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Highlights note Ma Bell's favorite 800 yields zilch in Nebraska. Argentina military civilians showdown nears as U S hedges over U N backed talks. Larry Gura impresses Billy Martin and the A s. State rescues the area drainage district.
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Israelis Step Up Offensive In West Beirut Battles
Israeli jets bomb guerrilla strongholds in west Beirut while gunboats join the bombardment in a widening conflict. Syrian MiGs are downed as Americans prepare to evacuate Lebanon amid a volatile, collapsing cease-fire and rising casualties.
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Yasser Arafat
Bekaa Valley
Lake Qaaroun
Hinckley Jurors Call For Change
Washington AP jurors in the Hinckley Reagan assassination trial urge federal insanity law revisions. They pressed for mandatory treatment in a mental institution followed by prison, saying the two verdict options limited deliberations. Jurors named include Maryland Copelin Nathalia Brown Woodrow Johnson Glynis Lassiter Lawrence Coffey.
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Reagan
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
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Nathalia Brown
Copelin
Woodrow Johnson
Glynis Lassiter
Lawrence Coffey
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Subcommittee On Criminal Law
U.S
Barrington D. Parker
Supreme Court Upholds Nixon Absolute Immunity
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that former President Nixon has absolute immunity from damages lawsuits for official acts. The decision applies to the firing of Air Force civilian employee A Ernest Fitzgerald, who had already received $142,000 in a settlement. The ruling centers on immunity when the alleged misconduct falls within the outer perimeter of official duties.
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Supreme Court Today
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United States
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Growth Drives Franklin Savings Assn Expansion And Relocation
Franklin Savings Association reports rapid growth with assets rising from 201 million in 1981 to about 440 million by fiscal 1982 end, a 120 percent gain. A $100,000 headquarters remodel in Ottawa adds space and a second drive up lane, while personnel rise to roughly 75 staff. The project targets completion by late August with plans for a Sept 1 open house.
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Franklin Savings Association
Ed Barnes
Ottawa
S. Main
Barnes
Midwest
Franklin
Kansas
Franklin Savings
Loyd Builders Inc
E.V. Skidmore & Associates
Budget Plan Sparks Political War Ahead of Elections
Washington AP reports Congress approves a 1983 budget plan with a record $103.9 billion deficit and requires future social program cuts totaling $6.7 billion next year and $27.2 billion over three years, while tax increases total $20.9 billion next year and $98.3 billion over three years. Reagan applauds the hurdle cleared. House support is narrow amid partisan rancor.
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Congress
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Senate
GOP
Reagan
House
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
D-Mass
Weather City Ottawa Forecast With Thunderstorms
The National Weather Service reports at the Ottawa Water Plant a low of 62 and a high of 82 with 0.14 inches of rain. The county forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight with a 60 percent chance of storms and locally heavy rain possible. Lows mid 60s, NE winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday remains mostly cloudy with a 40 percent storm chance, highs upper 70s to low 80s, NE winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Ottawa
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