Ensign High School Election Set in Cimarron
Voters in Cimarron Ensign USD 102 will decide Tuesday whether to close Ensign High School, a 62 year old building. The special election follows a January board vote to close the school, with 32 students currently enrolled and polling at Kalvesta United Methodist Church Ensign School and the Gray County Courthouse.
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Cimarron
Cimarron- Ensign
Ensign High School
Cimarron-Ensign
John Herrman
Ensign
USD 102
Gray County
Finney
Ford
Hodgeman
Kalvesta United Methodist Church
Court refuses youth's appeal
The Supreme Court refused to involve itself in the case of Walter Polovchak a Soviet boy who refused to return to the Ukraine with his parents after emigrating to the United States in 1980 The ruling leaves his ultimate fate unresolved as Walter age 16 remains in Chicago with his sister Natalie and a cousin after running away with her aid The parents Michael and Anna Polovchak had sought to have him returned and state and federal authorities had become involved concluding the boy was a ward of the state
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Washington
Supreme Court
Walter Polovchak
Illinois
Soviet Union
Walter
Natalie
Chicago
United States
Michael
Anna Polovchak
Ukraine
Tanker Explosion Kills Three Crewmen in Gulf Mission
A tugboat pushed through stormy Gulf waters toward a 661-foot tanker ripped by an explosion that killed three crewmen and injured three others, coast guard officials said. The ship lies crippled about 180 miles southwest of New Orleans with unknown crew on board.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Busters Must Win Tonight to Reach Conference Playoffs
Brief sports note notes the Busters face a decisive game tonight to secure a spot in the conference playoffs. The snippet also references ad copy for Estee Lauder at Hoovers and page citations.
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Busters
Bonanza Plans 6000-Square-Foot Restaurant at Garden City Plaza
Bonanza Family Restaurant announces a 6000 square foot site at Garden City Plaza in northeast Garden City. The one acre tract fronts K156 and will be the ninth Bonanza in Kansas. CBL & Associates markets seven out parcels on 282 acres with J. C. Penney Wal‑Mart and Revco among stores signed. a 35000 square foot supermarket is planned.
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Bonanza Family Restaurant
Garden City Plaza
Garden City
CBL & Associates
Chattanooga, Tenn
K156
Schulman Avenue
Kansas
Bob Moseley
CBS
Donald B. Hurst
International Ventures
Bonanza
Schulman
Schulman and McCoy
J.C. Penney
Wal-Mart
Revco Drugs
Governors call for defense cuts and tax hikes to trim deficits
Washington governors urge President Reagan to cut defense spending and raise taxes to reduce the federal deficit. The National Governors Association backed a plan to slash deficits by 188 billion dollars in 1989, despite defense budget pushback from Caspar Weinberger. Over five years, the group seeks 60 billion in defense cuts and 115 billion in other programs, amid bipartisan concern over a continuing 200 billion per year shortfall.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
National Governors’ Association
Illinois
James R. Thompson
Executive Committee
South Carolina
Richard W. Riley
Thompson
Governors’ Group
Wisconsin
Anthony Earl
Weinberger
Congressional Budget Office
Three Salina Children Die In Carbon Monoxide Tragedy
Nuckolls County Undersheriff James Marr reports that Carie Bridwell nine Edward Bridwell Jr nine and Jamie Bridwell six died from carbon monoxide poisoning after a two hour car ride from Salina to Hardy Nebraska. Christopher Bridwell eleven remained in fair condition at Bradstone Memorial Hospital. The mother Edith Bridwell 28 drove the 1976 hatchback with exhaust leaks and rusted bolts.
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Salina
Hardy
Neb
Nuckolls County
James Marr
Superior
Carie Bridwell
Edward Bridwell Jr
Jamie Bridwell
Franklin
Christopher Bridwell
Bradstone Memorial-Nuckolls County Hospital
Christopher
Jim Wilson
Childrens
Edith Bridwell
Marr
Nuckolls
Tim Schmidt
Bridwell
Kansans See Unemployment Rise But Experts Not Alarmed
Kansas jobless rate jumped to 4.8 percent in January with 56,300 unemployed, up from 4.2 percent in December. Officials attributed the rise to seasonal effects, noting employment held steady in manufacturing and other sectors, while construction and farming declined. Wichita showed 4.9 percent unemployment despite manufacturing gains.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Human Resources Department
Jerry Shelor
Shelor
Department
Wichita
Snowstorm Looms From Missouri To Great Lakes
A wind driven storm dumps up to a foot of snow from Missouri toward the Great Lakes while Dixie endures violent storms with 60 mph winds and heavy rain. Texas grass fires, fanned by 50 mph gusts, burn 5500 acres, destroy homes, and claim a life.
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Byron Sirak
Associated Press
Missouri
Great Lakes
Dixie
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Texas Panhandle
New York
Pennsylvania
Nolan Duke
National
Kansas City
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Duke
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