Reagan rides out setback as he returns to California ranch
President Reagan leaves Washington for his Santa Barbara area ranch after a week marked by a 96 to 0 Senate rebuke of his Social Security reform plan. Meese says he will listen to ideas and push for dialogue while Reagan plans a horseback ride and a stop at West Point to discuss defense leadership.
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Copeland Obituary for John Kenneth Neufeld 69
John Kenneth Neufeld, 69, of Copeland died Thursday at Dodge City Regional Hospital. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in United Methodist Church Copeland, burial Maple Grove Cemetery Dodge City. Survived by wife Virginia Behee, daughter Claudette Puyear Prescott, four brothers, four sisters, and four grandchildren. He was a WWII veteran and former owner of Johns Repair Shop. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call until 9 p.m. Wednesday at Haskell County Funeral Home Sublette.
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Shafter
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Alvin
McAllen
Texas
Lydia Siebert
Ulysses
Pauline Tolar
Wichita
Mary Ann Palmer
Pope John Paul II Declared Out of Danger After Gunshot
Doctors in Rome said the pope is no longer in immediate danger from the abdomen wound and expects his hospital stay to last up to 60 days. A normal fever reading and removal of 14 stitches mark progress as Vatican officials plan a Sunday radio address from his room. Italian police report evidence of an accomplice linked to the Turkish suspect in the attack.
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Pope still under care as doctors note improving condition
Doctors removed the last stitches from the pontiff’s abdominal and back wounds and report satisfactory progress though a slight fever keeps prognosis guarded. A Vatican source says a Sunday blessing from a hospital balcony is possible. President Pertini describes a friendly 30 minute chat with the pope and plans for pizza after discharge.
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Pierfranco Pastore
Ex Agriculture Secretary Butz pleads guilty to tax evasion
Former Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz pleaded guilty in Fort Wayne to a federal tax evasion charge for understating 1978 income by more than 148000 dollars. Judge Jesse Eschbach accepted the plea after outlining grand jury rights. Butz faces up to five years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine with no sentencing date set.
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Earl Butz
U.S
Jesse Eschbach
Butz
David Ready
Exhaust Fan Fire Damages Garden City Home
A roof exhaust fan shorted and ignited a house fire at 1409 N Main Garden City injuring no one. About 13 firefighters battled flames in the attic for 30 minutes as 4 trucks responded. the home owner Joel Finke and his wife evacuated with two customers from the beauty shop on site.
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Allen Shelton
Shelton
Joel Finke
Unemployment in Kansas Drops in April
TOPEKA Kan AP unemployment in Kansas fell from 3.8 percent in March to 3.5 percent in April. Fred Rice head of research and analysis for the state Department of Human Resources said the drop came as farming and construction activity increased.
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Corner Comments on Marriage and Modern Life
Satirical snippets reflect on marriage handyman myth, office clock ads, champagne bottle deposits, bass drum sadism, liquor rules delaying meals, self destructing beer cans, housing debt, and church marketing with a playful nudge to modern city life.
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America
Last Chance
Place to Worship Between Here and the Golf Course
A satirical column by John Frazier critiques wealth, luck, and social norms. It jokes about police fingerprints from a wet paint sign, money’s nutrition for moths, and the idea that good times prove forecasts by worsening conditions before improvement. It also lampoons after-dinner speakers, Monday mood, Main Street noise, and rail finances.
Five charged in Finney County District Court action
Five persons faced formal accusations Friday in Finney County District Court. Four, including a juvenile, were charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing a $124 pair of boots from Crazy House on Route 1. Jaramillo, Torres, and Torres-Mesa named. the juvenile’s identity withheld. Jaramillo released on $5,000 bond with June 1 preliminary hearing. Torres and Torres-Mesa jailed on $5,000 bonds with June 1 hearings. An additional felony assault charge was filed against Hernandez for an early Sunday attack outside a Garden City private club leaving the victim hospitalized. Hernandez released on $5,000 bond pending hearing.
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Rt. 1
Mary Beatrice Jaramillo
Crespina Berna Torres
Manuel Lucio Torres-Mesa
Dodge City
Torres
Torres-Mesa
Jaramillo
Robert Hernandez
Spencer
Hernandez
Garden City
Lloyd Eichenauer
EF Pawnee
E. Fulton Hernandez
FDA Warns 30 States Over Botulism Risk From Canned Mushrooms
The FDA extends a recall of four ounce canned mushrooms from Oxford Royal Mushroom Products Inc. contaminations found in cans may carry botulinum toxin. About 5 million cans distributed nationwide under several brands, with DK or EK codes and bottom LP or P markings. Fifteen Quaker State labeled cans found in Salina shelves were removed.
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The
Food and Drug Administration
Oxford Royal Mushroom Products Inc
Kelton
Pine
Salina
Quaker State
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