Dole aides explain primary strategy in Kansas visit
In Kansas Dole allies confirmed attempts to contact rival campaigns at his instruction to learn if they might skip the Kansas April 1 primary. They stressed no commitments were sought and urged Dole to exit the presidential race, with options shifting to a Kansas delegation at the Detroit convention if no major candidates appear on the ballot.
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Topeka
Kan
Bob Dole
Dole
Kansas
Dave Owen
Owen
McDill
Huck" Boyd
Boyd
Alf M. Landon
GOP
Landon
John Connally
Connally
Bill Falstad
Joe Bailer
George Bush
Bush
Andy Carter
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
New Hampshire
Detroit
Senate
Iowa
Spain Guatemalan embassy siege triggers break in relations
Spain cuts diplomatic ties with Guatemala over a police assault at the Spanish Embassy that killed 39 people, including five embassy staff. Guatemalan officials blame a peasant firebomb. Spain demands an adequate explanation from the military regime.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Spain
Madrid
Adolfo Suarez
Maximo Cajal Y Lopez
EFE
Cajal Y Lopez
Carlos Toledo Vielman
Quiche
Eduardo Caceres Lenhoff
Adolfo Molina Orantes
Bill Aims to Preserve Rock Island Rail Service
A group of Great Plains senators introduced legislation to negate the ICC decision ending government subsidized Rock Island Railroad service. They seek federal loan guarantees to keep the line operating through August while seeking permanent solutions. ICC actions included a 4-2 vote and potential shutdown plans for Kansas City Terminal Railway Association duties.
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Washington
Great Plains
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
ICC
David Boren
D-Okla
Mrs. Kassebaum
Kansas City Terminal Railway Association
Darius Gaskins
KCT
Marcus Alexis
Kansas City Police Move To Save Gas
Kansas City police order divisions to cut gasoline use by 20 percent to stay within an $817,000 fuel budget for the year ending May 1. Maj. Raymond Roberts said prices rose from 88 to 94 cents per gallon in six weeks, and monthly consumption targets aim for 85,000 gallons versus 105,000 last February.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Roberts
Notice Of Names Of Fersons Appearing To Be Owners Of Abandoned Property
Legal notice lists individuals and entities with last known addresses in Ottawa and Williamsburg Kansas, including Nancy Schetisky and Grace Van Noy, as appearing to be owners of abandoned property. The notice’s date is February 1, 1980.
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Fersons
Nancy Schetisky
Ottawa
Kan
Shawnee Coal
R.A. Shumaker
Dr. C. R. Silverthorne
J. N. Smith
Spencer & Gibson
Curtis F. Stevens
John F. Teghtmeyer
Tintan
Lizzie Todd
Richard W. Tuttle
Williamsburg
Hal Townsend
Richard L. Turner
D. D. Tuttle
F. L. van Berkirk
Grace van Noy
Maggie van Ruden
Eunice
Kansas State Treasurer's Office
P. O. Box
Topeka
Joan Finney
Classified Ads Note From The Herald
The Herald notes it avoids misleading advertising but readers should verify contracts with the Consumer Protection Division Attorney General's Office Topeka for guidance and safety before signing any agreement.
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Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Topeka
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