Kansas Supreme Court Rulings Highlight Criminal Civil Cases
The Kansas Supreme Court issues rulings across criminal and civil cases in a consolidated set of decisions. A separate note reports that a Pooled Money Investment Board decision costs Kansas nearly $1 million and becomes a focal point in the state treasurer campaign.
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Angels Accept Mauch Resignation After West Title
The California Angels reluctantly accept the unexpected resignation of Gene Mauch, longtime manager who guided the team to the American League West division crown. In high school action, the OHL Cyclone football squad falls 27 to 7 at Paola in their district opener on Friday night.
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Relatives criticize state nursing home complaint process in Kansas
At a Wichita meeting Kansans for Improvement of Nursing Homes heard relatives recount delays and neglect after voicing complaints about Emporia Rest Home conditions. Connie Potter described dehydration, neglect, and intimidation attempts to silence families, urging scrutiny of state and local agencies.
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Kansas
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Nursing Home Industry
Kansas Health Care Association
Arabs Hesitate to Accept Israel in Middle East Talks
President Reagan called a White House meeting with Arab leaders an important milestone toward peace but noted no shift in their refusal to recognize Israel or to negotiate with the Jewish state. A senior U.S. official said Arabs seek a Palestinian settlement yet have not agreed to direct talks with Israel. King Hassan of Morocco urged peace based on UN 242 and 338, while not naming Israel. Jordan may be authorized to represent West Bank and Gaza Palestinians.
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County Forecast Saturday Sunny Outlook
Saturday brings sunshine with a high in the low 60s and south winds 5 to 10 mph. Saturday night remains clear with a low in the mid 30s. Sunday stays sunny and mild with a high near 79.
Market finishes mixed as Dow slips from record hopes
U S stocks closed mixed after late selling cooled optimism for a new Dow high. The Dow 30 fell 5.52 to 1031.46 while advancing shares outnumbered declines about 3 to 2 on the NYSE. Banking and transportation led gains amid rate-cut chatter.
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FERC delays Cities Service gas rate hike facing review
Kansas AG announces a one day delay in the $66 million rate increase for Cities Service Gas. The reprieve shifts the effective date from Saturday to Sunday and could lead to a further hearing, potential rate modification, and customer rebates. Gov. Carlin may intervene. hearing must occur within five months. Actress Jennifer O’Neill shot in Bedford Hills. surgery performed. condition listed as fair.
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Newton
Arkansas City
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John Carlin
Carlin
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Jennifer O'Neill
Northern Westchester Hospital Medical Center
KCC Assumes Authority Over Utility Franchises
TOPEKA Kansas The Kansas Corporation Commission ruled it can investigate city utility franchise agreements. Petitioners argued local control, but the commission said franchises are contracts and subject to its investigation powers over public utilities. The ruling covers fees paid by consumers via utilities' charges for use of city rights of way and right to build lines.
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American Embassy Steps Up Security in Poland
In Warsaw the U S embassy tightened security after an anonymous caller warned of rising anti American vandalism, with acting chief of mission Herb Wilgis delivering a diplomatic note to the Foreign Ministry seeking greater protection. Waves of vandalism targeted U S and French diplomatic sites follow break ins linked to tensions over martial law and Reagan sanctions.
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