Robbers steal 9.8 million from armored car firm in New York
FBI calls the heist an inside job with solid leads and a note left by thieves stating robbers were here. Questions linger about a single guard, missing cash, and a silent guard dog as investigators probe the audacious 9.8 million theft and its unusual details.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weight Training Principles Explained by Dr Donahue
This excerpt explains supersets, forced reps, and the pumping effect in weight training. Supersets pair agonist and antagonist muscles with minimal rest, forced reps use a spotter to allow heavier lowering, and pumping refers to temporary blood dilation rather than immediate muscle growth.
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Donahue
J.J.R
Views On Education The Innocent Victims By Roger D Nelson
U S D 290 and many Kansas districts face a significant state equalization aid cutback. The piece argues education funding supports public services and economic health, citing literacy benefits, higher dropout unemployment costs, and prison costs. It notes a $71 300 loss and potential further 3.3 percent cuts in February 1983, urging preservation of funding.
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South Main
Highway Patrol
Main Street
Roger D. Nelson
U.S.C
Board of Education
Survey Of American Eating Tastes Reveals New Trends
The USDA study shows rising red meat and poultry consumption from 1973 to 1980, with beef dropping while pork climbs and fish steady. Low income groups eat more meat per person and spend less per week than higher income groups, aided by cheaper pork and poultry.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Hay Market Shifts With Dry Southwest Weather
Hay shortages in Texas Oklahoma and Southwest Kansas push hay prices higher as feedlots demand more roughage. Reports from the U S Department of Agriculture and Kansas City Board of Trade note alfalfa markets strengthening with dairy and feed quality hay trading up and Japan showing interest in dehydrated alfalfa pellets for February and March delivery.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Platte Valley
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Japan
U.S
Ottawa Herald subscription rates announced for local and out of state
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription pricing for in trade area and outside, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Rates vary for in state and out of state, and include sales tax. out-of-state subscribers face a 3.5 percent tax deduction.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wallington
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