs to consumers.
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Israel Stance Stays Firm in Mideast Talks at Camp David
Washington AP report says President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin worked with maps and documents but made no breakthrough in stalled talks. Evening plans show no session Friday, with Saturday night meeting slated after bleak outlook. Begin defended Israel's position, while Carter described talks as serious, wide ranging, and useful. If talks progress, Sadat may join at Camp David. concessions and U.S. proposals loom large.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital’s growth and future plans
In this first installment, editor Diane Yeamans discusses Ransom Memorial Hospital's evolution from a 40-bed facility with four nurses to a modern center now totaling 65 beds and about 150 staff. The piece details historic costs, current pricing, and upcoming technologies including a gamma camera, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, and plans to attract specialists to serve Franklin County.
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