Americans see 6.8 percent rise in disposable income in 1984
The Commerce Department reports 1984 disposable personal income rose 6.8 percent after taxes, the strongest gain since 1973, driven by a 2.2 million labor force increase and improved consumer spending. Inflation cooled to 3.2 percent, aiding purchasing power and economic recovery.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Eagles Return Draw Crowds to Lawrence Riverfront
Residents along the Kansas River report visiting bald eagles returning for winter, with seven seen perched on a cottonwood and one diving to catch a carp. Parks officials note increased eagle watching, while tours were canceled in Kansas City due to bird absence. Local observers count up to 11 from a city hall perch. offices welcome watchers if undisturbed.
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Sean Ain
Cat Gindots
Lawrence
Margierka
Kansas City
Fred DeVictor
Parks and Recreation
Mike Wildgen
KU workers press Carlin pay plan criticism
Neva Entrikin president of Kansas University's Classified Senate condemned Gov. John Carlin's proposed state employee pay plan as shafted and harmful to long term staff. She argued merit pay discriminates and accused the plan of ignoring pay equity for secretaries.
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Neva Entrikin
Kansas University
Senate
John Carlin
House
Ways and Means
Entrikin
Mike Harder
Joint
Ways and Means Committee
Carlin
Harder
Inaugural Weekend Opens With Pageant And Fireworks
Washington welcomes thousands for Reagan second inauguration as snow dusts the capital. An outdoor Ellipse pageant hosted by Fess Parker launches a packed weekend of parties and prayers with the Reagans and Vice President Bush in attendance.
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Washington
Reagan
Fess
Parker
Reagans
George Bush
National Weather Service
White House
Cabinet
James Goodby
U.S
Bush
Suspect Identified in Orlando Air Piracy Case
Doran said Hernandez Lazardo Hernandez, 30, of Passaic New Jersey, was identified in custody as the man in the air piracy case. He faces up to 29 years in prison. A tentative hearing was set for today before U.S. Magistrate Donald Dietrich. Hernandez, born in Havana, arrived in the US on May 1 1980 during the Mariel boatlift.
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Doran
Hernandez
Tater
U.S
Donald Dietrich
Havana
Cuba
Regents praise KU's student services amid funding gaps
The Kansas Board of Regents committee says regents institutions offer thriving student services though underfunded. A staff report approved calls for improved advising but no program changes. full board to vote. KU's funding was 58 percent of peer averages, Emporia 85 percent, with KU placement services highlighted for potential reorganization.
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Topeka
Regents
Kansas Board of Regents
Gene Kasper
Kansas University
Emporia State University
Kasper
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