Hart Narrows His Focus To White House
Tim Wirth with Gary Hart's backing begins a statewide fundraising tour for Colorado Senate seat vacancy. He plans a formal announcement in about two weeks to decide whether to run as Hart vows not to seek a third term and hints at pursuing the 1988 presidential nomination.
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White House
Grand Junction
Colo
Tim Wirth
Gary Hart
Wirth
D-Colo
Evergreen
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
George McGovern
Cbs-Tv
Charles Robb
D-Va
John Sununu
R-N.h
George Bush
Robb
Democratic Party
Mario Cuomo
New York
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Ottawa
Kan
Walter Mondale
County Commissioners Weigh Staffing Cuts and Wood Sale
County commissioners discussed reducing staff and whether to replace an employee, deciding to auction cut firewood from terrace trees to avoid competition with local sellers. They approved EMT wage steps for a trainee and a bridge replacement near Richter. They also reviewed Eisenhower Road damage and statewide tax reappraisal mapping plans.
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Sioners
DeJulio
Emergency Medical Services
Ted McCurdy
Johnson County Community College
McCurdy
Richter
Eisenhower Road
Marais Des Cygnes
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Jane Wyman to Return to Falcon Crest Set in 3 5 Weeks
Publicist says Jane Wyman recovering from abdominal surgery and flu like symptoms. She will be discharged in a few days and recuperate at Santa Monica home before resuming work in three to five weeks.
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Santa Monica
Calif
APY
Falcon Crest
Jane Wyman
Joni Martin
St. John’s Hospital
Reagan
Martin
Wyman
Bob Crutchfield
Lorimar Productions
County reports face felony charge and assorted thefts
The Daily Report lists charges for a habitual violator with felony driving accusations, an expired tag and no insurance. It notes jail intake for initial appearance and details burglaries by John Hook, 525 North Main, plus multiple vehicle accidents, property damages, and a fire in Franklin Township with Life Flight transfer to KU Medical Center.
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John Hook
N. Main
Here
Gordon Paul Trucking
Ottawa
RFD 2
Larry Young
Rural Pawnee
Neb
Verlin Conkle
Rural Lebo
Robert Hendrickson
Ottawa Rfd 3
Joyce D. Smith
Lane
Karrie A. Brockman
Larrit L. Kleita
Rantoul
Andrew Mayfield Jr
Mayfield
Wayne L. Knight Jr
South Main
Thomas T. Beauchanp
Ottawa Red 1
Pamela K. Correll
Onaga
Peoria
Ford
Franklin Township
Robert
Debbie Braley
le Loup
Willard W. Scamman
Topeka
Department of Public Safety
Ransom Memorial Hospital
RMH
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Lethal Gas Cloud Over Oklahoma Plant Kills One
A leak at Sequoyah Fuels Corp in eastern Oklahoma released 14 tons of uranium hexafluoride and a plume of hydrofluoric acid that killed one worker and sent 43 others to hospitals, with most treated and released by Sunday. Officials described the acid as highly corrosive and the health effects as transient.
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Sequoyah Fuels Corp
Oklahoma
Dale McHard
Radiation and Special Hazards Service
State Department of Health
Richard Barnett
Sequoyah County
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