Purge of Opposition Changes Egyptian Leaders Image
Anwar Sadat’s seven month rule in Egypt has shifted from caution to bold action as he purges leftist foes. Analysts say his decisive moves have reshaped his image from uncertain successor to strong leader, with public and political reaction mixed.
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Weekend Traffic Accidents Take 10 Lives in State
The Associated Press reports ten people died in Kansas weekend crashes, six in a single head on collision near Winfield. Victims include Judy L. Wiggins 22 and four 4H Club leaders she was transporting from a rally. two Peru youths aged 12 and 14. Audrey Shobe 14. Debbie Apel 15. and pickup driver Lawrence Russell 53. Others injured include Tammy Bowman 13 and Franklin Farner 17.
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Chautauqua County
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Debbie Apel
Paul Apel
Sedan
Tammy Bowman
Franklin Farner
Nictaze
Lawrence Russell
Dexter
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Bar to Promotion in Obesity
Jacksonville police officer William J. Lavake argues a weight based promotion chart is unfair. He notes his weight loss and subsequent injuries after a nursing home incident. Colleagues support him while a civil service board member cites height weight guidelines and possible leeway.
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University of Kansas faces financial strains and maturation
Lawrence Kansas AP report says the University of Kansas campus has grown more mature this spring as cutbacks in state funds create a crisis for educating more students with less money. Chancellor E Laurence Chalmers Jr. warned alumni of potential catastrophe if public voices fail to press officials.
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Fort Scott
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Washington
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Rochester
Minn
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Lawrence
Farm Land Price Gain Slows Pace This Year
The Agriculture Department reports farm land values rose to 213.9 billion dollars as of March 1, up 3 percent from a year earlier to an average 199 dollars per acre. Gains vary by region with Kansas and Arizona down 3 percent from a year earlier.
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Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
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Arizona
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