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Thursday, September 11, 1975
University Daily Kansan
Ford gets oil victory
WASHINGTON—The Senate yesterday failed to override President Ford's veto of a bill extending oil price controls for six months. The vote was considered a major victory for Ford in the struggle to determine the future course of the nation's energy policy.
The 61-39 rally fell six votes short of the two-thirds majority necessary to override a vote.
Unless Congress and the administration can reach agreement on a temporary extension and gradual phase-out of controls, the failure to override the veto is expected to force Americans soon to pay more for fuel, food and most consumer goods.
The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that sudden decontrol of oil prices might increase consumer prices by almost two per cent by the end of 1977 and increase unemployment by about six-tenths of one per cent-600,000 jobs.
Attempt on Sadat denied
CAIRO—An Egyptian government spokesman denied a radio report from Iraq yesterday that an attempt was made to assassinate President Anwar Sadat of Egypt last week in Alexandria.
The spokesman termed the broadcast by the Voice of Palestine in Baghdad as "entrue, a lie and rubbish."
The report also was discounted by U.S. officials in Washington as "very unlucky."
The broadcast from Baghdad said that gunmen opened fire on Sadat after the signing of the new Sinai interim agreement with Israel.
Twisters hit Missouri
SPRINGGIELD, Mo.—Two young housewives and their sons escaped with apparently minor injuries and were the only casualties when a trio of tornadoes touched down in Pollys Lake. Five homes and four houses and one mobile home were destroyed, four more homes were heavily damaged and 11 more were moderately damaged.
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Another KU student his died from injuries she received in the one-car accident Saturday that killed 19-year-old Vicki Yount, Olathe sophomore.
2nd woman dies in KC from wreck
Julie K. Carden, 21, Shawnee Mission senior, died at 7:20 a.m. yesterday from head injuries. She had been in the intensive care unit of the KU Medical Center since the accident.
Miss Yount died Saturday morning shortly after she was transferred to the Med Center from Olathe Community Hospital. Another passenger in the car, Susan M. Hacker, 19, Olathe sophomore, is in good condition at Olathe Community Hospital. A
spokesman at the hospital said that Hackler's condition was improved and that she was in good spirits.
A fourth KU student riding in the car, who was shot and killed in IL, sophomore, wasn't injured in the accident.
William Shepard, Olate the chief of police,
said yesterday charges would be filed against the driver of the car involved in the accident, Curtis D. Walters, 20, Olathe.
The four women, all members of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, were on a traditional pledge class "walk out" when the car in which they were riding crashed
into a gas meter and a tree about one mile west of K-7 on Demna Avenue in Olathe
Services for Miss Garden will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Porter Funeral Home, 18th St. Terrace and Minnesota, Kansas City, Kan. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 tenight and burial will be at Johnson County Memorial Gardens.
Survivors of Miss Carden include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Carden, Roeland Park; a brother, Larry R. Roeland Park; and two grandmothers, Mrs. Verna Webb, of the home, and Mrs. Clara M. Carden, Kansas City, Kan.
Jayhawks vs. Cougars
1975
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