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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1979

Page

4

Carlin Invites Carter Kennedy To Kansas Appearances

Gov. John Carlin said he invited President Carter and Sen. Edward Kennedy to campaign events in Kansas next year and believes both will attend. He noted letters and verbal invites, excluded Gov. Jerry Brown, and suggested a possible Washington Day dinner in February. Carlin supports Carter for renomination and predicts Carter will win the 1980 race, while acknowledging Kennedy's liberal image may be less popular in Kansas. Kennedy called Carlin to discuss plans, but Carlin remained firm in his support for Carter.

Topeka Kan John Carlin President Carter Edward Kennedy Kansas Carlin California Jerry Brown Brown Carter Kennedy Kansas City

Federal case challenges Amtrak train cuts in appeals court

In Denver a DOT attorney argued the 10th U S Circuit lacks authority to overturn Congress approval of eliminating three money losing Amtrak routes the Lone Star North Coast Hiawatha and Floridian Attorneys for Kansas Minnesota and Nashville seek to block shutdowns contending proper hearings and environmental impact statements were not held The court weighed whether to grant a preliminary injunction while Sterns case suggests sending the matter back to district court for review under the 1979 Amtrak Reorganization Act

Denver Department of Transportation 10Th U.S. Court of Appeals Congress Amtrak Kansas Minnesota Nashville Tenn Appeals Court Brigid Hynes-Chiren Transportion Department Ms. Hynes-Chiren Lone Star Chicago Houston Hiawatha Seattle Miami National Rail Robert Stephen U.S. Supreme Court Byron White White Stephen U.S District Court Tom Green

Closing Kansas Case Would Set Precedent

MARION Kansas AP a judge will decide if a pretrial hearing in the kidnapping murder case of Timothy Newfield can be closed to the public and press The defense argues publicity could harm the defendant s right to a fair trial If allowed it would mark Kansas first closed pretrial proceeding under the high court ruling The case stems from the July 29 killing of Grant Avery a 25 year old bank employee in Peabody Newfield pleads innocent to kidnapping murder robbery burglary with a 300 000 bond and a December trial date

Marion Kan Timothy Newfield George F. Scott Kansas Newfield Grant Avery Peabody State Bank Junction City Steven Opat Opat Supreme Court Gannett Davis W. Merritt Jr Wichita Eagle and Beacon Merritt Edwin Westerhaus Kansas Bureau of Investigation Avery Newfields

Wichita Jeweler Robbed in East Wichita Heist

Two armed bandits robbed an east Wichita jewelry store of about 100000 in jewels and diamonds. The getaway motorcycle rider was shot as the manager fired at the fleeing cycle, and the passenger died at a Wichita hospital. Police search for three suspects.

Wichita, Kan Wichita Bernie Drowatsky Drowatsky Jerry Burnell

Nuclear Panel Almost Called For Moratorium

Washington AP reports the presidential commission examining Three Mile Island nearly voted for an industry wide moratorium on new nuclear plants. Transcripts show a near approval margin, with supporters urging urgency behind recommendations. A compromise calls NRC to review permits case by case.

Washington Three Mile Island Associated Press Commission Pennsylvania Carter Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC

Protestants Reject British Peace Plan for Northern Ireland

London report says the Official Unionist Party and the Democratic Unionists led by Rev. Ian Paisley rejected a British call for a power sharing conference with Catholics. British Secretary Humphrey Atkins pressed ahead with plans for a conference next month to discuss restoring some powers while keeping security under Britain.

London Northern Ireland Official Unionist Party Democratic Unionists Ian Paisley Humphrey Atkins House of Commons Atkins Fitt Social Democrats Alliance Britain

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