Stephan To Enter Remap Suit In Topeka Action
Kansas Attorney General Robert T. Stephan scheduled a 2:30 p.m. news conference to outline plans to enter the congressional reapportionment lawsuit before the federal district court in Wichita. He weighed intervening in Berman v state or representing Secretary of State Brier, noting the current districts are not proper and discussing potential new plans and population deviations.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Federal District Court of Kansas
Stephan
U.S. District Court
Wichita
Arnold Berman
Lawrence
Jack Brier
Arthur G. Johnson
Kansas
Earl O’connor
Dale Saffels
Kansas City
Richard Rogers
Pat Kelly
Sam Crow
Logan
Saffels
Kelly
O'Connor
Rogers
Crow
Springfield
Johnson
Berman
Wendell Lady
House
Robert Frey
Senate
Ross Doyen
Brier
Secretary of State
Neil Woerman
Carlin
Hutchinson
U.S
State Senate
Funding bill pared to a slim two to three million
In Topeka the Senate and House Ways and Means committees work on the smallest omnibus appropriations bill in years. The measure, not including school funding, is expected to total 2 to 3 million, with University of Kansas Medical Center utility bills cited as a large item. School aid remains for a separate bill after ongoing conference talks.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Mike Hayden
R-Atwood
House Budget Committee
Hayden
University of Kansas Medical Center
Dismissals Births and Arrests Reported in Local Briefs
The Daily Report lists dismissals for Chester Barton Shannon Nichols Ruth Crow Wayne Williams Dorothy Harrison Mike Harkins Mrs Joyce Mignot and daughter Howard Sutton Ruby Curtin Herbert Roy Robert Thompson III Leila Hegle and others. Births include Diana Overcash a son and Clayton Beatty a daughter. Arrests cover Thomas Yohe for possession of stolen property with warrants, Harry Cathcard for DWI and careless driving, Christine Madden for shoplifting. Minor motor incidents and market quotes complete the week’s brief items.
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Chester Barton
Ottawa
RFD
Shannon Nichols
Pomona
Ruth Crow
Ash
Wayne Williams
Rantoul
Dorothy Harrison
S. Oak
Mike Harkins
Princeton
Joyce M. Mignot
S. Locust
Howard Sutton
S. Poplar
Ruby Curtin
Herbert Roy
Osawatomie
Robert Thompson III
Leila Hegle
Williamsburg
Harry H. Cathcard
S. Cherry
Cathcard
Christine L. Madden
Alco
S. Main
Madden
Wall Street Mixed After Opening Higher on Rates Uncertainty
The Dow slipped 2.95 to 859.21 at noon after initially rising in early trading. More than seven stocks rose for every six fell on the NYSE as the composite index edged down .19 to 68.06. The AMEX market value index fell 1.06 to 274.74 with volume at 26.25 million in two hours.
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New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Sinai returns as Egypt celebrates border advance at Rafah
Egyptians celebrate regaining the Sinai frontier after 15 years of occupation as 2000 Arabs march and a memorial flame is lit at Rafah. Israeli forces clash with Palestinians near the new border while Mubarak, Sadat, and Begin converse on peace efforts and regional reactions pour in from Saudi Arabia and Gulf states.
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Rafah
Egypt
Allah
Sinai Peninsula
West Bank
Jordan River
Sinai
Israel
Allah Akbar
God Is
Great
Yussef Sabri Abu Taleb
Cairo
Hosni Mubarak
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Camp David
White House
Reagan
Mubarak
Menachem Begin
Begin
Sadat
Jihan
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Budget Deal Near as Dole Sees Progress in Talks
Senator Bob Dole said federal budget negotiators are very close to an agreement and urged more involvement from President Reagan and House Speaker O'Neill. A 17-member working group met for the 12th time to craft a deficit under 100 billion dollars, with potential revenue increases and spending cuts exceeding 400 billion over three years. A 4 percent surtax on earnings above 50,000 was floated as a key proposal to curb deficits and influence interest rates.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Reagan
House
Thomas O'Neill
Senate
White House
Dole
Cole
R Kan
Senate Finance Committee
Congress Accused of Inaction in Reagan Budget Clash
Treasury Secretary Regan charged Congress with delaying recession relief by not cutting the federal budget per Reagan guidelines. He said congressional inaction fuels financial uncertainty and keeps interest rates high, in remarks to the AP and American Newspaper Publishers Association convention in San Francisco.
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Washington
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Congress
Reagan
Regan
San Francisco
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hearing Notice in Estate of H E Price Kansas
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas the estate of H E Price deceased case 81P44 notices include petition by Merle M Price administrator CTA praying account be settled will construed and estate assigned defenses due May 12 1982 10:00 a m Ottawa Kansas with attorney Thomas E Gleason Chartered Ottawa Kansas 66067 listed.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
HE. Price
Ottawa
Merte M. Price
CTA
Thomas E. Gleason
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Oliver Seth
Santa Fe
N.M
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James Logan
Kansan
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
the Daily Report
Diana Overcash
Baldwin
Clayton Beatty
Public Safety News
Thomas Eugene Yohe
Blackwell
Okla
Yohe
Douglas County
East Logan
Scott E. Davis
Alta Vista
Davis
Leslie A
Fritts
Mabel E. Lister
Lister
South Main
Una B. Hinderliter
S. Hickory
Gladys J. Welton
Birch
Hinderliter
Ottawa Co-op
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Snoopy
Tiger
Tooth Fairy
Wall Street
New York
Parker
Beetle
Beetle Bailey' S
Mr. Tutu
Pank
Gaso
Rover
Mr Tutu
Mark Sinai
Farm Editors of America
Finance Committee
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