Peter Sellers Dies of Heart Attack at 54
London AP reports comedian Peter Sellers died early today at Middlesex Hospital after a third major heart attack in 16 years. He was 54, surrounded by family, with plans to travel to Los Angeles canceled.
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London
Peter Sellers
Sellers
Middlesex Hospital
Lynne Frederick
Victoria
Michael
Los Angeles
Britt Ekland
Dublin
Inspector Clouseau
Mount St Helens Quiet After Eruptions Subside
After spectacular eruptions sending ash ten miles high, Mount St Helens calmed and a volcanic cloud drifted away. Residents reported minimal ash on cars while a red crater remained visible. Earthquake lines showed a flat reading as steam wafted from the crater, per USGS.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helens
U.S. Geological Survey
Public sale notice of Ottawa Eureka Iola CATV systems
The undersigner will sell at public sale without reserve the debtor s cable TV property including Ottawa Eureka and Iola Kansas CATV systems and all after acquired assets. The sale, to be held at 10:00, covers equipment, coaxial cable, cameras, and related tangible property owned or acquired by the debtor, with the National Bank of North America holding a first lien. Dated June 2, 1980.
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Staten of Stat
Greenwood
Anderson
Nil
State of Kansas
Ottawa
Eureka
Iola
Kansas
National Bank of North
Ottawa Public Safety Auction July 26 1980
Ottawa Department of Public Safety holds a public auction at 2nd and Ash Ottawa Kansas Saturday July 26 starting 10:00 a.m. Items include dozens of bicycles many damaged tools hardware cords and household goods listed in three groups with motor parts sporting gear and camping equipment. Missing bicycle owners may attend before auction to claim items.
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Ottawa
Sears & Roebuck
Hawthorne
Sears
Murry
Otasco
Schwinn
Lincoln
Huffy
Montgomery Ward
Dalwa
Sony
Kelly Hemistat
Briggs Stratton
Firestone
Goodyear
BF Goodrich
JC Penney
Coronado Trans
Hemistat
Winchester Western
Stanley
Midland
Farm Credit Change Urged To Meet Money Market Strains
Kansas City AP report notes economist Kerry Webb of Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City urges expanded funding and lending by the farm credit system to tackle market challenges. Webb warns outstanding farm debt could double by 1990, urging lenders to develop competitive loan programs. Sale and Webb also discuss shifting to a variable discount rate to align with market rates.
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Kansas City, Mo
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Kerry Webb
Gordon H. Sellon Jr
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