Winter Warmth program to restore heat across Kansas
Governor Carlin unveiled Project Winter Warmth to coordinate state emergency preparedness with local groups in all 105 counties. The plan aims to identify heatless households, reconnect service or provide shelter and aid, using federal funds to help pay delinquent bills while avoiding new costs to the state.
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Flood threats loom as Missouri River floods West Alton area
In West Alton Missouri residents steady amid rising floodwaters with three miles of sandbags along the Missouri levee. National Guard assists as 25,000 flee across region. Damage tally tops half a billion as rivers crest and aid requests roll in.
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Governors warn Reagan on budget cuts and partnership
UTAH Governor Scott Matheson chairing the National Governors Association told President Reagan that domestic program cuts threaten bipartisan cooperation. He said states face two years of deep cuts and demand funding held at current levels for the needy and state local aid.
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Governors quarrel over budget cuts and deficits
The governors' association estimates states and localities have lost 17 billion dollars in Reagan's first two budgets. Matheson says cutting deep into domestic programs would only be justified if it solved the debt, but deficits persist nationwide. Utah has cut back spending by seven percent.
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Reagan Security Tight as President Visits Bogota
In Bogota, Colombia, Reagan's five hour visit prompted extraordinary security by both U.S. Secret Service and Colombian forces. Detachment chief Robert DeProspero navigated host protection steps, briefly separated from the president, and access to the meeting rooms was tightly controlled with badges and potential eavesdropping concerns. A CCTV camera was spotted in a palace corridor.
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