Oberlin Man Honored For Life Saving Feat
Pittsburgh AP reports Barbara Kastl recalls her son David a gallant 17 year old from Southgate Michigan honored by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for lifesaving efforts. He died attempting to rescue his sisters from Lake Michigan near Gulliver Michigan on July 3 1983 alongside others recognized for bravery across North America.
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Barbara Kast
David
Lake Michigan
Kastl
Southgate
Mich
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Gulliver
Andrew Carnegie
Peter P. Bobetich Jr
Baden, Pa
Aliquippa
Joseph W. Gardner
Orval Herbert Roulston
Douglas Lake
British Columbia
Michael A. Gigliotti
Haverhill
Mass
Joseph G. Gallo
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
Salisbury Beach
Robert B. Granaas
Trenton
Detroit
Robert J. Henderson
Opa- Locka
Fla
Miami
Henderson
Wallace L. Jensen
Oberlin, Kan
Joseph W. Manford
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Timothy M. McKeown
Millersburg
West Fairview
Michael R. Santino
Soap Lake
Wash
Kent A. Self
Addyston
Ohio
Konstantinos Tallman
Cincinnati
Kevin J. Stone
Norfolk
Neb
Platte River
Polks Show Finds New Radio Audience
Bruce Siedlik hosts The Big Joe Polka Show on KLNG in Omaha and nearby Council Bluffs, dropping Top 40 Saturdays for five hours of polka. He markets via ads in western Iowa and eastern Nebraska, finding a growing audience of polka lovers renewing interest in upbeat music.
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Big Joe
Siedlik
KLNG
Jerry Dean
Dean
Big Joel
Iowa
Nebraska
Columbus
Neb
South
Omaha
St Patrick's Day
SAAS
KRCB
Council Bluffs
Missouri River
Reagan Aides Cite Belief Federal Aid Corrupts Recipients
AP reports Budget chief David Stockman and Education Secretary William Bennett voice a shared view that federal aid corrupts recipients and fuels budget battles. Stockman warned of repercussions after criticizing veterans, farmers, and educators while Bennett criticized middle class beneficiaries of federal education aid, signaling a broader drive to shrink New Deal era social programs.
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David Stockman
William J Bennett
Reagan
Stockman
Bennett
Stockman and Bennett
KG&E Consumers Distrust Wolf Creek Plant Support
A Wichita Eagle Beacon poll shows a majority of KG&E customers doubt the Wolf Creek nuclear plant is needed and question its safety. Voters oppose large rate increases, with 53 percent saying the plant hurts Kansas’ economy and 49 percent doubting its safety. Only 2 percent support most of the proposed 40 percent rise this year. regulators’ fairness is also in doubt.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wolf Creek
Kg&e
Burlington
Kansas
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Wolf Creekie
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