Highlights of 1985 AP year in review sports and world
The piece surveys a year filled with disasters and terrorism worldwide alongside brief lighter moments. It references Kansas top sports story 1985 linked to a Missouri address, and notes tribal fighting worsening conditions in South Africa. Page and section hints included.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
South Africa
Winter Weather Slams Nation Causing Deaths And Florida Losses
Weather fronts from Alberta Clipper systems bring freezing temperatures and wind chills to Minnesota and Ohio while Florida citrus growers report scattered fruit damage from a second night of record cold. Snow piles up near December records around the Great Lakes as air traffic remains grounded by fog. At least 15 deaths across six states are blamed on the storms, with new records in several Florida cities and erosion warnings along Lake Erie coasts.
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Florida
Great Lakes
Alexandria
Minn
Alberta
Canada
Ohio
Daytona Beach
Fort Myers
Key West
Tony Howard
Miami
Buffalo
N.Y
Donald Wuerch
Lake Erie
Hamburg
Tom Niziol
Murder Charges In Miami Police Corruption Scandal
Four Miami police officers were arrested amid an internal probe into corruption tied to a multmillion dollar cocaine shipment. Three officers face murder and racketeering charges after suspected drug dealers drowned in a river during the alleged theft attempt.
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Miami
Miami City
Reginald Roundtree
Metro-Dade
Cmdr
William Johnson
Arturo de la Vega
Johnson
Pedro Baez
Ruben Ortiz
Lebanon Leaders Agree on Syria Backed Civil War End
In Damascus top Christian Druse and Shiite militias reach a Syria brokered peace pact to end Lebanon’s decade of civil war. The accord, likely signed Saturday, would share power among moslems and christians, call for armistice, elections within a year, and overhaul the 37,000 strong army amid sectarian rifts. Secretary officials say about 30 militia figures and politicians, including Nabih Berri and Walid Jumblatt, traveled for the signing. A new constitution and prolonged truce are expected outcomes.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Abdul-Halim Khaddam
Syria
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Progressive Socialist Party
Justice
Nabih Berri
Amal
Elie Hobeika
Joseph Skaff
Skaff
Associated Press
Kansans To Have Good Motoring In '86
Kansas motorists can expect cheaper gasoline as heating demand falls. Lyle Goltz cites ample supplies of gasoline diesel and propane in January and predicts prices may drop by month end. Self service regular unleaded averages 1.14 per gallon with premium at 1.32. Diesel remains higher than a year ago by about six cents. A national survey projects Kansas families may spend about 2,470 on motor fuel in 1986 if prices hold.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Lyle Goltz
Goltz
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Governor fills Regents Posts in Kansas
Gov John Carlin named Wichita oilman Donald C Slawson and Richard W Dodderidge of Mission Woods to the Kansas Board of Regents with four year terms. He also reappointed Junction City publisher John G Montgomery to a second term.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Wichita
Donald C. Slawson
Richard W. Dodderidge
Mission Woods
Kansas Board of Regents
Carlin
Junction City
John G. Montgomery
Slawson
Slawson Oil Co
Larry Jones
Regents
Jones
Dodderidge
American Multi-Cinema Inc
Kansas City
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
Montgomery
Montgomery Publications
Junction City Daily Union
Slawson and Dodderidge
Patricia Caruthers
Sandra McMullen
Hutchinson
Frank Becker
el Dorado
Bill Roy
Norman Brandenberry
Russell
Richard Rienhardt
Erie
University of Kansas School of Business
Wichita State University Center For Entrepreneurship
University of Kansas
KU Alumni Association
Kansas State University
Brewer Advertising Co
Brewer
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