Ottawa Waverly roof scam arrest linked to local case
Coffey County authorities arrest a suspect in recent roof scams targeting Ottawa and Waverly. State officials reallocate funds to cover highway repairs. Ottawa High School girls eclipse regional 5-A track competition.
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Coffey County
Ottawa
Waverly
Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant Shows Off Mega Project
A press tour of the Wolf Creek Generating Station near Burlington, Coffey County, reveals a vast facility with 530 000 gallons of cooling water per minute, 1.150 million kilowatts output, and 3 3000 workers weekly. KG&E officials cite a $1.926 billion cost and a target to fuel by December 1983 with operations starting mid 1984.
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Robert B. Wellington
Wolf Creek
Coffey County
Us-75
Burlington
Kansas Gas & Electric
Kansas City Power & Light
State of
Kansas
John Redmond
Bob Rives
Kg&e
Rives
Falklands War Flares With New British Air Raid
The British Defense Ministry reported Sea Harrier jets attacked the Stanley airstrip as part of a blockade in support of the Falklands operation. No casualties were reported. The clash followed UN talks entering a critical phase, with Moscow declaring Britain's zone unlawful and the United States aligning with Britain. Thatcher warned peaceful settlement may fail, hinting at further strikes. Argentine junta warned of renewed British attacks.
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Associated Press
Falkland Islands
Stanley
British Defense Ministry
London
U.N
Soviet Union
Britain
South Atlantic
Moscow
Argentina
Washington
United States
Stanley Field
United Nations
Foreign Office
Margaret Thatcher
Defense
John Nott
GOP Divided Over Social Security Cuts Debate
Washington Republicans clash as Senate leaders push a 40 billion dollar Social Security cuts package amid intra party dissent. Opponents warn eight defections risk floor passage, while aides say several Democrats may back the plan to curb deficits and avoid a split. House Democrats back a budget leaving Social Security untouched.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Howard H. Baker Jr
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Baker
R-Tenn
House
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
House Democrats
GOP
Abscam Conviction Dismissed in Judge’s Ruling
A federal judge threw out ex Representative Richard Kelly’s 1981 Abscam bribery conviction, condemning FBI tactics as unconstitutional entrapment. The ruling cites improper government methods and could challenge ongoing aspects of the Abscam investigations into congressional corruption, with DOJ planning an appeal.
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Washington
Richard Kelly
R-Fla
FBI
Abscam
U.S
William B. Byrant
Kelly
Congress
House
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Bryant
Justice Department
Parks and wildlife fuel Kansas tourism and economy
Kansas hosts 26 major parks mainly in the eastern third, drawing 4.4 million visitors in the year ending June 30, 1981. Reservoirs attract 242,000 anglers, with $2 million in fishing permits. hunters and wildlife studies estimate tens of millions in related revenue. The state promotes upland game, waterfowl, buffalo auctions, antelope expansion, and limited resident hunting for deer, wild turkeys, and antelope.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Lynn Burris
State Park and Resources Authority
Robert Hartmann
Kansas Fish and Game
United States
William Hanazlich
The
Fish and Game Agency
Hanzlich
Flint Hills
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