Reagan Stays Salvadoran Course Amid Aid and EPA Debate
President Reagan said the United States will continue aid to El Salvador with no clear end in sight and warned against withholding. He denied attempting blackmail over a 110 million dollar request to train Salvadoran forces. The speech also blasted environmentalists and praised Burford, while criticizing bankers for withholding tax repeal lobbying. He rejected sending combat forces, stressed training rather than combat adviser deployments, and urged peaceful settlement with leftist guerrillas. He defended Burford and called for identifying White House aides who pressured her to resign. He noted EPA probes and urged patience toward El Salvador’s political process as voters seek order and democracy. Reagan claimed the economy is recovering, and he denied knowledge of the expulsion of diplomat Richard Osborne.
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Reagan
U.S
el Salvador
Congress
Senate
Bob Kasten
Wisconsin
Cuba
Nicaragua
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
EPA
White House
Burford
Lefist
America
Walesa calls for new protest forms in Poland trials
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, in Grudziadz for Anna Walentynowicz's trial, urged more determined protests against political indictments of labor leaders. At Gdansk shipyard, workers pressed to revive Solidarity and plan peaceful gatherings at a martial law monument.
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Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Lenin
Gdansk
Labor Federation
Walesa
Anna Walentynowicz
Lenin Shipyard
Farm broadcaster Paul DeWeese dies at 61
Paul DeWeese, Kansas farm broadcaster and former Kansas State University sports information director, died of an apparent heart attack at his home. A 1948 hire, he served as SID from 1953 to 1966 and later hosted Agriculture Today on KSAC and directed the Kansas State Radio Network.
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Manhattan
Kan
Paul DeWeese
Kansas Farm
Kansas State University
DeWeese
K-State
Kansas State
Kingman
Sid
KSAC
Kansas legislative calendar outlines week of tax and crime bills
Major committee activities in the Kansas Legislature March 14 to 18 include proposals to tax oil and gas severance, regulate gambling, require clear PAC identification, prohibit promotions of civil disorder, and amend hospital laws. The schedule lists sessions across Assessment and Taxation, Federal and State Affairs, Transportation, Judiciary, Public Health and Welfare, Ways and Means, Energy and Natural Resources, and Local Government with numerous bills and hearings.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Washburn University
Senate
Senate Energy and Natural Resources
Transportation and Utilities
Judiciary
Sunger
Dudietary
Ut.p.m
Reagan orders polygraph tests for federal leak probes
President Reagan announced a policy tightening for classified information access. All federal employees with access to secrets may be required to take lie-detector tests in leak investigations and face discipline for refusal. The order also requires nondisclosure agreements and prepublication review for Sensitive Compartmented Information.
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Washington
Reagan
CIA
National Security Agency
Justice Department
Defense Department
Steven Garfinkel
Information Security Oversight Office
Estate notices and sheriff sale in Franklin County Kansas
Legal notices from Franklin County Kansas published Feb 26 to Mar 12 1983. Notices include estate proceedings for Ethel Anna Hall Fern Ethelyn Roseberry and Frank Hobart Parks and sheriff sale under Fidelity Bond Mortgage Co. Also tax levy notice excluding aging costs with election option. Names include Reba Gragg Hobart Barrett Parks Doris P Elder Reignald Roseberry Maxine Baker Robert Pinot Roy Swank and Laura Sutton.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ethel Anna Hall
State of
Reba Gragg
Otawa
Frank Hobart Parks
Hobart Barrett Parks
Doris P. Elder
Atorney
Ottawa
District Court
Fern Ethelyn Roseberry
Roseberry
Fern E. Roseberry
Reignald E. Roseberry
Maxine R. Baker
Ethelyn Roseberry
E. Roseberry
Reignard E. Roseberry
K.S.A
Roy Swank
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Snepp
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Thomas E. Gleason
Robert L. Pinot
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Kanse
Fidelity Bond & Mortgage Company
Corporation
Plointtt
Paul Ha Etal
Deland
Robert E. Lastelle
Anderson. C
Capitol
Overland
Atyest
Laura Sutton
Rex
Bowling
Sheriff
Ranklir
County
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