Reagan Undergoes Colon Polyps Removal At Bethesda
President Reagan had two tiny polyps removed from his colon after a five hour post operative check at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Dr Smith said tests were normal and the president is in good health though future polyps may recur. final lab results due Saturday. The incident follows a cancerous tumor found last July and includes routine eye and dermatological exams.
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Reagan
T. Burton Smith
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Kansans’ May Voter Rolls Rise Ahead of August Primary
Kansas Secretary of State Jack Brier reports 1,127,594 registered voters as of May 15 for the Aug. 5 primary, up 1.3 percent from two years ago but down from May 1985. Purges under 1984 roll-cleaning and mail ballot law changes explain declines, with about 40,000 removed this year and 23,000 in Sedgwick County.
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Kan
Jack Brier
Brier
Kansas
U.S. Postal Service
Sedgwick
Butler
Crawford
Montgomery
Kansas Electric Rates See Slight Dip From National Average
Kansas electric customers paid an average $60.27 monthly in Q1 1986, just under the U S average of $60.48, with four major utilities and 736000 customers showing varied rates 750 kilowatt hours. KG&E and KCPL posted higher than national averages while KPL and Center posted below. KW and residential shares are listed with totals and percentages.
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Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Jacksonville, Fla
KPL Gas Service Co
Center Corp
Great Bend
Wolf Creek
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kg&e
KCPL
KPL
Center
Royals rookie storms back from slump in hallway
In a brisk sports brief, a Royals rookie recovered from a poor run to deliver a standout performance. The note highlights resilience and a key moment that revitalized his season.
U.S. Sweeps Spy Twinbill
In Washington a Soviet air attache, Col. Vladimir Izmaylov, 43, was expelled after the FBI caught him attempting to steal classified U.S. Air Force data on Star Wars, cruise missiles, stealth tech, and the Transatmospheric Vehicle. An American officer who cooperated with investigators faced and blocked the covert recruitment scheme. Separately in North Africa a Soviet KGB agent, Oleg Agraniants, defected and arrived in the United States for interrogation, amid prior disclosures about Vitaly Yurchenko and other spies.
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Air Force Office of Special Investigations
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Yurchenko
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Try
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Ronald Pelton
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Soviet Union
Pelton
National Security Agency
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Sovitnion
NBC Nightly News
Railroads Push Kansas Toward a New Frontier
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe’s 1860s rise reshaped Kansas society as railheads drew settlers, spurred town debt, and wove diverse crews and frontier towns into a single national network. The line followed the Santa Fe Trail, and growth brought both opportunity and risk to communities along the route.
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