Big 8 Presidents Top Pay And Fringe Benefits Revealed
The Omaha World-Herald reports Big 8 university presidents earn salaries plus fringe benefits such as housing cars and outside income. W. Robert Parks leads at 82500 with a 22.8 percent raise. Ronald Roskens is 76500. James C. Olson drops to sixth at 74000.
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Omaha
Neb
The
Omaha World-Herald
University of Nebraska
Ronald Roskens
Iowa State
W. Robert Parks
University of Iowa
Parks
Iowa Board of Regents
Nebraska
Roskens
Missouri
Guy Horton
Olson
University of Kansas
Gene Budig
Duane Acker
Kansas State University
Arnold R. Weber
University of Colorado
William Banowsky
University of Oklahoma
Lawrence L. Boger
Oklahoma State University
University of Nebraska Foundation
Weber and Banowsky
Horton
Weber
FBI Chief Paints Grim View of Rising Crime Figures
FBI Director William Webster told judges and lawyers at the Eighth Circuit Conference that violent crime has climbed 60 percent in a decade and 13 percent last year. He cited mugger money for mothers, fear of parks for the elderly, and widespread gun ownership. He urged Reagan policies to curb violence, noted white collar crime costs, and discussed access to bank records with owner permission. Webster recalled the Reagan shooting investigation and warned against repeating Kennedy era rights violations.
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Kansas City
America
FBI
William Webster
Webster
Eighth Circuit Judicial Conference
Reagan
New Orleans
Detroit
Chicago
Miami
Virginia
White House
Texas
Thunderstorms Roll Through Topeka Kansas AP
Thunderstorms moved across Kansas with heavy rain in places like Wamego and Belleville. The National Weather Service warned of more showers and isolated storms this weekend with temperatures in the 80s and 90s.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wamego
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Manhattan
Belleville
Chanute
Concordia
Mergers Expand Ties From Oil Giants to Small Firms
New York AP notes a wave of consolidations as Texaco Conoco Seagrams Du Pont and Elf Aquitaine chase raw materials and market power. Giants seek oil and minerals abroad while snapping up small, closely held businesses to gain financing and succession options, raising concerns about impact on jobs and entrepreneurship.
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NEW York
Texaco
Cities Service Co
Seagrams
Conoco
du Pont
U.S
United States
W.T. Grimm & Co
Chicago
Grimm
Israel Likud retains slim lead in official results
TEL AVIV AP Prime Minister Menachem Begin's Likud won 48 seats with 718 941 votes, edging Labor's 708 536 by 10 405 votes for the narrowest Parliament seat margin in 33 years. Total votes 1 954 609 78 percent. coalition partners eyed include National Religious Party Agudat Israel and TAMI.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menachem Begin
Likud Bloc
Labor Party
National Election Commission
Begin
Likud
Labor
Yitzhak Navon
National Religious Party
Agudat Israel
Tami
NRP
Shimon Peres
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University of Missouri
James C. Olson
Los Angeles
New York City
John Kennedy
Dallas
Abraham Lincoln
Garden City
Goodland
Coffeyville
Business Mirror
American Cancer Society
Rantoul, Ks
Ottawa
Rantoul Rd
Lister
M. Farmall
H.H. Gds
Frig
Elec
Kenmore
Eureka
Hoover
Lois Kirkland
Claude Myers
Harold Myers
Clerks
Wanda Kirkland
Marie Fritts
RAKAH
Tehiya
TELEM
Moshe Dayan
Shinui
Citizens Rights Movement
Democratic Movement For Change
Shlomzion
Flatto-Sharon
Shelli
United Arab List
Poalei Agudat Israel
Liberals
Spencer
BIG
Tall
Holliday Square
S. Topeka Ave
Bat
Cherokee Center
Custom Accessories, Inc
Kinemer En Supply
Ford Motor Company
Fairmont “S
Ford
S. Main
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