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Friday, October 31, 1975
University Daily Kansan
Spain transfers power
MADRID—Informed sources said last night that the government had handed over power conditionally to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon as new Spanish head of state. The reported transfer of power came as Gen. Francisco Franco's condition continued to decline.
continued to declare There was no immediate official confirmation.
Reliable sources said the 37-year-old prince, who had previously refused to step on in a temporary basis, had given in to intense pressure from the government.
Ford warns cities
SAN FRANCISCO—President Ford said yesterday that New York City's financial crisis should serve as a warning to all municipalities to manage their
Ford made the statement in a Los Angeles television interview yesterday morning before flying to San Francisco for a Republican fund-raising luncheon in New York City.
Ford avoided all exposure to crowds at the airport and when arriving at the St. Francis Hotel, where Jane Sara Marie allegedly shot at him but missed five times.
A block from the hotel a man with a toy gun was taken into custody, shouting "Glory, Glory, Hallelielah," but a Secret Service spokesman said, "We don't know at this time whether he had any intentions or interest in the President. It's a replica or a toy. It is not a real weapon."
Kickback witnesses testify
TOPEKA--Yesterday's parade of state witnesses in the tribunal trial of one-time Docking officer, Richard L. Malloy provided no testimony that Malloy himself ever
Malloy, 40, appointments secretary for about two years under Docking, is accused of accepting $30,000 in cash contributed toward Docking's '72 reelection campaign. The state alleges architects and engineers awarded a half-million grant to KU Medical Center agreed to make the contribution in return for the bid contract.
Malloy yesterday was placed by witnesses' testimony at a meeting where the contribution was discussed, and he was placed at a Mission apartment where
The trial resumes today with the prosecution expected to call its final three or four witnesses, meaning the defense could begin calling its witnesses sometime.
Committee OKs NYC loan
WASHINGTON—The Senate Banking Committee approved yesterday a $4 billion loan guarantee bill for New York City. The committee reaffirmed a $1 billion loan guarantee for the specially nicknamed
The bill faces a threatened filibuster on the Senate floor and a probable presidential veto if it survives House and Senate opposition.
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon, appearing before a House economic stabilization subcommittee, said New York City hadn't exhausted all possible
Simon suggested that emergency funds could be obtained by raising the state tax sales from 8 to 11 per cent or borrowing money against municipal pension bonds.
Moslems overrun outpost
BEIRUT, Lebanon—Moslem gummen appeared to gain the upper hand yesterday in Lebanon's civil war as they and their Palestinian allies overran the last forward Christian militia output in the downtown hotel district in Beirut and moved into the shadow of the 25-story Holiday Inn.
At the same time, unidentified gunnen kidnapped the third American in eight planes and captured by Clyde Huddleston, 47, of Pt. Worth, a pilot for a Lebanese aircraft, airline
Youths in green fatigues, armed with Soviet-made AK-47 assault rifles and a M16 rifle, patrol the Gustavian Campari district on a dawdle run, leaving the huddled-forces, 500-meter Holiday
Looting was reported in the wake of the Moslem sweep. Police said a truckload of medical supplies and ammunition were dumped in a field and was pillaging the military supply bases captured by fleeing Lebanese and foreigners.
The battles raged despite Premier Rashid Karamil's announcement last night of new agreements to enforce a cease-fire with backing from Yasir Arafat and Ismail Qudrani.
four girlfriend says she can't relate
your teacher says you're coming late
you missed another testing date
-I fear
to tell I guess it's time to have another bear
Your banish says you are overdrawn.
The monthly rent has gone along
you don't throw away the money's gone
-It's clear-
The time has come to have another bear
Yes, let's all have another tune of beer
There's nothing else to do while you're down here
The guitar players singin' bar
There's nowhere else for you to go
It's time to have another
Go buy one for your brother
For me there is no other glad of cheer
It's time we had another round of beers.
Specials at the Stables
$^1.00$ pitchers—Mon., Tues., Wed. (12-
Thurs. $ ^1.25 $ pitchers all day
Mon. 8-9 $ ^1.00 $ pitchers
Fri. 8-9 $ ^1.00 $ pitchers
Specials at the Sanctuary
4-7 HAPPY HOUR
(their Big drink for the price of a small)
Happenings 7 days a week
Memberships: $12.00 for a year
$20.00 for life
Game Days
Large buffet from 11:00 on.
3 busses running to and from the game
there's ample parking (300-400 spaces)
8 blocks drive to the stadium
/The EA Championship Mac
"The Entertainment Mecca
of Lawrence"
1401 W. 7th the Sanctuary
Burgers are our business, French fries are our fame. After the game on Saturday, Come in and get a hamburger.
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