Kansas Primary Stakes Tighten For Carter And Kennedy
In Topeka and across Kansas three days before the Democratic presidential primary President Carter faces eroding support as Kennedy gains. Mondale and aides push final efforts in Kansas City and Wichita while Carter’s team cites inflation hostage issues and farm policy. Kennedy backers see momentum from recent wins and aim to close the gap, while Republicans fear a tight race as Reagan aides spotlight parity remarks to boost Bush.
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Kan
Carter
Kansas
Walter Mondale
Kansas City
Wichita
Robert Strauss
Jody Powell
New York
Connecticut
Iran
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson County
Sue Estes
Dave Doak
Doak
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
George Bush
Joe Bailer
Bush
Bailer
Kansas House Backs School Finance Plan With 30 Million Aid
The House approved an 81 to 40 vote for a school finance plan offering 30 million dollars in new state aid to local districts, enabling most to raise budgets by 9 percent. The rival Senate plan adds 5 million more to Carlin's 30 million request, targeting an 8 percent rise and a larger tax impact. The debate signals an 87 million dollar property tax hike under the House plan and 67 million under the Senate version. The measure follows a Senate push to boost funding and tax effects.
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Senate
John Carlin
Kansas
Robert Miller
Wellington
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Salina
Little Hope For Survivors In North Sea Oil Rig Tragedy
Stavanger officials said hope remained dim for finding alive any of 101 workers missing after a massive oil rig complex overturned in a North Sea storm. By nightfall 38 bodies and 89 survivors were recovered as the air and sea search paused. water temperatures near freezing reduced survival chances to almost zero.
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Stavanger
Norway
Carl Wendt
Classified Advertising Rates and Warnings in The Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald outlines classified ad rates per line and column, with insertion policies, error corrections, and consumer protection guidance. It notes one free incorrect insertion policy and provides contact for reporting errors, urging readers to verify before signing contracts.
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Ottawa Herald
Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Topeka
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