Dollar Castor Oil Treatment Seen For Crisis
Brussels reports European monetary doctors crafting palliatives for the United States and the Common Market to ease an international crisis. Proposals, to be presented Thursday to nine Common Market finance ministers, include defending the Feb 12 dollar rates and possible U.S. gold sales to fund actions.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
Paris
Japan
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
Malaysia
Treasury
George P. Shultz
U.S
Wreck sidelines legislative cage ace near Lyndon
Lt. Gov. Dave Owen State Rep. Wendell Lady and three others escaped injury when Owens car slid on a rain slick crossing near Lyndon and was bumped by a freight train en route to a Pomona basketball game. The lawmakers won 57 42 over an Appanoose town team at Pomona High.
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Lyndon, Kan
Dave Owen
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
Owen
Lyndon
Cindy Harris
Patricia Theno
Topeka
Judy Bawner
Miss Harris
Miss Theno
Duane
Pete’ McGill
Pomona
Lady
Ottawa University
Pomona High School
State
Breakthrough Possible At Wounded Knee Standoff
The Justice Department signaled a major statement on the eight day Wounded Knee standoff as officials neared renewed talks. A federal spokesman declined comment on whether an agreement to end the takeover had been reached. Negotiations with Indian representatives and the Justice and Interior departments were set to resume at noon EST.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Justice Department
Justice and Interior Departments
Generating Unit Goes Clunk At Power Plant Ottawa
Ottawa city power plant lost one gas diesel generating unit late Tuesday when a cracked crankshaft caused the Number Four Diesel to shut down. Enterprise engine, installed 1959, cost 472000. repairs estimated at 100000 with 1000 deductible insurance. No outages occurred as plant shifted to other sources. insurance and manufacturer to inspect.
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Ottawa
Robert Mills
Mills
Enterprise
County Forecast: Warm to cool with scattered storms
Mostly fall and cool tonight with light and variable winds. Lows mid to upper 30s and considerable cloudiness. Thursday brings mild weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms and highs in the mid to upper 60s. Precipitation chances 40 percent tonight and Thursday. Also notes high Tuesday 65 and record highs and lows for the date.
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Bam
Hero POWs Leave Philippines for U.S. Homeward Flight
Eighty former prisoners of war depart Clark Field after a hero’s sendoff. Families and Clark Base community shower hugs and flowers as the ex-POWs head to Andrews Kelly Travis Scott air bases for onward U.S. homes. Doctors say all are in generally good shape with follow-up care at military hospitals.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
United States
Gail M. Kerns
Daniels
W. Va
Clark Base
Ronald L. Mastin
Merriam
Kan
Kenneth W. Cordier
Tampa
Fla
Clark Air Force Base
US Aids POW Settlement In Viet Nam Talks
Saigon agrees after eight day impasse to release 6 300 military prisoners in the second POW exchange. The move follows U S mediation to keep the U S Viet Nam joint commission from collapse. The Communists threaten to boycott until more prisoners are freed. US troop withdrawals resume with 689 left Vietnam Tuesday and 800 more today. Heavy fighting reported near the DMZ and Quang Tri with 23 North Vietnamese killed and South Vietnamese 8 killed and 41 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
Quang Tri City
Nixon imposes phase 3 oil price controls on 23 firms
The Cost of Living Council sets a 1 percent cap on most petroleum product prices for the 23 largest oil companies, covering gasoline and home heating oil, with 1.5 percent allowed for cost justified increases. Exceeding 1.5 percent triggers profit-margins limits and pre-notification rules. Dunlop says the move aims to curb inflationary pressure while ensuring adequate supply and reasonable prices for American consumers.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Council
Dunlop
Amended Kansas school finance sparks Party clash
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature grapples with rival school finance plans. Democrats back a $51.8 million aid increase and a seven mill levy with grandfathered aid, while Republicans push a $72 million aid boost and state tax earmark, aiming to offset property taxes without new surtaxes. Both sides seek a compromise as deadlines loom.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Richard ‘Pete’ Loux
Wichita
Robert Docking
House Education Committee
Senate
Loux
Docking
GOP
Legislative Research Department
Duane
Pete” McGill
House Gop
Joseph Harder
R-Moundridge
Senate Education Committee
Harder
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The
Common Market
Monetary Committee
Shultz
PC Agenda
Ottawa Planning Commission
Charles A. Beeman
Second and Locust
Gilbert Ledom
S. Poplar
Loyd Builders, Inc
Sixth and Mulberry
Samuel W. Lyman III
Main
San Francisco
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio, Tex
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Or Scott Air Force Base
Til
Kelly, Scott and
Travis
Cmdr
Edward H. Martin
Coronado, Calif
Gilbert H. Woodward
Joint Commission
Woodward
Harold Dyck
R-Hesston
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