First Human Entry Made Into Crippled TMI Reactor
Two volunteers in multiple protective layers entered the Three Mile Island containment building for the first time since March 1979 to monitor radiation levels and identify hot spots ahead of full decontamination. William Behrle and Michael Benson spent over an hour suiting up and about 20 minutes inside the chamber before exiting on schedule.
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Middletown
Three Mile Island
David Kluscik
William Behrle
TMI
Michael Benson
Stock gains lift Dow as inflation cools and recession hope grows
Markets rallied early with the Dow up 7.26 to 934.56 as gains edged declines on the NYSE. Labor data showed a 1 percent rise in consumer prices last month, while Council of Economic Advisers chief Charles Schultze said the recession could end by year’s end and inflation may have peaked. Texaco and Eastman Kodak led early volume as GM rose on July sales. Ford fell, Dome Petroleum jumped on Beaufort Sea drilling news.
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New York
Carter
New York Stock Exchange
Labor Department
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisors
Congress
Texaco
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Dome Petroleum
American Stock Exchange
Canada
Beaufort Sea
Gulf Canada
Amex
Mobil
NYSE
Legal Notices and Estate Hearings in Franklin County Kansas
Notices include probate matters for James E. Gerry and Bruce L. Phillips estates, final settlement for Bruce L. Phillips, and a mortgage foreclosure action by Charles F. Curry Co. against Ronnie L. Baker and Linda C. Baker. Public notices detail hearing dates, executor appointments, and deadlines for defenses, with addresses in Ottawa and Osawatomie Kansas.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
James €. Berry
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Willard van de Veer
Ottawa
Charles F. Curry Co
State of
Craig S. Powell
de Bonis
Charles F. Curry
Ronnie Lee Baker
Linda C. Baker
Charles F. Curry Company
Dry Weather Drives Cattle to Market Near Kansas City
Cattlemen within a 150 mile radius of Kansas City continue to haul drought stricken livestock to the stockyards, keeping the market unusually busy for a third straight week. About 5,000 head passed through last Thursday, with as many as 7,000 head forecast this week as grazing fails and corn crops falter. Prices for cows have tumbled, though a Tuesday rebound left values still below two weeks prior.
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Kansas City
Frank McCall
Swift & Henry Commission Co
McCall
Ray Davis
Witherspoon Commission Co
Davis
Kansas
Missouri
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Wall Street
Blake & Blake
John E. Blake
New Brotherhood
Kan
Attys
Bruce L. Phillips
de Bonis Non McQueary & Powell
Main
Osawatomie
Kansas State
Vic
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Topeka
Iernoons
Carl G. Mader
Florence J. Mader
Anderson County
City of
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Abraham Lincoln
Ronald Reagan
White House
Reagan
Goosemyer
Carter Lets
Him
Beetle Bailey
Rufus
Tenacy Trump
Stan
Ottom
Tae Cer
Rane Eee