Five States Dominate U S Farm Output In 1982
The 1982 census shows California Iowa Texas Illinois and Nebraska supplying 34.3 percent of U S farm sales totaling 131 9 billion. California led with 12 5 billion followed by Iowa 9 83 billion Texas 8 94 billion Illinois 7 31 billion and Nebraska 6 63 billion.
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Washington
California
Iowa
Texas
Illinois
Nebraska
U.S
Kansas
California Farm Machine
Bureau of Census
Richard E. Lyng
Agriculture Department
Lyng
Census Bureau
Missouri
Tlinois
Minnesota
Georgia
North Carolina
Ilineis
Wisconsin
Indiana
Florida
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Alchigan
Oklahoma
ToughLove meeting shows parents share burdens and set contracts
Parents attending Toughlove say the program relieves parental blame and improves family dynamics by reframing teen behavior as the teen's responsibility. Participants, including many with non traditional cases, describe contracts, calmer parenting, and stricter school discipline as tools, with weekly goal setting and peer support.
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Toughlove
Barbara
Moses
Whitacres
Water Authority selects five basins supervisors in Kansas
Russell Crites of the Kansas Water Authority announced the selection of five basin names after extensive discussions. The gathering included state representatives Dorothy Nichols and Jim Allen, with several steering committee members named for Upper Arkansas, Verdigris, Walnut, Lower Republican, Upper Republican, Cimarron, Lower Arkansas, Missouri, Smokey Hill and Neosho basins.
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Pagesas Department of Economic Development
Ottawan Russell Crites
Kansas Water Authority
KWA
Crites
Rep
Dorothy Nichols
Sen
Jim Allen
Ottawa
L. Baldwin
Hutchinson
Industrial
Douglas R. Hahn
Wichita
Missouri
Appeals Court Upholds 55 MPH Speed Limit in Kansas
The Kansas Court of Appeals affirmed the 55 mph speed limit, rejecting an appeal by two Ellsworth County men convicted under the law. The ruling reinforces the legality of the statewide limit and sets precedent for future challenging cases.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Court of Appeals
Ellsworth County
Kansas
Court of Appeals
Leavenworth County
Maurice P. O'Keefe
Kansas State Penitentiary
Abilene
James A. Seltman
Russell L. Harvey
Barry A
John Rees
Sherman Parks
KSP
Herb Maschner
William Schlicher
Lansing
O'Keefe
Schlicher
Remeta Admits Guilt In Kansas Shooting Spree
Michigan man Daniel E. Remeta pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and first degree murder in a plea deal that spared his girlfriend Lisa Dunn from charges. The case ties to a Feb 13 Stuckey's robbery near Grainfield and the Thomas County slayings during a broader string of shootings across Kansas. Remeta seeks transfer to a state where he could face the death penalty. Dunn, Dunn and James C. Hunter face June 4 trials for related charges.
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Hays
Kan
Michigan
Gove County
Kansas
Daniel E. Remeta
Traverse City
Mich
Stuckey’s
Interstate 70
Grainfield
Larry McFarland
Thomas County
Remeta
Ellis County
Miss Dunn
James C. Hunter
Amoret, Mo
Hunter
Mark A. Walter
Suttons Bay
Colby
Ms. Dunn
S. Philip Stover
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Peggy Say
Lebanon
Jackson
Navy
Robert Goodman
Syria
Reagan
Water Authority
Upper Arkansas
L.T. Fleske
Great Bend
Alt A. Carson
Garden City
Lee Musils
Burdett
Steve Irsik Jr
Ingalls
Jaffery T. Burkhart
Dodge City
Ton
Frank W. Liebert
Coffeyville
Clayton Connell
Fredonia
Municipal
Roland B. Bilson
Eureka
John E. Pruitt
James J. Rockers
Independence
Walnut
Harold E. Taylor
Burns
Uriel W. Brown
Arkansas City
David Jackman Jr
Leon
Duanne Wakte
Winfield
Steven Anderson
Whitewater
Wiliam L. Woods
Lawrence
Domestic
R.E. Pelton
Arnald D. Ross
Roger K. Weatherby
James J. Nightwanger
Manhattan
W-A. White
Norton
Sharon Steele
George Banister
McDonald
Wayne A. Bassett
Bill Manning
Cimarron
Gloria A. McKinney
Englewood
Alan Morris
Liberal
Marvin Odgers
Sublet
Roger 5
Noral
Joe D. Lillie
Meade
Lower
Arthur T. Woodman
Derby
John D. Wynkoop
Jerry E. Mott
Tuka
John
McFarland
Maschner
District Court
Steven T. Naumann
Abiline
Naumann
Arkansas Travellers
Knights of Columbus
E. 23Rd
Chuck Norris
Irie
Eddie Murphy
Eddie Beverly
Murphy
Cowntry Western
Jimmy C. Newman
Nashville
Grand Ole Opry
Louisiana
Alligator Man
Ray Eirerland
Beth
SUN
U.S. Marine Band
Jay McShann
Missouri Repertory
Vienna
Boys’ Choir
St. Louis
Brass Quintet
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