McGill and Schneider Clash Over Office Move Dispute
Pelce Kansas AP report on McGill and Schneider trading accusations over relocating the attorney general and the state court offices. McGill accuses Schneider of shifting stance while Schneider says he seeks more room in the Capitol, not the new court building, and objects to using law enforcement funds for interior work. Gov Bennett and lawmakers weigh potential funding impacts for the Court of Appeals.
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Pelce
Kan
Duane McGill
Cartstinger
Hitlorios Toneral
Vieiler
Schneider
Statehouse
State Supreme Court Vitaranim
Yew
Legislative Coordinating Council
McGill
Robert F. Bennett
State Court of Appeals
Capitol
Supreme Court
Topeka
Grand Jury Plays On In Hays Case Amid Retirement Talks
U S district grand jury and the ethics panel continue probe into Representative Hays and Miss Ray over a payroll scandal tied to an affair. Officials say no plea bargaining sought as investigators weigh whether misconduct occurred and if House discipline is warranted.
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Uington
Rand
Jnsident
Ware
Hays
Thio Democrat
Atta
Conmat
Tt Ray
Wen
Soverpu
Afw
Lestimoeny
Hostive Department Offilays
Aifsuse
Sand
Thursdes
House
Sesbaut
Floyd Spence
South Carolina
Spence
Ethics Committee
Justice Department
Miss Ray
Grand Jury
Congress
The
Washington Post
Christians Press On To Mountains In Lebanon Conflict
Christian forces shift to mountaintop positions around Beirut as Syrian and local militias maneuver. They aim to expand the enclave from Beirut to Tripoli while Tal Zaatar falls, marking a major leftist defeat and fueling claims of partition plans in Lebanon.
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Uit
Lebanon
Mountis
Beirut
Rhgitine
Nhe
Tripoli
Zaatar
Whiae
Aintoura
Museu
Thristian
Chrisaay
Phalange Radio
Tal Zaatar
Four deaths at Boulevard Manor Nursing Home in Boynton Beach
Health officials investigate a mysterious illness at Boulevard Manor Nursing Home where four residents died and twenty more were ill. Blood tests and X rays were sent to labs in Jacksonville West Palm Beach and Atlanta as officials rule out legionnaires disease and heat exhaustion while monitoring all residents every four hours. Names of the deceased include Marion Wallace Claude Ross Clarissa Richardson and Emily Smith.
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Boynton Beach
Fla
South Florida
Gold Coast
Boulevard Manor Nursing Home
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Atlanta
American Legion
Philadelphia
James Howell
Palm Beach County
Marion Wallace
Delray Beach
Claude Ross
Clarissa Richardson
Emily Smith
St. Petersburg
Mother Teresa Frames Poverty as Call to Love and Service
AP writer George W. Cornell reports Mother Teresa at the International Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia. She calls the poor the great ones and urges love over pity, sharing stories of hunger and death, and condemns abortion as spiritual poverty.
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George W. Cornell
Philadelphia
Mother Teresa
God
Calcutta
India
Missionaries of Charity
Asia
Africa
America
Europe
Kansas Delegates Rally Behind Ford At GOP Convention
Kansas Republicans head to Kansas City with 27 pledging to vote Ford on the first ballot and 4 for Reagan, as Gov. Bennett leads efforts to keep party unity after the Ford Reagan nomination fight. The Kansas delegation caucuses and dinners precede the convention opening in Kemper Arena.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Ford
Robert F. Bennett
Ronald Reagan
Old
Kansas City Municipal Airport
Missouri
Kemper Arena
Bennett
Reagan
Houston
Carlos Cooper
Bonner Springs
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Butler
S. Main
Ottawa
Ginny
Prairie Village
Republican National Committee
Alf M. Landon
Kansas City Country Club
Landon
Marynell Reece
Scandia
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Sony Color Videotape
Witachi
Poliruid
Pries
Gill
Hasleen
Manet
Hatsung Winers
Astic Ols Tardy
Nije Ee ‘Tiny
Harry
Daigt
23Rd St
Lawrence, Kansas
Williamsburg
Wildlife Conservation Club, Inc
Hunter Safety
Wildlife Grounds
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