Local thinclads chase league and EK track titles
In Kansas City area pages, KCAC and EK track championships feature local college and high school athletes competing for conference and regional titles. Reports highlight standout performances and emerging stars amid season-long standings and meet summaries.
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EK Kk Crac
KCAC
Interstate 70’s mixed impact on Kansas towns and crime
The article weighs I-70 as economic boon and social risk across northwestern Kansas. It cites towns like Hays and Wilson benefiting from traffic while noting rising law enforcement costs and a multistate crime spree linked to three Michigan residents, including a Paxico rest stop slaying.
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Kevin Walsh
Associated Press
Kansas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North
Grainfield
Levant
Michigan
Thomas County
Thomas Jones
Jones
Collyer
Colby
Ben Dinkel
WaKeeney
Trego County
Tom Rhoden
J.D. Oakes
Wichita
Hays
McDonald’s
Hardee’s
Wal- Mart
Econo
Holiday Inn
Lloyd Lundy
Best Western Vagabond
Wilson
Salina
Lake Wilson
Eleanor Hunter
Alma
I-70
Junction City
Topeka
Earl Evans
Evans
Paxico
Manhattan
Rhode Island
Carlin Signs Farm Legal Aid in Toll Free Assistance
Gov. John Carlin signed a law creating a toll free number to connect farmers with free legal aid and counseling in Kansas. He criticized House Republicans for blocking a separate bill to subsidize farm operating loan interest rates, which would have cost about 2.6 million dollars annually. The Farm Assistance, Counseling and Training Service received 300,000 dollars, with 110,000 for farmer legal help, eligibility set by the state agriculture agency.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
House
Kansas House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
William Bunten
Mike Hayden
R-Atwood
House Agriculture and Small
Lloyd Polson
Vermillion
Agriculture Committee
Hayden
Bunten
Polson
Senate votes to slash Medicare Medicaid amid pay cut fight
The Republican Senate approved cutting 17.5 billion from Medicare and Medicaid over three years and tied on a proposal to cut congressional pay. The body then backed freezing hospital and doctor payments for a year and raising beneficiary premiums over five years. A Gramm effort to abolish Legal Services Corp. failed 71 to 27.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Congressional
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
Louisville
Reagan
Phil Gramm
R-Texas
Legal Services Corp
West Germany
Robert Dole
Dole
Administration
David Stockman
Shuttle Crew Restores Functions On Challenger Mission
Space Center Houston reports a sick monkey aboard Challenger regained appetite while experiments recovered. Astronauts rewired a cosmic ray detector and reprogrammed gear, reviving 2 of 3 failed experiments as scientist Taylor Wang fixed a fluid dynamics instrument. The monkey, ill from motion, began eating again after hand feeding. The crew paused the automatic feeder to curb overfeeding.
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Space Center, Houston
Challenger
Fred Gregory
J. N. Goswami
Science Control Center
Orbiting
Taylor Wang
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Ottawa
Bill Thornton
Thornton
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