Mystery surrounds former legislator Paul Hess
Inside Highlights notes Paul Hess, a former state legislator, is under investigation by a lawyers' committee and remains missing. Kansas is set to receive 22 million of a 20 billion water projects bill after clearance in the U S House.
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Paul Hess
Lawyers’ Committee
Kansas
U.S. House
Volcanic Eruption Buries Towns in Tolima Colombia
A western Colombia volcano named Nevado del Ruiz erupted before dawn, sending torrents of mud and water into the Lagunilla River and burying the town of Armero and three nearby villages. Officials fear tens of thousands dead, with early estimates around 15,000 to 20,000. Rescue teams face blocked access as ash and mud hinder operations.
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Bogota
Colombia
Red Cross
Artemo Franco
Caracol
Almero
Eduardo Alzate
Tolima
Sangunilla
Ruiz
Lagunilla
Ruben Garcia
Chinchina
Manizales
Ibague
Fernando Rivera
Santuario
Carmelo
Pindalito
Rivera
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Anglo-Irish Pact Okayed by Irish Cabinet
Dublin reports the Irish Cabinet approved the Anglo Irish agreement aimed at pacifying Northern Ireland raising a consultative Irish role in governance. Britain discussed the deal and a possible Friday summit to sign. safeguards include preserving British sovereignty and Irish cultural initiatives.
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Dublin
Ireland
Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
Superintendent rebuts board over salary concerns in Ottawa district
Ottawa U.S.C. 290 Superintendent Roger Nelson states the general fund has funds to pay teachers and coaches. He clarifies a local misimpression from November meetings and a Herald article, noting budgets show $2,642,500 for teacher salaries and a $11,000 surplus, with some teachers paid from special education and vocational funds.
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Roger Nelson
Ottawa U.S.C
Jerry Harnden
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Middle School
Nelson
Board of Education
Ottawa, Herald
Reagan to Announce Cultural Deal With Soviets
President Reagan plans a national address to unveil a new umbrella framework for broader cultural exchange with the Soviet Union, including students and scientists. The announcement precedes a Geneva summit with Mikhail Gorbachev, with officials noting remaining dots and dashes are minor.
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Reagan
Washington
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
State Department
Moscow
Afghanistan
Gorbachev
Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
County mulls public works director split with consulting firm
Franklin County Commissioners weigh replacing the public works post with a county engineer or a consulting firm while eliminating two project inspectors to save money. Gary Shofner warns against a paid consultant due to conflicts and availability, favoring a public engineer or elevated highway administrator instead. The panel also discusses rotating courthouse staff to reduce payroll and reviews Tuesday's zoning advisory votes in four townships.
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Melissa Bauman
Larry Larson
Civil Defense
Phil McCracken
Franklin County Commission
Public Works
Gary Shofner
Cook, Flatt and Stroble
Merle Haas
Shofner
Commission
Haas
Larson
Miami County
Laura Sutton
Steve Brown
Marilyn Talbott
Register of Deeds
Sherrie Capper
Sutton
Arnold Lemon
Lemon
Franklin Township
Ottawa Township
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