Mergers in the works between Occidental and IBP
Occidental Petroleum and Iowa Beef Processors announce in principle merger terms exchanging 1.328 Occidental shares and 0.385 new preferred per IBP share. IBP to operate as a separate subsidiary with Dakota City HQ, maintaining management. Potential price safeguards and a four month completion window.
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Email ballots could encourage election fraud
Arson: how to prevent it and protect your property. New batting stance starts eight game hitting streak. Kansas crime rate jumps Garden City an exception. Temperatures for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday. Rumors don't need a leg to stand on Gus Garden says they're always flying.
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Kansas Supreme Court to allow cameras in courtroom for veto case
The Kansas Supreme Court tentatively agreed to permit courtroom cameras for oral arguments next week in a challenge to Gov. Carlin's veto. The June 9 hearing involves Attorney General Stephan seeking to overturn a school finance veto, with KTSB and WIBW requesting coverage under a pool arrangement.
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Twelve rescued after two months adrift in Pacific cruiser
Twelve Abaiang islanders drifted 1300 miles aboard a powerless 20 foot cabin cruiser for two months. They were spotted by a rescue helicopter southeast of Guam and transported to Moen island Micronesia for treatment of malnutrition dehydration and exposure. The group had boarded on March 26 for a short trip and some were traveling for vacation or to take food to market. The boat’s engine had failed.
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Forced into fear Court to decide Soviet boy's fate
Walter Polovchak 13, granted asylum, fears forced return to Soviet Ukraine. His case, now before the Illinois Appellate Court, centers on custody and Treason implications under Soviet law. Foster parents report he has adjusted well and loves American foods and music while his parents seek reunification.
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Crossroads half-way house facing closure over funding woes
Crossroads on Main Street, a rehabilitative center for alcohol and drug dependency, risks closing after one year without at least $30,000. A $50,000 State grant ends in June due to budget cuts, and $12,000 in patient fees may remain uncollected. Staff cuts, unpaid grants, and reliance on area funding threaten operation, with officials seeking help from counties, United Fund, and veterans programs.
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