No Crime Found In Allen Case
Washington AP Justice Department lawyers recommend closing the case against national security adviser Richard V. Allen after finding no crime in his receipt of $1000 from Japanese journalists who interviewed Nancy Reagan. The White House says the FBI found no action needed.
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Tar Creek Pollution Threat Grows in Oklahoma and Kansas
Pollution from southeast Kansas has escalated in the Tar Creek region of northeastern Oklahoma, now labeled the worst U.S. pollution site. An estimated 1 million gallons of acidic water from abandoned mines enters surface water and underground aquifers used for drinking in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. Baxter Springs officials say a long‑used mine cave‑in area serves as a city dump, with a new abandoned mine dump location approved October 26.
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Antiques Fill Reagan Quarters at White House Redesign
Washington AP report notes Nancy Reagan spent 730000 of 822640.91 tax exempt contributions to redecorate the White House first family's private living quarters. The fund remains almost 100000 for state and ground floor improvements while 150 pieces of furniture and art were moved from storage to the residence. Rex Scouten confirms 95 percent of important pieces were restored.
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