State budget plan outlined at 1.5 billion for 1983
Governor John Carlin presents a fiscal 1983 budget totaling 1.5 billion, about 165 million above the current request for fiscal 1982. The note appears on page 6 amid broader discussions of state finances. Page 10 references Whitey Herzog and Garry Templeton in St. Louis sports context.
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John Carlin
St. Louis
Garry Templeton
Whitey Herzog
Bicyclist Injured In Ottawa Area Accident
An 8-year-old Ottawa County boy, Russell Hanson, remained in critical condition Friday night at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a bicycle collision near Mud Creek Road overpass above I-35. Lynda Smith, 22, of rural Williamsburg, struck him as he rode along the north edge of the overpass around 4:30 p.m. He was airlifted from Ransom Memorial Hospital for head and other injuries, aided by neighbor Norman Cathcard until responders arrived.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
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Russell Hanson
Life Flight
Ransom Memorial Hospital
The
Med Center
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Son
Mud Creek
Lynda Smith
Williamsburg
Smith
Hanson
Norman Cathcard
Franklin County Ambulance Service
COF Faces Possible Osage Center Closure
COF Training Services warns Osage City facility may close if federal funding is cut 25 percent per SRS projections. Dan Andrews says a $38,000 operating deficit would erase contingency funds. fundraising and higher mill levies in Osage and Coffey counties are sought to cover the $60,000 shortfall.
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Diane Yeamans
Osage City
Dan Andrews
Franklin
Osage
Coffey
Robert Harder
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Andrews
COF
Osage County Commission
Osage County
Coffey County
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
Jones Foundation
Emporia
Eagles Lodge
Area Weather County Forecast Mostly Clear This Weekend
Mostly clear today and Sunday with no precipitation expected. Highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
U S To China Arms Sale Hinted
Washington officials indicate Reagan administration will ease restraints on defense related technology to China and may sell U S arms. Secretary Haig plans talks with Chinese leaders during a two week trip to Hong Kong Peking Manila and Wellington.
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China
U.S
State Department
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Hong Kong
Peking
Manila
Wellington
New Zealand
Weekend Offers Plenty Of Possibilities
Several major attractions fill the weekend schedule. The Ford Brothers Circus comes to Orlis Cox Field for 3 and 7 p.m. shows, with Lions Club sponsorship and ticketed prices of 3 for children and 5 for adults. The Skunk Run Book Sale and Art Fair at City Park features juried art prizes worth 400, bluegrass music, Mexican food, and sales from noon to 4 p.m., plus a 2 p.m. item auction and an autograph session for LL Edge. A Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club fishing contest at Brisco Lake awards prizes for largest and most fish, followed by a 4 p.m. camp weiner roast.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Orlis Cox Field
West Second Street
Lions Club
Lions Pro
City Park
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club
Brisco Lake
Camp Chippewa
Lefever quits nomination of Reagan human rights chief
Ernest W. Lefever withdraws from consideration as assistant secretary of state after Senate committee finds him unfit. He cites intolerance of suspicion and character assassination, saying he is blameless and refuses to endure attacks. Lefever acted after talks with Howard Baker Jr. and Senator Hayakawa.
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Washington
Ernest W. Lefever
Reagan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Lefever
Howard Baker Jr
Sen
Hayakawa
Calif
Tom Griscom
Baker
Griscom
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