Steep Climb Seen In Food Prices
Washington AP report says food prices may ease later this year but could jump 10 to 15 percent in 1981. Howard Hjort, chief economist, cites meat price gains and drought effects, with July increases marked by the Labor Department as the largest since March.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Howard W. Hijort
Hjort
Labor Department
Reagan and Bush clash over Taiwan policy in Dallas
Ronald Reagan reaffirmed support for an official U S government office on Taiwan to replace the private representative, while George Bush said a liaison office could not be legally established under the Taiwan Relations Act. Reagan avoided a firm yes or no, planning to discuss with Bush Monday. He warned evangelists about shaping policy, and questioned evolution while promoting biblical creation.
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Dallas
Ronald Reagan
Taiwan
Reagan
George Bush
Peking
America
Bush
Carter
Taipei
Congress
All Three Candidates Out On The Stump
Carter attacks Reagan tax and defense plans while earning AFL-CIO backing in Detroit. Anderson considers Patrick Lucey as running mate. Lucey expected to accept if offered. Lucey previously ambassador to Mexico and deputy campaign manager under Kennedy. Weather forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy with weekend highs in the 60s.
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Associated Press
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
John Anderson
Coy
Anderson
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Mexico
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Lacey
Detroit
American Federation of Teachers
Kennedy
Ottawa Students Trail State Averages on CBE Tests
Kansas students in grades two, four, six, eight and 11 show mixed results under a two year competency based education pilot. Ottawa numbers lag behind state peers especially in sixth grade reading and math, with second grade reading slightly above state in Ottawa. State board study and district plans loom.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa
State Department of Education
Ken Woods
U.S.C
Nancy Hale
Woods
Hale
Kansas
Kansas Board of Education
City Considers Bond Sponsorship for Mission Woods Apartments
Kan-Mo Investors, builder of Pine Manor, seeks city sponsorship for Kansas Department of Economic Development bonds to finance Mission Woods Apartments, a 36 unit subsidized project near Pine Manor. City would bear no financial obligation unless HUD calls for management after possible mortgage default.
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George B. Pyle
Ottawa
Kan-Mo Investors
Pine Manor
West 15Th Street
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Mission Woods Apartments
Federal Housing Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
City Commission
Dave Watkins
Kan-Mo
Kansas Housing Development, Inc
KDED
Watkins
Mission Woods
National Mortgage Association
Joel Tonkin
Kan- Mo
Tonkin
HUD
FHA
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Missouri
Walker