Emporia Triumph Over OHS in District Grid Clash
In a district basketball showdown, Emporia defeats OHS on the road, seizing key momentum in the standings. The game features strong performances from both teams with critical rebounds and late free throws sealing the victory.
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Emporia
OHS
Wildwood weed bumper crop prompts officer claim
A pop singer nicknames marijuana the wildwood weed and notes a healthy year one bumper crop. A Kansas survey shows natural gas prices among the nation’s lowest, with details on page 3.
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Kansas
Plan May Give County A New Rep
TOPERA Kansas AP Republican led House Apportionment Committee endorses a single plan to realign Kansas five congressional districts. It splits Sedgwick into three districts, keeps Wichita in the 4th, and divides Wyandotte between two districts. The Hess Whitaker plan would shift Kingman and Franklin counties and keeps GOP seats in current districts. Weather forecast follows.
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Topera
Kan
House
Kansas
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Wyandotte County
Neal Whitaker
Paul Hess
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Reardon
Hess-Whitaker
Whitaker
Republican Committee
Rep
Robert Frey
Frey
Senate
Kingman County
Franklin County
Larry Winn
Bob Whittaker
Augusta
Kingman
Reno
Harvey
Marion
McPherson
Sedgwick
Dan Glickman
Discount Action May Ease Credit
The Federal Reserve Board cut its basic discount rate for borrowing by member banks from 14 percent to 13 percent, the first easing in more than a year. The move lowers banks' borrowing costs but does not instantly unlock wide credit access for individuals or corporations. it signals progression toward looser credit while inflation remains a concern.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Johnson Ruled Competent To Stand Trial On Murder Charge
Osage City man Merlin D. Johnson, 49, was ruled mentally competent to stand trial for first degree murder in the Aug. 26 shooting death of Rene Jane Sleypen. Judge Donald L. White denied a motion to suppress Johnson’s confession and scheduled jury selection, with trial likely through Tuesday afternoon. Johnson is jailed in Franklin County on $160,000 bond.
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Jay Bemis Lyndon
Donald L. White
Merlin D. Johnson
Rene Jane Sleypen
Osage City
Johnson
Clyde Burns
Lyndon
White
Franklin County
Burns
Miss Sleypen
Jim Young
FBI
Miguel “Mickey” Ordonez
Osage County
Young
Jane
COF Services
Ottawa
Topeka
Wellsville
Countdown Begins For Second Shuttle Launch
NASA teams prepare the Columbia launch as a 73 hour countdown starts at 1 a.m. EST Friday with a four day sequence to blast off Wednesday morning. Rain and a dent in a fuel line delay no countdown steps while engineers inspect a small indentation in engine pipe before launch.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Columbia
Gilbert H. Whittaker
California
Joe Engle
Richard Truly
Rogers Dry Lake
Mojave Desert
Mark Hess
National Aeronautics and Space
Hess
Reagan Deemed Healthy After Two-Day Health Checkup
President Reagan is in excellent health and fully recovered from the 1981 gunshot wound after a two day physical at Bethesda. White House physician Dr. Ruge said vital signs are normal and Reagan and Nancy Reagan left for Camp David after routine examinations.
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Washington
Reagan
Daniel Ruge
White House
Larry Speakes
Nancy
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Camp David
Rage
Ruge
Grovers Mill Still Dreads Halloween Memories
In Grovers Mill New Jersey residents cling to quiet nights while lingering questions about Orson Welles War of the Worlds broadcast linger. Elders recall the 1938 invasion scare and tourism flares as visitors seek stories, but locals say they’re tired of the topic and want privacy.
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Michael Bezder
Associated Press
Grovers Mill, N.dj
Grovers Mill
Orson Welles
Mars
West Windsor Township
Eddie Kemp
Kemp
Cora Sayler
Wilson Farm
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