State Population Up For The Decade
Kansas population rose 5.1 percent from 2,249,071 in 1970 to 2,363,611 in 1980, with Wichita Kansas City Topeka Overland Park and Lawrence remaining top cities. Official counts list 50 towns above 4,000 and 44 counties over 10,000, led by Sedgwick and Johnson with large gains.
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Interim Beef Inspection Overhaul Cuts Federal Inspectors
The Agriculture Department implements an interim plan to modify post-m slaughter checks, reducing roughly 40 cattle post mortem inspector positions nationwide. The move, aimed at budget limits and efficiency, follows immediate effect with a 60 day public comment window.
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Donald L. Houston
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Saudis To Rebuild Traqi Reactor At King Khaled Demand
Saudi information minister Mohammed Abdu Yamani said the Saudi government will rebuild the Iraqi Traqi nuclear reactor at King Khaled's order. Crown Prince Fahd received the orders from the king, with Khaled vowing to cover the rebuilding costs after discussions with French President Mitterrand.
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Economists Doubt Reagan Inflation Forecast
Washington AP reports private economists question President Reagan's 6.2 percent inflation target for 1982, saying disinflation will be slow after years of high inflation. They cite 12.6 percent last year and 8.6 percent forecast for this year, with unemployment seen at 7.7 percent this year and 7 percent next year.
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Thomas D. Thomson
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Allen Sinai
Edward Yardens
Slurry Pipeline Impact Studied
A federal environmental impact statement examines a 1700 mile coal slurry pipeline from Wyoming to Louisiana. It warns of a 100 foot drop in water levels near the Wyoming origin over 50 years, with 20 200 acre feet yearly depletion of the Madison aquifer across several states, while deeming other route impacts minor. Public comments run to August 17 via the Bureau of Land Management.
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