Freed Hostages Meet Waite to Seek Lebanon Release
Three freed U.S. hostages, Rev. Benjamin Weir, Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco, and David Jacobsen, met Church of England envoy Terry Waite at London’s Heathrow and later Lambeth Palace to discuss humanitarian efforts for captives in Lebanon. American church representatives plan to attend the talks, as arms-for-hostage claims swirl after Reagan acknowledged arms shipments to Iran.
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London
U.S
Church of England
Terry Waite
Lebanon
Benjamin Weir
David Jacobsen
Beirut
Heathrow
Chicago
Weir
Jacobsen
Lambeth Palace
Canterbury
Robert Runcie
Waite
Lawrence Martin Jenco
Middle East
Iran
Reagan
Municipal Court Roundup From The Daily Report
The Daily Report items include arrest of Richard L. Heimerman in Kansas City on DWI and lane-violation charges with a Dec. 17 court date. Thefts report from Allen Johnson notes a stolen cassette stereo and items valued at $250 from Scott's Trucking. A Royal Manor Motel loss of $23.65 due to an unpaid room is listed. Multiple traffic accidents are summarized with names, locations, and damages, plus several citations for violations. Agricultural price quotations for Friday at the Ottawa Co-op are also provided.
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Richard L. Heimerman
Kansas City
North Main
Allen Johnson
E. 4Th
Scott's Trucking
N. Main
Royal Manor
McLain
Michelle Murphy
Ottawa
RFD 1
Chapter 12 redraws risk for Kansas farm loans
Farm Credit officials warn Chapter 12 could curb lending by limiting loss deductions over three to five years. Lawyers say it fixes flaws in fitting farmers to business bankruptcy rules, but lenders fear abuse and tighter credit. Experts note weak crop prices and loss of off farm income strain farmer finances.
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Page
Ron Wilson
District Farm Credit Service Office
Wichita
Winkley
Topeka
Jan Hamilton
FDIC
Hamilton
Student Group Lists Legislative Priorities
Associated Students of Kansas representing six state universities aims to gain authority to spend extra tuition from enrollment increases in the 1987 session. They seek to modify the funding formula to cushion enrollment shifts and to formalize a state work study program with more funding. The plan includes 8 percent raises for faculty and student workers, offset by state resources, with support from the state Board of Regents.
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Topeka
Statehouse
Christine Graves
ASE
State Board of Regents
ASK
Regents
Higher
Graves
Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Pittsburg State
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Jenco
the Daily Report
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Highway Patrol
Robert Keith McLain
South Main
Patrick W. Sloan
Wellsville
Kimberly D. Leach
Pomona
Leach
Mary E. Hoyt
James
Hoyt
Foster
Gregory C. Bender
Lawrence
Eric R. Jackson
RFD
Jackson
Bender
Brenda F. Vickers
Ottawa Rfd
Wanda L. Kraft
Vickers
Williamsburg
Kelly M. Carbon
Mound City
Tequa Creek
Sand Creek Road
Barbara A. Dyer
Ninth
Cedar Streets
Jeremy R. Anderson
S. Hickory
Carroll H. Whiteford
S. Sycamore
Whiteford
Ottawa Co-op
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Kvack
Sutherlands Bay
L.T
Dwight Sutherland
The
Sutherland Lumber Co
Norma
Jennifer Sneed
Ewing, TJ
Sutherland
Jennifer
Sutherlands
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wall Street
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ivan F. Boesky
Hagar the Horrible
Sarge
Beetle
Rufus
Krantz
Ajo
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