Truce Pleas Fall On Deaf Ears In Beirut
In Beirut fighting intensifies despite a U N Security Council cease-fire appeal and U S efforts to halt bloodshed. Egypt urges immediate stop to Israeli support for Christians and Syrian withdrawal as clashes widen around Qarantina Bridge and Junieh. Casualty figures vary with estimates up to hundreds killed and thousands displaced as U S Marines and Lebanese workers are briefly harmed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Nicosia
Cyprus
Christian Voice of Lebanon
Qarantina
Junieh
Christian Radio
U.N
Syria
Christian Phalangist Party Radio
Damascus
State Department
Moslem West Beirut
Washington
Elias Sarkis
Hafez Assad
Security Council
New York
Red Cross
United States
Soviet Union
Kuwait
Carter
Leonid I. Brezhnev
KU Students In Dutch With FCC
The FCC investigates a bogus KU radio news story read on KJHK FM claiming a nuclear plant near Waterloo Iowa exploded, killing 15000. Three students suspended after an avoidable prank, faculty adviser says it wasn t deliberate. investigation pending.
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Waterloo
Iowa
James Dailey
FCC
Kansas City
Washington
Dailey
Dale Gadd
Gadd
Radio, Television and Film
KU School of Journalism
Pomona High School Spirit Earns Ground in Sports Page 3
Pomona High School shows growing spirit with athletes embracing team activity. Readers are invited to page 3 for sports briefs highlighting student involvement and team progress as spring season nears.
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Pomona High School
To Warm Up Again
Kansas weather expected to rebound from recent cool spell with 70s to 80s by Sunday. High pressure along the Kansas Missouri line brings near ideal frost conditions this morning with mid 30s readings in eastern Kansas. Forecast through Wednesday calls for mild days and cool nights with 40s to 70s highs. County forecast notes sunny pleasant today with low 60s, cooler tonight near 40, and a warmer Sunday in the low 70s with light variable winds.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas-Missouri Line
First Drop In The Bucket For United Way
The Franklin County United Way drive has raised 6787 so far with a Nov 5 deadline. Secretary Dorothy Anderson says funds are just now beginning to come in. The drive targets 47800 and involves Ottawa civic groups, scouts delivering brochures and envelopes, and 2000 mailings planned to county residents. Local schools and Ottawa University will start campaigns later this month.
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Franklin County
United Way
Dorothy Anderson
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Senate Tax Cut Aims To Please In Election Year
The Senate moves toward a tax cut bill costing about 29.7 billion, far above the House 16.3 billion plan, with amendments blamed for driving up the price. Muskie and Glenn press a sunset provision to review tax expenditures, risking committee control. Extra aid for low income households and a college tuition credit are among added provisions. Rhodesian PM Ian Smith arrives seeking US support for a black majority government.
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Washington
Senate
House
Russell B. Long
Finance Committee
Long
Sens
Edmund S Muskie
Maine
John Glenn
Dohio
Muskie and
Glenn
Ian Smith
United States
New York
ERA Backers Confident on Extension After Senate Victory
ERA backers forecast quick court rulings against challenges to the 29 month extension. President Carter supports the extension as ERA foes predict lawsuits. In South Carolina a dam collapse at Lake Keowee killed seven workers. bodies unrecovered as investigators probe the cause.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Senate
Margaret Heckler
D-Mass
House
National Organization For Women
Edward M. Kennedy
Justice Department
William H. Brown Jr
Carter
Jake Gamn
Utah
Phyllis Schlafly
Stop Era
Seneca
5.C
Lake Keowee
Cardinals Have Differences Over Papal Election
Vatican cardinals skipped their daily gathering amid reports of growing differences on criteria for the conclave to choose a successor to Pope John Paul II. Some insist on pastoral leadership, while others push for diplomatic and administrative experience in the next pontiff.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Vatican
John Paul
Paul VI
Carlo Confalonieri
Osservatore Della Domenica
Confalonieri
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Smith
Charles A. Long Jr
Southern Construction and Engineering Co
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Ala
State Labor Department
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