Richmond Free Fair Results Highlight Local Highlights
Local Richmond results feature at the Free Fair with page 5 coverage. A gubernatorial and Second District primary dominates the political brief on Tuesday, page 6 notes. A health scare forces Panama's 42 year old leader to resign or adjust plans, page 6.
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Traffic Woes Rise On Cedar Street Opening
Ottawa officials report a sewer pipe break near Seventh and Willow causing a large cavern under Cedar Street. A three foot hole on Willow leads to a 12 foot wide void. Cedar Street traffic is diverted with a temporary gravel strip while a backhoe is secured to repair and refill.
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Cedar Street
Fifth Street
Seventh
Willow
Earl Reed
Reed
Cedar
Fifth
Skunk Run
Mixed jury in grain deal extends uncertainty in market
Farm leaders and lawmakers tempered praise for President Reagan's plan to extend the current Soviet grain pact for one year. Economists warned it would address little market uncertainty while noting the United States remains a limited supplier as state suspicions about long term sales linger.
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Michael Bates
Associated Press
Congress
Reagan
Orlen Grunewald
Kansas State University
Grunewald
United States
Carter
Howard Ward
St. John
Kan
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Ward
U.S
Charles Grassley
Aiown
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Kansas
Bob Dole
Varel Bailey
Anita Farmer
Thone
Fed lowers discount rate to 11 percent on lenders
Washington AP. The Federal Reserve Board cut its discount rate to 11 percent effective Monday, the second cut in two weeks. The move, the lowest since 1980, followed a prior 12 percent reduction and aimed to mirror market rates while not immediately lowering private rates. Directors from 10 of 12 regional banks voted for the reduction. Cleveland and Richmond did not join.
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Israeli Air and Naval Attack on West Beirut After Cease-Fire
Israeli jets gunboats and artillery struck guerrilla targets in west Beirut for three hours breaching a halt in fighting. U S envoy Habib arranged a new cease-fire at 9 p m, with shells hitting the Moslem sector and civilians affected as fires and ambulances filled the streets.
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West Beirut
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanon
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Tel Aviv
Israel Defense Forces
Habib
Beirut
PLO
Israel
WAFA
Menachem Begin
Shafik Wazzan
Oceanside
West
County Forecast Sunny Warmer Weekend With Highs Near 90s
County forecast calls for sunny and warmer conditions Saturday with a high in the upper 80s to low 90s and westerly to southwesterly winds 5 to 10 mph. Saturday night will be mostly clear with a low in the mid to upper 60s, followed by mostly sunny conditions Sunday and a high in the low 90s.
Slogan Promoting Kansas Draws Grammar Complaints
Topeka reports a university professor says the Kansas tourism slogan Kansas the Land of Ah s contains an unnecessary apostrophe. Officials defend the phrase as catchy and effective, noting bumper stickers billboards ads and a tour guidebook.
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Land of Ah
Department of Economic Development
John Bremner
Oscar Stauffer
Univeristy of Kansas
Bremner
William Allen White School of Journalism
Bremmer
TV Guide
Schwartz
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