Trailer Anchors Minimize Damage in Tornado Hit Frontenac
A Frontenac tornado damaged 68 mobile homes at Bartos Trailer Park and injured four, with officials noting tethered trailers reduced destruction. About 86 trailers were in the park and total damage was pegged near 1 million dollars, pending revision. National Guardsmen aided relief, Mennonites helped cleanup, and residents sought shelter with relatives or at a church.
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Pittsburg
Ann Zagar
Pam Hornback
Steve Bradshaw
Crawford County
Pearson Tackles Senate Reform With Brace of Ideas
Former Kansas Republican senator James Pearson and ex-Connecticut Democrat Abraham Ribicoff lead a two man task force to make sweeping reforms in Senate rules and procedures. They aim to curb obstruction while protecting minority rights and may propose changes to amendments filibusters roll calls and committee jurisdictions. The Rules Committee will release a formal report within a month detailing proposed reforms and potential battles ahead on Capitol Hill.
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Rhetoric at Odds Over Reagan Missile Defense Plan
Washington reports an escalating U S Soviet clash over Reagan defense policy. Andropov accuses Reagan of lying while Weinberger calls Soviet claims disinformation. Reagan urges public support as Congress approves a restrained budget path ahead of Senate action after Easter recess.
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Block Warns of Trade War Over European Farm Subsidies
Washington AP Block says ongoing CAP subsidies push Europe to export surplus at below cost, threatening U.S. farm exports. He cites subsidized flour sales to Egypt and blended credit schemes as examples of measures outside standard trade policy.
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Block
United States
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Thorn Birds tops Winds of War in Nielsen ratings
The Thorn Birds first installment aired by ABC drew higher ratings than The Winds of War in Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Detroit, with New York equal. Nielsen overnight figures from ABC show San Francisco data pending later. The 10 hour miniseries cost 21 million dollars to produce.
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Television Ratings Show Thorn Birds Tops In New York
The Thorn Birds drew a 45.5 rating and 58 share in New York the broadcast's largest audience with other cities listed at 41 rating 53 share Chicago 40.3 59 Los Angeles 43.5 58 Philadelphia 45.2 62 Detroit 45.5 58. Earlier this month officials met near Washington as U S and European Community observers discussed avoiding a trade war. U S Wheat Associates described war fears and noted surpluses of farm products. Continental Grain Co president Michel Fribourg warned of a two front conflict spreading from agriculture to industry textiles and services with China and EC.
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Detroit
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Atlantic
Michel Fribourg
Continental Grain Co
Europe
China
Fribourg
National Grain & Feed Association
Here We Grow Watch Us Grow Ottawa Lodge Notice
Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A F and A M calls a special communication on Tuesday March 29 with a fish dinner at 6 6 Bm and work in the third degree with the Fellow Craft team at 7 p m Master James Rybolt and Secretary Max Shoemaker listed in personals
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Max Shoemaker
Notice of Uncompensated Services Closure and Probate Hearing
Legal notices published March 28 1983 inform that Ransom Memorial Hospital's uncompensated services program will close April 1 1983 with no reopening until January 1 1984. The District Court of Franklin County Kansas schedules a hearing in the estate matter of Roy A Miller with Ruth L Miller as petitioner, listing certificates of convenience and necessity, serial docket numbers, vehicle and real property details, and a defense filing deadline of April 22 1983.
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Ottawa
Ruth L. Miller
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