Eviction of Sinai settlers begins in Yamit clash
Israeli troops used a crane to remove resisters from roofs and battered doors as they start evicting about 2,000 squatters in Yamit. The withdrawal follows the Camp David pact and Egypt’s forthcoming Sinai handover. US diplomat Stoessel returned to press for on-time transfer amid border disputes. A Jerusalem court ordered psychiatric tests for an American-Israeli soldier charged in the Temple Mount shooting.
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Yamit
Sinai
Israel
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Menachem Granit
Mediterranean
Camp David
Haim Erez
U.S
Walter Stoessel
Jerusalem
Cairo
Stoessel
United States
Alan Harry Goodman
Mosque of
Omar
Islam
Temple Mount
Kansas Faces 20 Percent Tuition Hike Proposal
Kansas universities may raise resident tuition by about 20 percent, with the plan approved by the Regents Budget and Finance Committee. State residents at KU KSU and Wichita State would pay roughly 410 per semester, and smaller schools about 922 for full-time undergraduates. Medical students would see a 732 rise to 4392 per semester. The increases, if approved, would start in fall 1983 and aim to raise about 10 million for the general fund.
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Topeka. Kan
Kansas
State Board of Regents
John Conard
Conard
Regent’s
Manhattan
Regents Board
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Pittsburg State
Emporia State
Fort Hays State
KU School of Medicine
Spy Arrest in Augusta Prompts Major Espionage Case
A 30 year old Hagarian, Otto Attila Gilbert, was arraigned on a conspiracy to obtain and deliver defense information charge in Augusta Georgia. U S Attorney Hinton R Pierce called the case potentially one of the largest in U S history. Bond was not set and a preliminary hearing was scheduled for April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Hagarian
John W. Dunsmore Jr
Otto Attila Gilbert
Dunsmore
Gilbert
Augusta Hilton Hotel
U.S
Hinton R. Pierce
R.T. Smith
FBI
Forest Hills
N.Y
Richmond County
Europe
Budapest
Hungary
Pierce
Washington
Justice Department
Pros and Cons of EMEA Joining by April 30
Utilities Director Jack Davis weighs the Kansas energy agency plan. Benefits include economies of scale and selling excess power to members. Risks cite bond rates, high initial costs for La Cygne Nos. 1 and 2 and Wolf Creek, reliability concerns, fixed 40 year energy charge, and upfront city payments totaling 148000 by April 30 with 28000 already paid.
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EMEA
la Cygne
Wolf Creek
Kg&e
Kcp&l
la Cygne No. 2
Wyoming
Kansas
Ottawa
LaCygne
Wolfe Creek
Colby
KMEA
Jack Davis
Notice to Creditors in Franklin County Estates
Public probate notices from Franklin County Kansas list multiple estates. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication, while hearings set in Ottawa for the Dyer and Price estates require defenses by May 7 and May 2, 1982 respectively. Attorneys and addresses provided.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
George M. Hiles
State of
LaVera P. Hiles
Albert H. Dyer
Maude €. Dyer
N.E
Ottawa Creek
Ottawa
H.E. Price
Merie M. Price
HE. Price
CTA
Crime Trend Stable Despite Fear of Street Violence
The Justice Department reports that strangers committed 59 percent of violent crimes from 1973 to 1979, with robbery by strangers at 76 percent and rapes at 65 percent. The rate of violent crime by strangers remained stable while public fear rose, and non-stranger offenses rose slightly. The National Crime Survey estimates over 3.3 million rapes, robberies, and assaults annually, excluding murders, with many crimes unreported to police.
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Washington
Justice Department
Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Bureau
Benjamin H. Renshaw
FBI
America
Arrest Ends Manhunt in Idaho Double Slaying
Claude Lafayette Dallas 31 is arrested by FBI and Humboldt County deputies after being tracked to a trailer north of Winnemucca. Dallas, wounded in the foot, faces Idaho murder charges for the killings of Bill Pogue and Wilson Conley alongside the Owyhee River on January 5, 1981. The trailer owner Craig Carver 35 was also arrested for harboring a fugitive. Texas? (Note: This line preserves entities from the source. no extra context added.)
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Winnemucca
Nev
Idaho
Claude Lafayette Dallas
FBI
Humboldt County
Frank Weston
Dallas
Reno
Here
Bill Pogue
Wilson Conley
Elms
Boise
Owyhee River
Craig Carver
Weston
Jim Stevens
Pogue
Paradise Hill
Stevens
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Sinai Saga
Kaci Movement
Meir Kahane
C Tomer
BANK
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Milton Caniff
Daisy Hill Puppy Farm
Roy L. Cole
Russell L. Dyer
Robert A. Anderson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
Seland & Main
P.O. Box
Merle M. Price
Thomas E. Gleason
Snoopy
Saint Bernard
Fapfer
Goosemyer
Beetle Bailey
Beetle
My Turf
Walker
Rover
Inc
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