Wichita businessman Hardage leans toward Kansas governor bid
Sam Hardage, 43, a Wichita developer and former 1978 U S Senate hopeful, appears ready to seek the Republican nomination for Kansas governor. He has not finalised a decision, but campaign staff and state GOP sources indicate a likely run with letters and press setup underway.
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Leutenant
Dave Owen
Stanley
Ron Ibbetson
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Louis A. Klemp Jr
Leavenworth
Kansas Senate
Ross Doyen
Concordia
House
Wendell Lady
Dozier Kidnappers Convicted in Verona Italy
Verona court convicts 17 Red Brigades members for kidnapping U S Army Brig Gen James L Dozier. Sentences range 26 months to 27 years with Savasta as ringleader given 16 years 6 months. Dozier testified and has left Italy for Fort Knox. Eight defendants at large were tried in absentia.
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Red Brigades
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James L. Dozier
Antonio Savasta
Dozier
NATO
United States
Fort Knox
Blues Seek Cuts In Benefits At Kansas City Plans
Blues Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City asks its boards for permission to trim psychiatric care and other benefits. Proposals also include boosting outpatient surgery and tightening controls on nonessential hospital stays.
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Kansas City, Mo
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
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Arms Build-Up May Hurt Industry
The Kansas City Times reports a $1.6 trillion five year defense buildup may divert funds and talent from U S commercial industry. Large contractors show excess capacity while smaller parts makers face foreign competition and aging equipment. A Japanese dominance in optics and scarce 50,000 ton presses highlight domestic weaknesses.
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Seiler Instruments
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Defense Science Board
United States
Owners and Players Jab at Strike Talk
Jack Donlan says players talk of a strike but NFL owners are unmoved and will not be swayed. The NFL's chief negotiator adds the league should stop handling union business and gathering clues from its members. Donlan voiced belief in players backing a strike if they choose to pull it.
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National Football League
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Donlan
Ed Garvey
NFL Players Association
Albuquerque
N.M
Garvey
Pete Rozelle
Cuba Asked To Nix Arms
Secretary of State Haig sent Gen Vernon Walters to Havana to urge Fidel Castro to stop backing El Salvador guerrillas. Walters met Castro for four hours, per Le Monde. The New York Times quotes officials signaling acceptance of negotiated talks in El Salvador while keeping power out of guerrilla hands.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
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Fidel Castro
el Salvador
U.S
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Haig
Vernon Walters
Walters
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Castro
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Mexico
United States
Legislative highlights in Kansas severance and intangibles bills
The Senate Ways and Means Committee killed two severance tax bills by 7-4 and 7-3 votes, while one had passed the House earlier and another had been the Senate’s sole severance tax measure. The House endorsed two intangibles tax bills, sending them to the Senate, where similar measures stall. A waste bill to join a midwestern interstate compact on radioactive waste storage advances, moving to a final House vote before the governor. Primary opposition critiques presidential primary fees, calling them costly and partisan erosion, while supporters cite turnout records from 1980. Gov Carlin’s gas price freeze measure gains brief Senate committee interest for introduction.
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Ways and Means
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Kansas
House Elections Committee
John Carlin
Notice to creditors and divorce petition in Franklin County
First published notices warn creditors to file claims within six months for the estate of Nelson Edward Brites and record a separate divorce petition by Kathy Primeaux seeking an absolute decree and child custody with a hearing set by April 22, 1982 in Ottawa Kansas. The notices name Twila Ann Lindsey as sole heir and Lancelot Primeaux III as responding party with dates.
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Franklin County
Kansas
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Nelson Edward Briles
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Lancelot Primeaux
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Ottawa
Spectator viewing planned for Columbia landing at White Sands
The White Sands Missile Range announces a viewing area for the Space Shuttle Columbia landing, with austere facilities and safety warnings. Access via one two lane road from 6 am to 11 am Monday, capacity limits set for roughly 40,000 overflows directed to nearby White Sands National Monument.
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N.M
Alan Nord
Army
Nord
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