Kansas Governor Eyes China Trip For State Trade Ties
Gov. John Carlin plans a August 10 to 24 delegation trip to the People's Republic of China to foster Kansas links in agriculture and aerospace with Chinese markets. The 20 member group includes business and industry officials. invitation came in May and formalized in June after prior outreach in 1978.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
People’s Republic of China
Bill Hoch
Carlin
Hoch
Peking
U.S. Department of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towa
Robert D. Ray
White House
Carlin Hoch
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
China
Congress Not Sold On Passbook Hike Proposal
Washington AP report says key congressmen anticipate a hard fight against President Carter's plan to raise passbook account limits to market levels. The package also seeks legalizing interest-bearing checking nationwide and allowing variable rate mortgages to track overall rates.
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Congress
Washington
Carter
Treasury
Kansas Primary Ground Rules Set
Secretary of State Jack H. Brier sent letters to 11 declared and potential presidential contenders detailing how to enter Kansas first-ever presidential primary set for next April. Recipients include Carter Kennedy Brown Ford Reagan Connally Baker Dole Kemp Bush Crane Kemp and others.
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Topeka
Kan
Jack H. Brier
Kansas
Jimmy Carter
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edmund G
Jerry” Brown Jr
California
Gerald R. Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
John Connally
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Bob Dole
Philip Crane
Illinois
Jack Kemp
New York
George Bush
Secretary of State
Brier
Dole
Kennedy gains four endorsements as draft Kennedy drives 1980 bid
Kennedy wins four new endorsements from congressmen forming the Committee for a Democratic Alternative to oppose Carter for 1980. Reps Conyers Ottinger Beard Stark Nolan back Kennedy. ONeill says Kennedy could win nomination from Carter. Moynihan says Kennedy could take it if he ran. Carter defends financial regulations as inflation worries rise.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Carter
Committee For A
Kennedy
John Conyers
Michigan
Richard Ottinger
Daniel P. Moynihan
New York
White House
Frank Annunzio
D-Iii
House Banking Consumer Subcommittee
United States
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Congress
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve System
Jail term set aside for TV newscaster
Joe Pennington former Wichita TV reporter now in San Francisco had his 60 day jail sentence for December 1977 contempt of court conviction in Shawnee County KS set aside by Judge E Newton Vickers He was fined 100 plus costs for refusing to name an alleged source in the Milda Sandstrom murder trial Olander opposed the leniency but accepted the modified sentence
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Topeka
Kan
Joe Pennington
Wichita
San Francisco
Pennington
Shawnee County
E. Newton Vickers
Vickers
Milda Sandstrom
Gene Olander
Kansas
Olander
Robert Hecht
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Hecht
Kake-Tv
Kpix-Tv
British Shift Seen In Rhodesian Policy
London reports indicate a Conservative government under Margaret Thatcher will tilt toward the black majority regime in Rhodesia by sending envoys to Rhodesia and to African states opposing Salisbury. The move marks a break from the Anglo American plan pursued with the Carter and Callaghan administrations, amid fears of broader Cold War intervention as Vance questioned the shift.
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London
Cyrus Vance
Margaret Thatcher
Rhodesia
Thatcher
Conservative Party
Abel Muzorewa
Lord Carrington
House of Lords
Britain
Salisbury
Carrington
U.S
Vance
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Carter
Labor
James Callaghan
David Owen
Patriotic Front
Muzorewa
U.S. Senate
Soviet Union
China
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