Public heated debate as DPS poll triggers resident fury
A 3900 postcard survey by Ottawa official Dan Fogle sparks local clash over Department of Public Safety leadership. Jim Grogan and others accuse officials of disenfranchising voters while defending a DPS study. The meeting also probes a panel's integrity amid allegations of record changes and favoritism.
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Melissa Bauman
Dan Fogle
Jim Grogan
Ottawa
Fogle
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Oren Skiles
Grogan
Skiles
Smith
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tony Keim
City Commission
Keim
Dan
Fred
S. Poplar
Fred Heathman
Heathman
Lyle Dresher
Tolson
Matt Whiteford
Hickory
Lawrence T. Fisher
Whiteford
Jack Davis
Les Wheat
H.D. Lee
Mixed responses to Central American peace plan in Washington
House Speaker Jim Wright called early Nicaraguan reactions to the Reagan administration peace plan very positive while Congress remained wary. Ortega invited unconditional dialogue. Abrams criticized the move as delaying tactics, but Wright defended administration positions as constructive.
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Reagan
Congress
Wright
Sergio Ramirez
Managua
Ramirez
Daniel Ortega
Guatemala City
U.S
Nicaragua
United States
Ortega
Elliott Abrams
Abrams
ABC
revival of Baldwin Midland tourist railroad Saturday planned
The Santa Fe Trail Historical Society and Midland Railway Historical Association announce the Baldwin to Ottawa tourist railroad will open Saturday with Gov. Mike Hayden to cut the ribbon. Tickets sell at Baldwin City Hall and depot. rides start 11 a.m. and continue through afternoon with 90,000 dollars raised to restore 11 miles of track. The event features depot tours, antique telegraph demonstrations, and a Missouri Repertory Theatre presentation aboard the train.
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Herald
I Aldwin
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Galveston
Santa Fe Trail Historical Society of
Baldwin
Midland Railway Historical Association
Grandview
Ottawa
Mike Hayden
Baker University
Baldwin- Midland Railroad
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Morris Telegraphy Club
Missouri Repertory Theatre
Baldwin City Hall
Santa Fe Trail
Phil Barnthouse
Prairie City
Leavenworth, Lawrence
Kansas
Isaac Kalloch
James Lane
U.S
Gov. Robinson
Beans” Pomeroy
Kalloch
Golden Voice
M.M. Marberry
Isaac
Congress
Reagan expands Gulf protection with major U S force deployment
The Reagan administration plans a large buildup as U S Navy ships and personnel prepare to shield Kuwaiti oil tankers in the Persian Gulf. By month end at least 24 ships and over 15 000 sailors will be in the region plus additional air and support units in Saudi Arabia Oman and Bahrain. The move follows past missions in Libya Grenada and Lebanon and aims to deter Iranian attacks and mine threats while safeguarding convoy routes.
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Reagan
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Saudi Arabia
Oman
Bahrain
Navy
Mideast
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