Semi Spill Near Princeton Curve Injures Driver
A 22-year-old truck driver, Jerry Guest Jr. of San Angelo Texas, was listed in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a Saturday night crash on US-59 near Princeton Curve. His 24-year-old passenger escaped injury as the semi rolled and 20 tons of boxed pork were unloaded from the trailer.
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City Gains Extended Cancellation Window on Generators
Ottawa officials secured a 60 day extended cancellation period on two new engine generators from Cooper Energy Services of Ohio. If cancellation occurs by April 15 a $39,000 fee applies, within 30 days total charges rise to $204,500. DOE final rules due May 8 will guide use, with hopes of intermediate use about 146 days annually, while a 46.6 million project funds the capacity expansion.
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Mills
City Commission
Brief Cold Snap Today
Topeka Kansas. Gusty spring cold front ends balmy weekend pushing temperatures into the 20s in the west with light snow flurries possible. NWS forecasts highs 40s to 50s in the southeast by afternoon and a warming trend with 50s and 60s by Tuesday, then drier weather midweek.
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Treaty Signing Closer in Middle East Peace Effort
The Israeli Cabinet approved the Egypt peace treaty with Parliament to decide next week. Cabinet vote was 15 to 2 and debated five hours before approval. Carter’s efforts and Brzezinski’s mission shaped the accord amid coalition tensions with the National Religious Party over Palestinian autonomy talks.
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Middle East
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Ine
Arafat calls for US oil embargo in CBS interview
PLO leader Yasser Arafat says he will seek an oil embargo on the United States over Carter’s stance on Palestinians. He tells CBS and NBC’s Wallace he will push the move at upcoming Arab summit, asserting he will use all his weapons in the struggle. Consul General Paul Kedar warns against security lapses after a peace agreement.
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Arafat
CBS News
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Beirut
60 Minutes
Energy Minds Summoned To Camp David Session
President Carter and top advisers meet at Camp David to review energy and inflation policies with focus on federal price ceilings for domestic oil, wage and price guidelines, and the Iran aftermath. Officials say no decisions expected, broad policy review ongoing.
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Energy
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R. Schlesinger
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Labor
Ray Marshall
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
James McIntyre
Alfred E. Kahn
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Stuart Eizenstat
Robert Strauss
Julius L. Katz
House Sends Death Penalty Back To The Drawing Board
The Kansas House rejected Senate amendments to a death penalty bill and asked for a conference committee to seek a compromise. The bill, currently amended to replace death with a mandatory life term without parole, sets life imprisonment with parole eligibility after 15 years for first degree murder.
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John Stites
Manhattan
Phil Martin
D-Larned
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