Gramm Rudman Slashes Billions in Federal Aid Across States
A private study for SEIU Villers Foundation and NC Senior Citizens finds $9.7 billion in federal aid for transportation health education and other programs would be cut if Gramm Rudman spending cuts of $50 billion take effect October 1 1987. California New York Texas Illinois Ohio and Mississippi face large losses with Mississippi receiving the highest per capita cut.
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Duran Tops Zambrano In Second Round Return
Roberto Duran returned after 18 months and stopped Manuel Zambrano in the second round at 2:57 in Panama City. The former champ, weighing 165 pounds after a 55 pound cut, plans more training as he aims for a fourth world title. Zambrano, a natural 154 pounder, fought up from 154 to 163 and pressed Duran throughout a hugging bout before the knockout.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Kenneth Weatherbie
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas matter Estate of Kenneth Weatherbie case 86 P04 creditors are notified that on January 12 1964 a petition for issuance of letters of administration was filed by Glenna Weatherbie and Ronald N Weatherbie heirs. The notice cites the filing and directs interested parties to respond as required by law with the court.
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