Israeli Envoy Clings To Life After Shooting
Israeli Ambassador Shlomo Argov, 53, was fighting for his life after a brain wound from a Thursday night shooting near the Dorchester Hotel in London. Police captured a young man believed Arab and arrested two suspected accomplices, Palestinians with false passports. The incident drew immediate international condemnation and was linked by a senior Israeli official to the Palestine Liberation Organization.
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Reagan Warns Allies On East bloc Credits At Summit
President Reagan travels to an economic summit warning allies that easy credits to the Soviet bloc could leave the West enslaved by Moscow’s debt. Treasury Secretary Regan argues限 limits protect European jobs while opponents call it a frenzy and oppose constraining trade.
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Media Power and Responsibility Warned by Baron
Baron argues media power shapes reality and urges restraint as propaganda masquerading as news erodes trust. He cites Dean Acheson and a CBS News documentary on Westmoreland, urging industry self scrutiny and nonviolent correction within constitutional rights.
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Osage City to Host Nation's First Municipal Solar Plant
Osage City Kansas selected for a 46 million solar thermal project to test a city powered by a small solar array. Five 50 foot parabolic dishes will track the sun to generate steam for a turbine, with a 10 acre site at a former landfill. The plant aims for about 100 kilowatts, supplementing the 7,000 kilowatts city plant. Financing via unspent 1980s funds.
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Public TV expands to southeast Kansas and new station near Bunker Hill
Kansas Public TV Board approved nearly 624000 in state aid for four stations including a new Bunker Hill outlet with a 148496 grant to start this year. The southeast Kansas project will reach about 100000 households in 14 counties via translators on towers near Tola Emporia and Independence. Dale Anderson of KTWU said translators should be on air within 12 months, likely starting at Tola with Emporia or Independence next.
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