National Gorbachev's 15 year plan headlines resumption
The article reports that Mikhail Gorbachev unveils a 15 year program signaling the return to formal arms control talks and outlines the Soviet Union's strategic goals. It notes tensions with the United States as discussions resume, and names key officials involved in diplomacy.
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State Sheriffs Seek Relief in Jail Regulation Change
State sheriffs urge lawmakers to loosen jail rules citing overcrowding and safety concerns. They request expedited consideration of proposed amendments to standardize inmate processing and reduce delays in transfers and custody procedures.
Gramm-Rudman Ax Begins To Fall
Washington AP reports the Gramm Rudman deficit law shifts from talk to cuts. Space shuttle upgrades delayed, student costs rise, and Pentagon programs trimmed to reach an 11.7 billion dollar across the government reduction. Hiring freezes will be imposed with aims to minimize disruption.
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Kansas Faces Nearly 8 Million Gramm Rudman Budget Cuts
Federal Funds Information for States estimates Kansas would lose about 7.8 million dollars in the current year under Gramm Rudman automatic cuts. Social services, health block grants, energy assistance, education, and highways face reductions, with McConnell Air Force Base receiving 412 thousand in prep for B1 B Bombers. Congress and the president could block or alter these cuts before March 1.
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Local Gas Stations Wage War Over Gas Prices in Ottawa
Local stations on Ottawa's south side cut prices to 1.08 per gallon at two full service outlets as rivals across the street matched the move. Managers cite slow winter demand and fuel-discounting trends, with others like Taylor Oil and Cook's Service also adjusting to market shifts and impending bridge construction affecting travel patterns.
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Ottawa
South Main
S. Main
Plaschka
Weidner Oil
Luther Amphenour
Wayne Baylor
South Main Service
Amphenour
Rent Masters
Cook’s Getty
N. Main
Taylor Oil
Us-59
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Casey’s General Store
Highway Oil
the Marais Des
Cygnes River
Carol Taylor
Casey’s
Ramona Carter
Casey
Baylor
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Southside
Bob Knight
Knight Oil
Princeton
South Side
Knight
Committee Sits On Tax Hike In Topeka
A Kansas House committee voted 10-7 to delay action on Gov. John Carlin’s 1-cent statewide sales tax increase, blocking a move to send the bill to the floor without recommendation. Democrats joined two Republicans to table the measure after a daylong hearing involving Carlin administration officials and education officials.
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Alden Shields
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R-Junction City
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NASA cancels Columbia return as weather delays shuttle landing
NASA waved off the shuttle Columbia's return due to clouds and light rain at Cape Canaveral. Mission Control ordered a 24 hour no-go for the de orbit burn as the crew faced a liftoff delayed by mechanical and weather problems. A Friday landing attempt was planned with clearer skies expected.
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