Wall Street Dips as Dow Falls and Traders Signal Shifts
Stocks in mid session traded lower amid broad declines on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average slid to 2,272.16 as losers outpaced gainers, with Ford and GM moving mixedly and Treasury bonds retreating in price. The NYSE composite fell to 162.15 and the volume reached 71.84 million shares at noon.
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Wall Street New York
Wall Street
Treasury
Ford Motor
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Electric Power
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Hart Watch Controversy Expands Over Personal Life Allegations
Hart campaign and Herald defend reporting of alleged dinner and townhouse encounters with Rice Armandt and Broadhurst. Officials deny wrongdoing while Hart aides say the Times piece relies on unverified tips. Des Moines poll shows Hart widening Iowa lead to 65 percent amid 1988 campaign scrutiny.
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William Dixon
Hart
Kevin Sweeney
William Broadhurst
Rice
Lynn Armandt
Broadhurst
Armandt
Capitol Hill
Dixon
New York Times
Lee
Denver
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Herald
Democratic Party
Meriwether
Washington
Miami
Eastern Airlines
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Jesse Jackson
Nick Of Time Legal Fallout From Immigration Amnesty Rules
The article notes 65 000 Kansas applicants potential and about half of the nation s 6 million illegal residents may be eligible with most in California. INS faced criticism for amnesty prep and published final rules. A 10.7 million education program began two weeks earlier as INS officials urge public clarity amid misconceptions.
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Jessica
Kansas
California
INS
Federal Register
Kansas speed bill would raise limit on rural interstates
The measure would lift the limit to 65 mph across about 680 miles of rural Kansas interstates. It exempts speeds up to 70 mph from moving violations for insurance purposes. If approved before adjournment, it takes effect on Thursday after Kansas Register publication.
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Kansas
Kansas Register
Mike Hayden
House
Estate petitions demand court action in Franklin County
First notice cites two matters in the District Court of Franklin County Kansas. Frank Raley Jr executor seeks approval of acts, account settlement, will construction and estate assignment with closing, discharge and release. May 27 1987 defense deadline at 2 pm in Ort. The second notice concerns Toney Loux estate with Dorothy L. Anderson as surviving spouse seeking descent of described Ottawa property, defenses due May 18 1987 at 10 30 am. Attorney is Robert W. Green of Ottawa Kansas.
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Raley, Jr
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Frankin County
Toney Loux
State of Kansas
Dorothy L. Anderson
Spose
Toney
Laux
Otawa
Ottawa
Multiple small thefts and vehicle accidents reported in Ottawa area
The Daily Report notes a gas station theft of 7.03 dollars at 2305 S Cedar, a CB antenna loss of 35 dollars from a car on South Hickory, and 100 dollars missing from a wallet at Wal Mart. Water meter cover taken, spare tire cut, plus several traffic accidents with injuries or damage around Ottawa through Sunday.
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S. Cedar
Donald
Lehman
S. Elm
South Hickory
Kristen A. Bethell
Williamsburg
Wal-Mart
South
Bethell
Lawrence L. Bryan Jr
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Timothy M. Udell
Osage
Mark A. Clevenger
Ash
Shawn D. Bond
Pomona
Lester J. Caleb
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Lane
Harold E. Hieronimus
Greeley
Hieronimus
Garnett
Stated meeting and hiring notices in Burlington expansion
A notice lists a Stated meeting on Tuesday May 5 at 5.7 p.m with refreshments by Rollin Cole and Marshall Worth. It includes Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon contact numbers, a mental health clinic after hours emergency line, and a hiring drive for 20 production workers including sewing machine operators and turners. Address is 217 Neosho, Burlington with wage details and reapplication instruction.
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Marshall Worth
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Al-Anon
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Burlington
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Mini Mart
Princeton Road
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Topeka
Ottawa Country Club
Kim Snyder
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Ottawa Herald
Wellsville Manor
Oak Haven Nursing Center
Sonic Drive-In
South Main
Ottawa
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Ron Sanders
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Roy E. Hulete
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John C. Hall
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