Boeing Pushes AWACS Sale Amid Rich Saudi Deal
Boeing mobilizes lobbying to win an $8.6 million package for five AWACS planes and six KC-707 tankers for Saudi Arabia, risking 400 jobs in Puget Sound if blocked. Senators Glenn and Biden oppose. committee defeat 9-8. Analyst calls the sale modest for Boeing’s overall 1985 revenues.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Saudi Arabia
Boeing
Congress
Bill Jury
Reagan Administration
Joseph Biden
D-Del
John Glenn
Ohio
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Glenn
Biden
Senate
Puget Sound
Washington
Henry Jackson
Slade Geri
Defense Department
Jackson
Paul Nisbet
New York
Babhe Halsey Stuart Shields Inc
AWACS
Gas Leak Kills Japanese Miners
A methane gas leak at a northern Hokkaido coal mine killed 32 miners and trapped about 80 others. About 800 workers were in the mine when the leak began. more than 40 remained in contact with surface as rescue efforts continued and 50 rescuers entered the shaft amid fear and mourning.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Yubari
Hokkaido Island
Hokkaido Colliery and Steamship Co
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Notice Of Sheriff Sale Franklin County 1981 Property Auction
Public auction planned November 2, 1981 at 10:00 AM at the south door of the New Court Building Ottawa Kansas to satisfy a district court order. Property described as part of the N E quarter of section 3 Township 16 range 21 containing about 45 acres in Franklin County. Defendants listed are Keith T Rogers and Lorenda M Rogers versus David A Sawyer and Jo Ann Sawyer. Rex A. Bowling Sheriff. Attorneys John L Richeson. First Published October 2 1981Last Published October 14 1781
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Franklin County
Kansas
Keith T. Rogers
Lorenda M. Rogers
Flaititts
David A. Sawyer
Jo Ann Sawyer
District Court
Ottawa
N.W
N.E. Va
Rex A. Bowling
James 5
Warren
K.S.A
Ernestine J., Fisher
James 5. Warren
Ernestine L. Fisher
William S. Bower
SI. P.O
Atty
Board of County Commissioners
John Brown
Board of County Commisssioners
South Range
Marais Des Cygnes
Joe Underwood
7Th Street
Raad
Yau
Board County Commissioners of
County Commissioners
Court House
City of
Board of County Commissionors
Adt
Fr. Co
Carmen Petlly
KCK Backs Police Despite Six Deaths
Kansas City Kansas mayor defends police use of deadly force after six civilian deaths in 20 months. He says officers may use necessary force when life is threatened, amid an incident where a patrolman fatally shot Fred L. Fantroy during a disturbance. The department policy allows deadly force to protect lives.
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Kansas City
Kan
Jack Reardon
Reardon
Fred L. Fantroy
Fantroy
Wyandotte
Alan C. Hancock
Matt Dillon
England
Department
Mike Dailey
Farm Coalition Dominates House Debates on Price Supports
The House narrowly rejects resumption of sugar price supports and ends a peanut subsidy system. Critics, led by Rep. Peyser, warn agriculture programs cost taxpayers. the tobacco program awaits debate as the four year farm bill moves forward. The dairy, grain, cotton, and rice protections face further trimming after strong opposition.
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Washington
House
Reagan
Peter Peyser
D-N.y
Farm Coalition
Paul Findley
Ili
Senate
Findley
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Glenn Bigelow
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Second & Main
Carmen Peffly
Laura Suston
Ellaworth
Ell) Bennett
Hattie McLees
Grace Brown
Rosa Dillon
Doris Fawl
Washington Creek
Stan
C-O
Ottawa Herald
East
Orchard Drive
South Locust
Cail
Willow
Peoria Road
7Th Street Terrace
Conaca
Helfer
Ion
HONDA
Suzuki
Rick Davis
Davis
Topeka Ave
Topeka
Medicaledge
John Ferwall
Medicalodges, Inc
Coffeyville
General Services
Arcright's
South Main
Bennie Stinson
Richmond
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Dixon
Phillip Smith
the Family Circus
Safeco Insurance
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Dolly
Fekereg
Hugo
TIGER
Loe
Genera
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Payrol
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Harrison
Hayes
Lincoln
DNAWA
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Goosemyer
Beetle Bailey
Gramps
KCK
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