Inquisition Set In Iola Slayings
An Allen County judge ordered an inquisition into the slayings of three people near Iola Kansas. Authorities probe whether Mangus Fisk and Walsh were killed in related incidents while seeking sworn testimony from witnesses in a closed court session. A $5,000 reward fund was announced with additional contributions from a bank and chamber of commerce.
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Tola
Kan
Allen County
Lola
John W. White
Douglas A. Price
Price
Sheriff's Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Steve Mangus
Gas
Adeline Fisk
Iola
Thomas Walsh
Mangus
Gerald Short
Shepard Park
Short
Hardage Goes To GOP Class In Kansas
Republican hopeful Sam Hardage, new to public office, studied state government with leaders including former Gov. Robert Bennett and Attorney General Robert Stephan in Wichita. Topics covered budgeting, finances, crime, judiciary, governor powers, and Reagan era federalism over a two day briefing ending with a strategy session. Rep. Mike Hayden said Hardage sought insight on organization and governor duties. Hayden,Ways and Means chair, noted focus on finances and the budget.
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Topeka
Kan
Sam Hardage
GOP
Kansas
Robert Bennett
Robert Stephan
Senate
Ross Coyen
Reagan
Wichita
Sam
Mike Hayden
R-Atwood
Kansas House
Hayden
House
Ways and Means
Hussein Faces Delicate Balance Amid Middle East Tensions
In Amman King Hussein weighs Palestinian demands and Israel’s regional risks as 1,300 PLA fighters arrive in Jordan, part of the PLO's military arm. The PLA, based in a Jordanian camp, operates under Jordanian control, while Lebanon’s crisis tests his cautious policy and army-backed authority.
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Amman
Jordan
Lebanon
Hussein
Middle East
Israel
Maher Irsheid
Badr
PLA
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hitlin
Syria
Ain Jallout
Eytoum
Mahmoud Sherif
Ad-Dustour
Beirut
PLO
Gamal Abdel Nasser
West Bank
Mexico offers subsidies to aid border businesses
Mexico moves to bolster border commerce by giving tax breaks to stores stocking Mexican goods and guaranteeing favorable dollar exchange rates. government plans export controls along the border to curb U S shoppers while devaluation and price hikes strain the economy.
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Mexico City
United States
Department of Budget and Planning
U.S
Mexico
French firm appeals US blacklist over Soviet gas pipeline
Dresser France, a unit of Dallas based Dresser Industries, challenged a Commerce Department order blacklisting it from U S trade for helping build the Soviet Union's Siberian gas pipeline. The appeal argues due process issues and unlawful extraterritorial export controls. A hearing will be scheduled by a Commerce ITA commissioner, with possible appeals to higher offices.
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Washington
Dresser Industries Inc
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
Dresser France
Commerce Department
Interna
Covington & Burling
International Trade Administration
Commerce
Assistant
Secretary of Commerce For Trade Administration
U.S. District Court
Reagan
Poland
United States
France
Britain
West Germany
Italy
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