Weather sketch forecasts warm trend with clear skies
The National Weather Service predicts a return to the 80s with clear to partly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow. Lows in the 50s and highs around the 80s. Humidity at 6 am is 74 percent. River stage 5.2 feet at KC1 arenas. Barometer 29. Lake of the Ozarks level 3.2 feet below full. no precipitation in the past 24 hours.
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Thursday in Brief Highlights From A Busy News Day
A 40-year-old man was shot after taking receipts from a Wells Fargo guard inside Annie's Santa Fe restaurant. The guard shot the man who fled. the man was detained at the scene. Chicago police round up 50 suspected drug dealers using 8 to 12 year olds to deliver heroin. Striking Ford workers begin first strike checks as bargaining resumes. Kissinger warns non-African powers against fueling war and racial hatred in southern Africa. White Jackson businessmen plan October 8 talks with the NAACP over bond and a $1.6 million suit. Butchers strike Wilson and Company in Marshall Missouri. Japanese experts call the Soviet MIG25 a flying tank interceptor, not a fighter plane.
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Bond Leads Teasdale by 15 Points in GOP Poll
Inside Pages report Governor Christopher Bond ahead of Democratic challenger Joseph Teasdale by fifteen percentage points in a GOP poll. Page 3 notes plans to buy the Ramada Inn in downtown Kansas City Kansas for conversion to an elderly high rise. Page 4.
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Ford Debates Boost Ford in Gallup Poll Clipping
The Nation reports a Gallup poll showing more people think President Ford fared better in the first presidential debate than Jimmy Carter. Carter resumes campaigning. Ford weighs a press conference on past campaign funds.
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Missouri and Kansas poised as probable football winners
Sporting Comment notes Missouri and Kansas as likely victors Saturday. Pro Grid Scene mentions the Chiefs losing Jim Kearney and Glynn Harrison. Local note highlights St. Pius HS linebacker John Calovich. Editorial and other pages discuss Middle East future, Plains Georgia integration, and a presidential leadership choice.
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Myron Sigler's Cider Mill Roars Back Into Fall Pace
As Halloween nears and temperatures drop, Myron Sigler's 60 year old apple cider mill in Kansas City Kansas shifts into high gear to meet rising demand. The facility's brisk activity signals a busy autumn season for local cider lovers.
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Kansas City
Kansas
After-breakfast speeches deemed Wretched Excess
Bill Vaughan argues that campaign day parts should not waste time but criticizes after-breakfast remarks as excessive and pointless.
Royals Welcome Home After 4-0 Oakland Win
At Kansas City International Airport Mrs. Candy Rojas greets her husband Cookie Ro jas and the Royals after a 4-0 win that kept their division title hopes alive. Fans including Axel Goldberg and family waited since 1955, with Whitey Herzog and George Brett drawing the loudest ovations as autographs were signed.
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Medicare costs rise sharply for beneficiaries in 1977
The Social Security Administration boosted hospital and post hospital charges for 25 million Medicare beneficiaries by a record 19 percent effective January 1. The change raises the initial hospital liability to 124 dollars for up to two months, with added daily costs for longer stays and extended nursing home periods. The program’s cost is projected to grow to 16.1 billion dollars in 1977, with about 25.3 million beneficiaries anticipated next year. In a separate Senate hearing, HEW antifraud officials faced questions on alleged wiretaps and influence peddling linked to Medicaid contracts, with executives admitting payments to an HEW employee under investigation.
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Federal Agencies Pooling Efforts City 1 of 10 Picked for Revitalization
Henry Clay Gold notes Kansas City is among 10 cities chosen by three cabinet departments to pilot a $1 billion urban revitalization program. Each city will receive grants and leverage HUD commerce and Labor funds to spur job creation and neighorhood development with private sector partnership.
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