Brett Plans Offseason Move to Palm Springs Calif
Kansas City area resident and All Star third baseman George Brett says he will move his winter home to Palm Springs California. He notes minimal winter activities in Missouri and plans several Kansas City trips for business while benefiting his golf game.
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Reagan Backs Habib Amid Bechtel Tie Inquiry
President Reagan’s spokesman said the president has the utmost faith in Mideast peace negotiator Philip C. Habib despite a Republican senator calling for his resignation over ties to Bechtel Group Inc. Larry Speakes defended Habib, calling him honorable and saying the relationship causes no concern.
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Ottawa Kansas adopts library repair and zoning ordinance
Ottawa Kansas governing body approves two ordinances. One authorizes repair and reconstruction of the city public library with costs $159 funded by general obligation bonds. The second amends the city zoning map to reclassify Lots 29, 31, 33 and 35, Block 63 from Heavy Industrial to R-2 Multifamily, effective upon publication.
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Democrats Duck Touchy Issues in Election Year Plight
In Washington, Democratic leaders resist shaping election-year spending cuts and tax hikes, hoping Republicans absorb political risk for Reagan's agenda. Republican Leader Robert Michel says House is split into two camps over budget actions, with one seeking pure budget implementation and the other aiming to sabotage it for November gains.
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Diagram of Nuclear Plant Sighting at World’s Fair
A diagram allegedly depicting the Nuclear One plant near Russellville Arkansas was found among weapons explosives drugs and computer gear in two YMCA rooms rented by a World’s Fair employee Authorities said the FBI is investigating the matter to assess any nuclear facility threat.
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Wall Street Moderately Falls Amid Fed Money Supply, Banks Cut Rates
The Dow dips 3.42 to 827.15 as losses outpace gains with 7 to 4 on NYSE. Banks trim prime lending rates from 16 to 5 percent while Hughes Tool rises on 500000 share block and 81 cent quarterly earnings. NYSE composite falls to 63.52. ASE index drops 0.73 to 256.09. volume 18.62 million shares at noon.
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