China and France Inks Nuclear Plant Deal Talks
Peking reports China may buy two 900 megawatt French reactors for its first nuclear station at about $1 billion each, though no contract was signed. Officials also signed accords for consulates in Shanghai and Marseille, with trade expansion highlighted.
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Queen and Pope push closer church cooperation at Vatican
Queen Elizabeth II and Pope John Paul II urged closer Anglican Catholic dialogue during a 90 minute Vatican visit. They discussed unity efforts, welcomed a 1982 papal trip to England, and highlighted cordial Britain Vatican relations amid remaining doctrinal differences.
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Bitter Labor Dispute Nearing Union Contract End
Washington AP reports one of the longest labor battles in U.S. history moving toward a peaceful end as J P Stevens and the Textile Workers Union near a first contract for 2,500 workers at seven Roanoke Rapids plants. A nationwide boycott would end if finalized.
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Felons Ineligible For Center Admission In Kansas
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan says a felon cannot be admitted to the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center even if the conviction is expunged. He notes that expunged records must be disclosed for police employment and that such convictions are not void. The ruling responds to a center director inquiry about a second degree burglary felon applicant. Without center training, one cannot become a full time Kansas law enforcement officer. Blocking felon admission aligns with protections and firearm restrictions at state and federal levels.
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Kansas
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Ottawa City invites bids for rehab of four properties
The City of Ottawa Kansas invites sealed bids for rehabilitation of four properties under the Community Development Block Grant. Bids due 10 29 1980 10 00 a m at City Hall with bids opened then. Contracts Docs available at City Hall or Devore Associates.
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South Willow
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Devore Associates, Architects
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