Muskie Eyes Diplomatic Path After European Tour
In Washington AP reports Edmund Muskie, now a diplomat, resists pledging new policies and jokes about leaving elective office. Back in Maine he reflects on his sudden switch, while recalling Cyrus Vance’s fraught tenure and Brzezinski’s influence. Muskie spent three hours alone with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Vienna, calling Carter afterward with his own account.
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
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Kansas Schools’ Salary Budget Left Unspent Across Six Years
Kansas teacher salaries budgeted at 213 line items across six school years from 1973-74 to 1978-79 show unspent funds totaling 47.0 million dollars. Executive director John A. Lloyd blames overbudgeting patterns, noting 10.04 million remained unused in 1978-79 alone. He argues most savings could have raised average teacher pay by about 1,845 dollars per year, calling for reallocations from supplies and administrative budgets to salaries.
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Ottawa senior wins Eddie Kimball Scholarship for 1980
Curtis L. Anderson, Ottawa High School senior, received the $500 Eddie Kimball Scholarship at the Seniors Awards night banquet. The former Ottawa Herald carrier is active in Art Club, Spanish Club, photo club, and National Honors Society and plans to study interpretation translation at Ottawa University.
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Oklahoma oil royalty owners plan protest over windfall tax
About 300 royalty owners from Oklahoma sign petitions and plan to testify Friday in Oklahoma City before the U S Senate Finance Committee hearing at Oklahoma Christian College. They say the windfall profits tax cuts their checks by roughly 46 to 40 percent and accuse Congress of a major money grab.
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Dokla
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Oklahoma Christian College
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