Banking law used as bank closes in Minnesota Kansas
State A branch banking law is applied for the seventh time as a Minneapolis Kansas bank shuts its doors. A legislative panel reviews KU Medical Center’s need for help to cope with an overwhelming cancer load.
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Minneapolis
Kan
KU Medical Center
Pan Am Fined Nearly 2 Million by FAA in Safety Probe
The FAA announced a 1.95 million dollar settlement with Pan American World Airways after a two month inspection found planes in need of repairs and maintenance records gaps. Pan Am reorganized maintenance, expanded staff, and pledged full compliance. the case appears among the largest FAA safety penalties, with Eastern Airlines and American Airlines also noted in related actions.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Pan American World Airways
FAA
Pan Am
Bob Buckhorn
Donald Engen
Pan American
Engen
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Edmonds Post Office massacre victims buried in Edmond
Edmond residents mourn as 14 victims are buried after a mailman killed co workers with two Colt pistols issued for practice. Maj. Gen. Bob Morgan notes Sherrill recently competed in NRA events and had ammunition for practice. Flags, ribbons, and yellow decorations appear as survivors return to work.
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Edmond
Okla
Patrick Henry Sherrill
Bob Morgan
Oklahoma Air National Guard
Sherrill
National Rifle Association
Arkansas
Morgan
Guard
Oklahoma
Oklahoma National Guard
Oklahoma City
Tax overhaul accelerates Social Security tax rise
Washington reports that the tax bill will speed a trend in which Social Security payroll taxes, funding Medicare and retirement programs, rise faster than the income tax. The plan raises the payroll tax rate to 7.65 percent by 1990 with a higher earnings ceiling, while expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit to aid working poor families.
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Washington
George Mitchell
Maine
Senate
Portland
U.S
Congress
John Bickerman
Private
Center On
Joseph Pechman
Brookings Institution
Pechman
MDA fundraiser in Ottawa teeters near record pace
Ottawa area Muscular Dystrophy Association drive lags last year’s fever pitch but still gathers volunteers. Bowlathon at Indian Lanes, auction by Raby’s Auction Service, and Wal Mart carnival stand help needed. donations and volunteers sought via Charlie Gilkey.
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Ottawa
Jerry Lewis
Gary Kuntz
Kuntz
Indian Lanes
Bob Sheldon
MDA
Jim Raby
Raby
Wal-Mart
Charlie Gilkey
Murderer Executed After Stay's Denied in Texas
Larry Smith, 30, was executed by injection in Huntsville, Texas, for the Feb 2, 1978 robbery and murder of Mike Mason at a Dallas 7-Eleven. The Supreme Court denied a stay 5-2, his final meal was steak smothered in gravy, and his mother and friend visited him earlier.
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Larry Smith
Jim Mattox
Texas
Smith
U.S. Supreme Court
Mark White
Mike Mason
Dallas
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