Blaze destroys Construction Materials plant in Ottawa area
Fire at Construction Materials on a Ottawa area lumberyard site destroyed four trucks two forklifts roofing supplies plywood paneling hardware paints and window and door units. Damage is estimated over 200000 with company officials planning temporary offices and local crews potentially kept on as repairs begin.
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Junior Diamond
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Parking Bill Dies as Senate Rejects Topeka Parking Move
In Topeka the Senate voted 14 to 24 against a plan to end the city statehouse parking feud by giving state control of metered spaces with city reimbursement for lost revenue. Also in AP highlights, a ban on battle rockets would take effect in 1981 if approved, a veto powers bill seeks to curb highway project authority, a toll road plan from Leon to near Fredonia is deemed dead, and eight lawmakers push a high level waste storage ban in Kansas. Gold prices slip and rebound in London and Zurich amid a steady dollar, with midmorning and afternoon fixes near 726 to 750 per ounce.
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Kansas
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D-Lawrence
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Leon
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Instability in Middle East Threatens U.S. Economy
Washington reports describe how Iran turmoil, Afghan Soviet actions, and Mecca unrest threaten oil supplies and prices. Treasury Secretary Miller warns reliance on fragile Gulf energy risks the 1980s economy, with Saudi Arabia’s vast output and OPEC surpluses shaping global finance and US policy.
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Russia
Mike Douglas to be replaced on his talk show
Producers say Mike Douglas will be replaced on The Mike Douglas Show after 18 years. Group W cited long-range commitment into the 1980s and interest from John Davidson as factors. Douglas, 54, and his manager did not comment.
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John Davidson
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Douglas
New York Times
Davidson
Bert Parks
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