Congress Ends Year Adjourning After Holiday Session
Congress adjourned for Christmas after approving bills to restore a $122 monthly Social Security minimum, provide a tax deduction boost for lawmakers with second homes, and pass farm price supports, highway, and foreign aid measures. Senate and House actions included an $11 billion farm price supports package and a tax break for members, with final votes delivering these to Reagan for signature.
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Obituary notices summarize local funeral details and survivors
Glenn R. King died at Osawatomie and services were set for Saturday in Ottawa with burial in Highland Cemetery. Stephen Douglas Mellies, 28, of Spring Hill, died at home. services planned in Overbrook with burial in Overbrook Cemetery. The notices list survivors, family relations, memorials, and funeral home details.
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Grace Fisher
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Greenwood-Roberts Funeral Home
Burger Clashes With Camera At Nebraska Speech
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger knocked a CBS News camera from a cameraman’s hands when the journalist tried to follow him into an elevator before a prison reform speech at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. A witness said Burger reacted after the camera struck him in the face.
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Here We Go Grow Meal Plan and Local Court Notices
A mixed page item covers a holiday meal menu for Wednesday through Thursday, a December notice, and a long string of local court records. Garry Abbott’s felony cocaine charge was dismissed after lab results. multiple speeding and traffic infractions are listed for area residents with fines.
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Warmer Days Ahead In Kansas After Snow Storm
Partly sunny but bitter cold across Kansas followed a winter storm that tracked through the state. The heaviest snow and ice fell in the north and east, creating hazardous travel and numerous accidents. Walter Hubert, 70, of Larned, was killed in a south central Kansas crash. The forecast calls for a warming trend from Saturday to Monday with highs from the 30s to 60s and little precipitation.
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Highway Patrol
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Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Public auction to sell real property in Ottawa at the county courthouse front door on January 11, 1982 at 11:00 a.m. The property includes lots 13 and 18 in Block 2%, Gawhes Sheldon and Topp ing's Addition, described as not yet apprised to satisfy an Order of Sale. Rex A. Bowling, Sheriff, and Herbert H. Hopper, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Rex A. Bowling
Beef Price Hike Predicted From Cattle Feed Trends
In a fall outlook, Kansas and seven leading beef states show fewer cattle placed on feed for slaughter in November and lower marketings, signaling higher beef prices ahead. Nationally placements reach 1.62 million head, the smallest since 1974, with statewide declines in Kansas.
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