Amtrak seeks state city payment over shutdown trains
Amtrak argues Kansas Minnesota and Nashville must reimburse more than 400000 dollars in operating losses as three trains the Lone Star North Central Hiawatha Floridian face shutdown. Amtrak seeks dismissal and a Thursday hearing while noting daily costs around 150000 dollars with minimal weekly revenue.
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Wichita
Kan
Amtrak
Brian Duff
Kansas
Minnesota
Nashville
Tenn
Theis
Lone Star
North Central Hiawatha
Duff
Tom Green
Seattle
Hiawatha
Miami
Balloonists Force Landing in Severe Thunderstorms Near Spencerville
Four crew members on the DaVinci Trans-America transcontinental balloon descended to earth near Spencerville, Ohio, after a fast moving cold front brought thunder, lightning and heavy snow. Vera Simons was treated for a broken leg at St Rita’s Medical Center in Lima. The crew, including Fred Hyde, planned to restart from the West Coast with no set timetable.
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Spencerville
Ohio
Earth
Randy Birch
Nbc-Tv
Rudolph Engelmann
Boulder
Colo
St. Rita’s Medical Center
Lima
Vera Simons
Fred Hyde
Prairie Village
Kan
DaVinci
Lesley Edwards
Weather Service Corp
Bedford
Mass
van Wert
Birch
Federal Aviation Administration
Indiana
Virginia
Courts Say Unvacated Roads Can't Be Closed By Courts
Kansas Attorney General Robert T. Stephan ruled district courts lack power to close unused but unvacated county roads, with openings and vacating powers reserved to county commissioners. He noted a county road closure in a fence dispute was improper and urged removal of the obstruction by the county attorney. The opinion also limits blanket access to juvenile records by the state DMV, allowing judges to release on a case by case basis for legitimate needs.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Vernon D. Grassie
Crawford County
Stephan
District Court
State Division of
James A. Kuharic
Stevens County
Critics Say Carter Failed To Sway Them On Cuba
Critics in Congress say Carter has not untied the link between SALT II and the Soviet brigade in Cuba. In a national address he proposed increased surveillance and naval presence near Cuba and more aid to Latin nations threatened by the Soviet Cuban alliance. Some officials warned the brigade is not a threat while others call the speech insufficient to alter the status quo. The president argued the Cuba issue should not spark a new cold war and warned of possible dangers if SALT II collapses.
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Washington
Carter
Caribbean
U.S
Cuba
Robert Dole
R-Kan
GOP
Charles Mathias
Charles H. Percy
R-Iil
Jake Garn
Utah
United States
Frank Church
Ddaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Leonid Brezhnev
Senate
Church
Mexico Won't Pay For Oil Damage
President Jose Lopez Portillo declares Mexico will pay nothing for Gulf of Mexico damage if the U S does not compensate for Mexicali Valley harm. He cites the salting issue from the Colorado River and notes discussions with Carter on environmental protection rather than past damages. About 110 million gallons spilled from Ixtoc 1 with 420,000 daily flow remaining as capping is hoped by mid month.
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Mexico City
U.S
Mexico
Mexicali Valley
Jose Lopez Portillo
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Lopez Portillo
Colorado River
Mexicali
California
Arizona
Luis Echeverria
Washington
U.S. Congress
Lopes
Portillo
Panama
Carter
U.N. General Assembly
Panama Canal Zone
Foreign Ministry
New York Times
Bay of Campeche
PEMEX
Legal Ownership and Circulation Report Ottawa Herald 1979
The Ottawa Herald publishes ownership and circulation details as of October 2 1979. Editor and Publisher Robert B Wallington. Managing Editor Terrence Osmeyer. owners include Ottawa Herald Inc and several trustees. Total copies printed 4650 with paid and free distributions listed.
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Ottawa Herald Publian
Kansas
Robert B. Wallington
Elm
Ottawa
Terrence Osmeyer
Cypress St
Kensas
Ottawa Herald, Inc
South Dover
Ottewa
Kans
Ottawa Herald
Robert
Wellington
Terry Ostmeyer
John G
Marcia
Peter M. MacDonald
Willam G. Snedeker
Wath
Oltewa
Kan
John P. Harris
First National Bank
Hutchinson
Oblate & Co
First Nationa Bank
In Loving Memory and Thanks From Blunk Family
The Blunk family expresses gratitude for sympathy in the loss of W. K. Blunk and memorial events for Henry Wadkins and Bill Moore. Readers are thanked for prayers food cards and flowers as they remember loved ones who served and sacrificed.
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W. K
Kermit) Blunk
Henry Wadkins
Bill Moore
Vietnam
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Rockwood
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Pomona
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Rockwood Drive
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Don Ackley
Hickory
R. T. Sandow
Main
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Cliff “Red” Walters
W. Warren St
Gardner, Kan
S. Adair
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