New Bloody Find In Zaire Escalates Kolwezi Toll
French authorities report a new massacre site near Kolwezi with about 20 bodies of foreigners found by paratroopers. Officials estimate total white deaths may exceed 170, possibly around 200, as evacuation of Belgians and French continues.
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Meat price jump fuels inflation concerns in early year
The AP reports meat prices rose 41 percent at an annual rate in Q1, with FHA and VA subsidized mortgages reaching a 2 percent year high. HEW Secretary Califano criticized doctors and hospitals for cost growth, while Strauss urged wage restraint. Wallich warned inflation could accelerate unless action is taken, and HUD Secretary Harris defended higher rates to align with market conditions.
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K State's deposed AD airs thoughts in interview
Inside Highlights reports on K State's former athletic director speaking candidly about the program. Royals' rough play leads to another loss as page references outline results and reactions.
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State Wheat Harvest Likely to Be Delayed
A Page 9 brief notes that the state wheat harvest faces possible delays due to weather and logistics. The item cites agricultural officials and local grain handlers and flags implications for markets and planting schedules.
Proposed gun regulations trigger flood of letters
Readers weigh in as lawmakers consider new gun controls sparking a wave of citizen correspondence. Agriculture Department grants women new rights outlined on page 9 with details and context.
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Court rules against warrantless OSHA workplace inspections
The Supreme Court, in a 5-3 decision, held that the federal government cannot conduct unannounced workplace inspections without a search warrant. The ruling struck down a portion of the OSHA law permitting 400,000 spot checks since 1971 and affirmed that probable cause is required to inspect, impacting how inspectors pursue safety enforcement.
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Lightning Strikes Barn as Area Sees Heavy Storm
A Monday evening storm dumped several inches of rain with hail and possible tornado reports. Don Yockey's barn near Ottawa RFD 2 was destroyed by fire after a lightning strike while the area faced rising river levels and widespread minor damage.
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Reading Motivation Program In US C 290 Starts Next Fall
Hope Satisfaction Of Ownership Key To Better Reading Habits outlines the RIF program in USC 290 elementary schools. Kenneth Woods led planning and secured $1,500 local funds to match federal aid, with Kiwanis and Lions clubs aiding. Students in kindergarten through third grade will receive three free books, with ownership emphasized and three distribution dates including October 11.
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Lincoln
Wingert to Step Down From Kansas Legislature
George Wingert of Ottawa RFD 4 will not seek re election in the Kansas House. He cites family priorities and time with his three sons and a daughter. A Democrat, he has served nearly eight years on multiple committees and expresses thanks to supporters as no candidate has yet filed for the 14th District seat.
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Special UN Session Opens on Disarmament Goals
The General Assembly begins its first special session on disarmament in 33 years. Lazar Mojsov from Yugoslavia presides as 20 plus leaders prepare to speak over a two and a half week debate outlining specific goals and new arms control machinery.
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