Gov Carlin Recommends Arbitration for Kansas Education Talks
Gov John Carlin said he will support binding arbitration in 1982 contract deadlocks between teachers and school boards. He backs a panel's 11 recommendations, including fast track arbitration and selecting the best offer, to improve education without tax raises.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Carlins
Kansas Teacher
Kansas National Education Association
Carlin
Shawnee County
Michael Barbara
Washburn University
Kansas
Whittaker Seeks Wichita Base for B-1 Bombers
Rep. Bob Whittaker urges McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas be designated a B-1 bomber base citing central location large runways and proximity to a major aircraft center. He fears the base could be jeopardized if Titans are not replaced and notes the Titan wing sustains about $30 million annually for the local economy.
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Washington
Bob Whittaker
McConnell Air Force Base
Whittaker
R-Kan
Air Force
McConnell
Pentagon
Connell
Titan
Southcentral
Kansas
Rep
Leltoy Gridley
Coffey County
Greeley County
Elwood
Doniphan
Wichita
Topeka
Post
Richard E. Brown
Post Audit Committee
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Congress
Weinberger
John Tower
R-Texas
Glickman
Nancy Kassebaum
Defense Department
Kansas districts face funding questions from audits
State audits reviewed Columbus USD 493, Russell USD 407, and Spring Hill USD 290. None showed critical violations, but all carried recommendations and warned of looming funding risks due to enrollment growth and fiscal practices.
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Vopeka
Kan
Kansas
Legislative Division of Post Audit
Columbus
Russell County
Spring Hill
Associated Press
Post
Johnson
Miami Counties
Kansas City
Russell
Suspect Signs Written Threat in Kansas City Area
A 19 year old Michigan student from Haskell Indian Junior College in Lawrence was charged with making a terroristic threat after giving police a note that read I want to kill the president. Federal officials investigated but no charges filed yet. The suspect, David A. Bateman, appeared at the Lawrence police station after entering about 3 30 am.
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Lawrence
Kan
Michigan
Reagan
Mike Malone
Douglas County
David A. Bateman
Haskell Indian Junior College
Bateman
East Lansing
Mich
Jim Cantrell
U.S. Secret Service
Kansas City
Mike Reeves
Catherine Thomas
Reeves
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Harold Phares Deceased
The District Court in Franklin County Kansas hears petitions by Melanie Ann Cromwell and Earl Craig Phares Co-Executors seeking approval of acts settlement of accounts and closure of administration of the estates of Harold Phares and Jean Phored Shares deceased. Notices require defenses by December 23 1981 at 2 PM in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys Byrd Richeson in Ottawa handle proceedings.
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Franklin County
Harold Phar
Harold Phares
Kansas
Fersons
Melanie Ann Cromwell
Gar
Ottay Saa
Branklin County
Kingaste
Apf
Jean
Alice Jean Sharesdece
State of
Melanie Ann Cromwall
Dean Phares
Ottawa
Kan
Earl Craig Phares
John L. Riche
Son
Anderson, Byrd & Richeson
P.O. Box
Second & Main
Kandas
Attorys
Daughter-In-Law Bids Sakharovs Farewell
In Moscow the daughter-in-law of Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov prepared for a weekend reunion in Gorky as a farewell trip after a hunger strike brought a chance to emigrate to the United States. Liza Alexeyeva, 60, outlined plans to take an early morning train and carry ten grapefruits as souvenirs.
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Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
United States
Gorky
Liza Alexeyeva
Sakharov
Yelena Bonner
Miss Alexeyeva
Alexeyeva
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Gov. Carlin
Department of Public Safety
Riverside
N. Cedar
DPS
G.A
Diamond
Dave Kaup
Columbus Unified School District No
Cherokee County
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Sweetheart
Woopstock
Golly
OPIER
Richard Stanwix
Rold Phares
Kanlace
Millen
Ann Cromwall
John. Richeson
Anderson, Byrd
Beetle Bailey
Sarge
Dian
Eded
Walt
Sakharovs
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Anatoly Alexandrov
Miss Alexéyeva
Montana
Alexei Sémmyonov
Bonnér
Volga River
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