The Candidates And The Issues Part I Senate Fees Do Agree On
Kansas voters read the Senate race coverage where Nancy Landon Kassebaum and Bill Roy share divergent SALT II views. Kassebaum demands verifiable guarantees and national security focus, while Roy supports continued negotiations and insists on strong inspection, not ratifying a treaty for political reasons. Both weigh federal revenue sharing, with Kassebaum backing the current program and Roy seeking scrutiny of its use before reenactment.
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Cindy Schwartz
Kansas
Topeka
Hnl
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Bill Roy
U.S. Senate
United States
Kassebaum
Soviet Union
Roy
U.S
Congress
Rock concert at Municipal Auditorium draws crowds
Highlights tease a rock concert at Municipal Auditorium with strong local interest. Other notes mention a Saturday gridiron romp, the Kassebaum Roy campaign in a boiling point phase, and high farm debt concerns on later pages.
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Municipal Auditorium
Boiling Point
Kansas Weather Forecast Outlook From Topeka
In Topeka Kansas and surrounding areas a cold front moving through northwest Kansas will drop temperatures tonight. Winds shift north at 10 to 20 mph while central Kansas sees 20 mph from the south. Highs today near 60 in the northwest to mid 70s in the southeast with little rain expected through Friday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Concordia
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Garden City
Emporia
Chanute
Russell
United Way Drive Nears Halfway Point Amid Shortfall
With less than a week remaining the focal United Way drive has fallen short of its halfway goal. By November 5 donors had contributed 20 405 90 of 47 875 00. Advanced gifts total 11 628 50. Fair share 2 945 64 small business 1 870 50 residential 2 555 00 rural 1 405 66.
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Focal United Way
of & Gonl
Dollar Collapse Drives Global Markets Amid U S Economic Woes
The dollar sank to new lows on world exchanges as fears over U S economic health fueled stock losses and a surge in gold. Tokyo and European markets saw sharp declines with the dollar at multi year lows in yen francs marks and guilders while the pound rose above 2 09 dollars.
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London
America
Zurich
Frankfurt
U.S
New York
Wall Street
Tokyo
Europe
Paris
Milan
Amsterdam
Carter
Power Outlook City's Concern With Coal Conversion Acts
Ottawa officials meet Rep. Larry Winn to shape a joint resolution affecting coal conversion rules for capacity increases at the 5,000 kilowatt plant. They seek to avoid mandatory coal use if expansion pushes them into must change status, weighing in-house expansion versus wholesale power purchases as the summer 1960 peak nears.
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Jay Bemis
Larry Winn
R-Kan
Congress
Ottawa
Robert Mills
Milla
Winn
City Hall
City Commission
Jack Byrd
B. J. Kirkwood
A. C. ‘Kirkwood ‘and Associates
Kansas City
No Thaw In Sight For Mideast Talks
In Jerusalem the status of Israeli Egyptian peace talks remains in limbo as the State Department analyzes positions. No talks Sunday and no clear next steps despite Vance meeting both delegations. a letter from Begin to Carter may trigger a new draft to bridge differences. Arab envoys plan a Thursday summit in Baghdad to counter Camp David. In Geneva the ILO warns of up to 40 chemicals linked to cancer including tar soot asbestos and chromium.
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Brown
Washington
Menachem Begin
Carter
U.S
Israel
Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Arieh Naor
Camp David
Vance
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Baghdad
Geneva
Switzerland
International Labor Organization
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Frank Pflug
Cedar
Mike Guilett
United Way
Power Outlook
Mideast
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
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