Carlin seeks delay free wheat aid decision in Kansas
Kansas Governor John Carlin said a decision on disaster aid for late season wheat damage may come in several days or a few weeks after he delivered the request to U S Agriculture Secretary John Block. The request seeks low interest Farmers Home Administration loans for farmers in 59 counties with 20 percent plus losses, totaling 118.6 million bushels lost across 5.7 million acres.
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Heat Wave Joins Weather Assault
Heat from a regional heat wave shattered records from Florida to North Carolina and beyond as Jacksonville hit 105 degrees, California towns sweltered, and New York City faced a 93 degree day. Fires burned 65 homes in six Southern California counties while floods killed nine in Texas and disrupted Indiana, Kansas, and Oklahoma communities.
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Civella Transferred To Oklahoma For Prison Stay
Nick Civella, reputed Kansas City crime boss, begins a four year federal bribery sentence. He moves Monday from Leavenworth to El Reno in Oklahoma, where he will likely serve the full term. Associate Peter Tamburello faces a two year sentence and seeks a surrender arrangement while awaiting serving details.
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Reagan to nominate James J. Marquez as U.S. attorney
President Reagan will nominate James J. Marquez of Topeka to be the new U.S. attorney for Kansas. Dole and Kassebaum announced the nomination Tuesday. Marquez, 40, a Republican, has served as pardon attorney and acting corrections secretary, and will replace James P. Buchele whose term expires June 30. A background check by the FBI will take four to six weeks.
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