Administration Defends Star Wars Stand Ahead of Talks
The Reagan administration defends its Star Wars anti-missile program as talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Geneva approach. Officials say SDI is not a bargaining chip, while Moscow pursues radar systems that may violate the ABM Treaty. The administration warns that Soviet deployment could collapse deterrence, urging continued $26 billion five year research.
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Carlin seeks 1.5 million for teacher training and campus projects
The plan requests 1.5 million to fund in service training for teachers and updates to education. It also proposes major campus construction under the Kansas Board of Regents, maintenance and repair funding, a 500 thousand Farmers Assistance Counseling and Training Service, and a 500 thousand increase to the state superfund with welfare program boosts totaling about 2.9 million. The governor aims to raise cash reserves to 115.6 million by June 1986 and 132 million by June 1996, but without new money reserves could fall below 100 million, risking cash flow.
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Ottawa USD 290 weighs option on railroad tax share
Ottawa USD 290 board members on Thursday chose the second option as most economical. Superintendent Roger Nelson said the district received 97,364.02 in December from County Treasurer Marilyn Talbott as its share of the 1982 railroad taxes. Talbott noted the countywide 1982 railroad tax proceeds totaled 450,595.75 with 870,220.95 distributed among districts. 80,374.80 is held as interest. Nelson estimated the district’s share of the interest around 20,900. He added that A.S.D. 490 briefs are due and the Supreme Court should hear the Butler County case by mid-March.
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Soviets Admit Possible Missile Over Norway
Helsinki reports the Soviet Foreign Ministry confirmed a missile flew over Norwegian territory. Finland pressed Moscow for information and intensified a Lapland search for traces, marking the first Finnish acknowledgment that the Soviets may be involved in the Dec 28 intrusion.
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Freezing Rain and Snow Sweeps Across Eastern U S
Freezing rain and heavy snow hit the eastern half of the country as a Dixie storm forced dozens of Tennessee schools to close. Up to 13 inches fell in Millington Tennessee and 10 inches in parts of Michigan. Power outages affected 113000 customers as officials warned of lingering travel hazards coast to coast.
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