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Monday, November 25, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Missile limits established
From the Associated Press
WASHINGTON—President R. Ford told an airport audience here last night that he had established with Soviet Communist party leader Leonid Brehzrev "a sound basis for a new agreement that will allow us to continue our breakthrough in strategic arms negotiations according to Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, the Ford and Brehzrev agreement will limit each country to an equal overall number of nuclear delivery vehicles. They also decided to place a numerical limit on the number of U.S. and Russian aircraft involved in combat missions equipped with multiple independently targetable warheads.
Sixty Ethiopians executed
From the Associated Press
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia—Ethiopia's new military government announced yesterday the execution of 60 former aristocrats and officials, including a grandson of deposed Emperor Haile Selassie, two former premiers and the head of the ruling military council. A Radio Ethiopia broadcast said the executions were "an act of justice." Most of those executed were foreigners, with 25 arrested for corruption drive by reformist military officers that culminated in Selassie's deposition Sept. 12. Reliable sources said the executions took place by machine gun at midnight Saturday.
Hijackers hold 3 crewmen
From the Associated Press
TUNIS, Tunisia—Four Palestinian guerrillas holding three cremies hostage aboard a hijacked British airliner yesterday threatened to blow the plane up after the Arab world apparently refused their sanctuary. The gunmen had negotiated the release of seven colleagues by releasing 40 passengers aboard the plane, which was hited Thursday. Observers have noted that renegade guerrilla threats to rip away the new mantle of respectability bestowed on the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) by the United Nations.
Morris Udall a candidate
From the Associated Press
WASHINGTON—Rep. K. Udall of Arizona got the jump on several potential opponents for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976 by announcing Saturday that he would enter New Hampshire's March 1976 presidential primary, the first in the nation. The decision followed a six-month sampling of sentiment among Democratic voters that convinced Udall the race was wide open now that Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts has taken himself out of the race. Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., announced Thursday he wouldn't run.
TV comes clean ...
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Emerson said. "It's really interesting. You can apply soap operas to real life. It's frustrating that they move so slow, but I like them anyway."
Val Diericksen, Des Moines freshman,
watch both "The Young and the Restless"
and "Molly's House."
Diederichen said soap operas were dieriched, and she and her friend why she spent so much time on them.
"Opera operas seem quite a bit alike," she said. "Everybody is always getting a divorce."
According to KU students, other popular soap operas are "How to Survive a Marriage," "General Hospital," "As the World Turns" and "Love of Life."
Cindy Blair, Lawrence freshman, has watched "General Hospital" for two years.
"I watch soap operas when I'm bored," she said. "A good thing about soap operas is that you can miss them for a long time and I can't tell you how easily to catch up on what you've missed."
Will Nick ever win Anne back?
Of course not all students watch soap operas. Brenda Lofton, Wichita sophomore, said she didn't watch them because they were too melodramatic.
"Saoop opera stories has too long," she said, but outweighed the outsize demands of her opera operas days and days. Sooap operas days and days.
Lytton also said soap operas were too depressing and they always focused on the glamour of the characters.
Conrad Thomas, Camden, N.J., freshman, doesn't watch soap operas either.
"When I was younger my mom always used to have soap operas on TV, and if I wanted to watch TV I had to watch them." I know that I have a choice I don't watch them.
"I don't think soap operas are stupid.
Sometimes they come pretty close to real life."
Can Brad escape the past? Will Kikit fly her mother? what will become of Leslie?
Although a definite decision hasn't been made, it appears that the proposed Kansas City to Denver Amtrak train will stop in Lawrence.
According to Jay Barcia of Sen. Bob Dole's Topeka office, Roger Lewis, presiding of Amrheb's charge of election between Washington, D.C., Kansas City and Denver.
Amtrak may stop in Lawrence
"Nothing else has been said about intermediate stops but it is evident that it will be the southerly Santa Fe route," Garcia said.
The southernly Santa Fe route would take the train through Kansas City, Lawrence, Topken, Emporia, Hutchinson, St. Joseph, Garden City before crossing into Colorado.
García said Amtrak would make the final stop on the route, its stops and the timetable.
"It will be totally funded by the federal government at no cost to the state," Garcia said. "It will continue for two years at the end of which time they will determine whether they will shut down the line or keep it on permanently."
The train will be run on an experimental basis with federal funds.
Garcia said an Amtrak report, which will precede the initiation of a new railway project, was the first part of 1975. Glen West, executive vice president of the Lawrence town of Commerce, said he would be in favor of Garcia's proposal.
"They have not yet designated the intermediate stops along the route but informally we've been advised that the train will stop in Lawrence," West said.
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"We're very enthusiastic about that
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"We think there's a need for it. There are so many people who travel through Kansas to Colorado and because of the energy crisis we thought it was needed." Dierker said.
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"The gasoline shortage has created a 100 percent turnaround in attitude of people toward the energy industry."
Last spring, Demis Shupp, Amtrak sales manager in Kansas City, Mo., said the federal government was giving Amtrak high priority.
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"It'd be a good deal," Bill Warshaw, Dodge City sophomore, said.
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There are five beautiful flaircases in the house each with a unique design with variegated color schemes. Each flaircase has its own mirror and clique mirror. A recess window of mirrors and clined glass window above the flaircase gives the room a more luxurious look.
Each of the fifteen rooms of the Castle is finished in a different type of wood. The dining rooms currently in use are elegantly designed in rich, cherry, oak, walnut and sycamore and pine. The wood carving was all done by hand by Sileney Endacott of England, a brother of Frank Ward. The original sculptor and artist of some works in the work is drawing room of the Lord Holloway house.
The lower, which gives the old castle experience, has a stairway leading to the third floor. The upper level is a separate room that can be used during the summer months. The bathroom with balloon window windows on the third floor is located in the rear.
The Castle was built in 1894 as a home for J. N. Roberts, a civil Court War general. He was a man of great wealth with an income from patented on wooden containers carved in the mountains.
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