Inflation Fight Chief Sees Dream Demands as Threat
Washington AP Alfred E. Kahn on his first day as head of the inflation fight warned that Americans’ desire for economic improvement drives inflation. He pledged to probe all inflation sources, resist rushed actions, and challenge wage and price pressures while noting 9.6 percent yearly inflation and 0.8 percent September rise.
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Vaunted foe takes wind out of Cyclones sails
A pivotal matchup leaves the Cyclones unable to overcome a stronger foe as the visiting team gains momentum. Carter and key players mount a late rally, but the plan falters against a disciplined defense and sharp scoring from the opponent. The loss reflects strategic misfires and tough breaks for local fans.
Roy campaigns in Wichita as Senate bid draws mixed support
Kansas Democrat Bill Roy visits Boeing and Wichita State University to rally labor support and answer student questions. He weighs Labor Law Reform provisions, defends foreign aid stance, endorses full financial disclosure, and frames himself as a moderate.
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HNS
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Boeing
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Organized Labor
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Congress
WSU
Robert Brock
Topeka
Carter Sways Negotiators In Middle East Talks
President Carter said Egyptian President Sadat agreed to keep Egyptian negotiators in Washington to continue peace talks. He spoke at a Buffalo rally, noting Sadat’s Friday decision and Israeli settlement concerns. The trip highlighted Democratic campaigns and further cross-country stops with bids in New York and Connecticut.
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Menachem Begin
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Begin
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Buffalo
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Maine
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Rainy cooling ahead after warm weekend across Kansas
Southerly winds brought warmer weekend temperatures to Kansas but rain returns Monday. Overnight lows ranged from 31 to 43 degrees, while Friday afternoon readings hit 66 to 75 in Goodland Wichita and Chanute. Sunday looks sunny with 70s, then a cooling trend into Tuesday and Wednesday with 50s and 60s. County forecast calls for clear mild weather today, a sunny warm Sunday, and highs in the upper 60s today with southeasterly winds.
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Straw Poll Next Week Tracks Kansans View on Key Races
Harris Newspapers launches a week long straw poll in 67 counties with 6 800 voters across districts to gauge opinions on U S Senatorial races Landon Kassebaum Roy and Democratic challengers Bennett Carlin, Attorney General candidates Schneider Stephan, and congressional contests in the Fourth and Fifth Districts Don Allegrucci Robert Whittaker Dan Glickman James Litsey. The poll also tests liquor by the drink support in select counties and includes Ottawa Herald and other papers.
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Robert Stephan
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Robert Whittaker
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Wilson
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