City approves letter to issue bonds for Midland National Bank expansion
City commissioners approve a letter of intent to issue about 650000 in industrial revenue bonds for Midland National Bank construction. The plan, supported by bank president Jim Suderman, aims for tax-exempt financing with a 10 year moratorium and emphasizes paying future taxes on both old and new buildings.
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Midland
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Art Turner
Tom Reid
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Injury accident at Santa Fe crossing injures 19 year old
Brian T. Hague, 19, of 821 E. 6th, was admitted for observation after his van overturned in a two vehicle crash around 9 a.m. at the Broadway Walnut Santa Fe crossing. He was taken to Bethel Deaconess Hospital by Newton ambulance.
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Sadat closes East European consulates as Cairo acts
Egypt orders the Soviet Union East Germany and Czechoslovakia to close consulates and cultural centers outside Cairo and shuts Soviet consulates in Alexandria Port Said and Aswan. The move targets nations blamed for undermining Sadat peace efforts with Israel.
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Syria
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Amman
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Hungary
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Port Said
Aswan
New York Times
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Elm Street Parking Restrictions for W Ist Street Project
Elm Street on the east side from W 1st to W 5th will be signed No Parking during the W 1st Street improvement construction. Stop signs will mark approaches to Elm from W 2nd to W 5th as traffic detours occur. Construction may last about one year depending on weather. The Santa Fe crossing on Cow Palace road will close during the day for several days for repairs.
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Public Works
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College presidents invited to Kansas State advisory meeting
Three area college presidents Dr Harold Schultz Bethe College Dr Roy Just Tobe College and Dr Laban Peachey Hesston College will join a dual degree advisory board meeting at Kansas State University Manhattan amence. Dr Reed E Friend of USDA Economic Research Service Foreign Demands and Competition Division will attend as well.
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Amence
Harold Schultz
Bethe Coege
Roy Just
Tobe College
Hillsboro
Laban Peachey
Hesston College
Reed E. Friend
Economic Research Service
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Through Thursday
Generally cloudy with temperatures easing to upper teens tonight near 20. Highs around 30 Thursday. Winds northerly 10 to 20 mph tonight.
Area farmers plan caravan to Topeka protest
About 25 area farmers have signed to ride a Sedgwick High School bus to Topeka Saturday for the December 14 farm strike activities. Sponsors hope for at least 36 riders, bus seats 46, with return expected 8 to 10 p m. A tractorcade began Tuesday with several farmers driving tractors to Topeka. some Andale farmers will send tractors on semi trailer trucks. The west tractorcade will stop in Hutchinson overnight and pass through Sedgwick on U S 50 before noon Thursday.
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American Agriculture Office
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Unemployment Edges Up in Harvey County August October
The Harvey County unemployment rate rose by a tenth of a percent to 3.0 in October, with 450 unemployed, 14,800 employed, and 600 job seekers registered. Manufacturing held at 3,275 workers, government up 100, and openings favor clerical positions despite a lower overall jobless rate than the state.
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Newton
Park to testify in U S for immunity deal in Korea
A South Korean official says the United States and South Korea agreed that Tongsan Park will return to the United States to testify in exchange for blanket immunity from prosecution. The Justice Department would not confirm. The plan may be announced soon, with Park testifying in a U S court on charges linked to influence buying for Korea's regime.
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South Korea
U.S
Tongsan Park
United States
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Robert L. Stevenson
Washington
Richard Sneider
Park
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Cities Service plans exploration financing for gas source
Documents presented at a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission hearing show Cities Service Gas Co. of Oklahoma City has developed a plan to finance exploration for an additional gas source. The company submitted the documents on Tuesday during the first day of testimony.
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Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
New
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Albert Turns Over Korean Documents in House Probe
Former House Speaker Carl Albert says he has turned over all documents requested for the House investigation into alleged South Korean influence buying in Congress. Rep. Edward Derwinski testifies to a federal grand jury he did not leak word of a South Korean diplomat's defection and may seek a leak investigation.
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House
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Congress
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Albert
Ethics Committee
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Grand Jury
Sohn Ho Young
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