Trailways to drop midwestern service including most Kansas routes
Trailways Lines Inc plans to abandon operations in six Midwest states and erase most Kansas routes to April 1 1987. Only the Kansas City to Wichita leg via Lawrence Topeka Emporia and Augusta would remain, with some city corridors kept to preserve limited service.
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Topeka
Kan
Trailways Lines Inc
Dallas
Kansas
Malcolm Myers
Trailways
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas City
Wichita
Lawrence
Emporia
Augusta
Winfield
Arkansas City
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Myers
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Illinois
Corporation Commission
Tulsa
Okla
Joplin
Overland Park
Olathe
Louisburg
Pleasanton
Fort Scott
Alma
Pittsburg
Denver
Manhattan
Junction City
Abilene
Salina
Russell
Hays
Wakeeney
Oakley
Colby
Goodland
Rossville
St. Marys
Wamego
Glasco
Aulpn
Cawker
City, Gowns
Osborne
Alton
Stockton
Phillipsburg
Norton
Oberlin
Atwood
St. Francis
Pueblo
Calo
Cheney
Kingman
Cunningham
Pratt
Haviland
Greensburg
Bucklin
Dodge City
Cimarron
Garden City
Lakin
Syracuse
Cedar Vale
Sedan
Peru
Nitaze
Caney
Tyre
Collayville
Edna
Chetopa
Baxter Springs
Galena
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas Cities
Greyhound Bus Lines
K.G. Lines Inc
Coffeyville
Garnett
Mayor Comes Clear In Fishing Brouhaha
DETROIT AP reports Mayor Coleman Young bought a fishing license after a salmon incident during a Muskegon Chronicle event. He and host Roger Kullenberg, plus Chronicle reporter Dave Alexander, admitted fishing without licenses. They purchased one-year licenses. Young paid $2 for a senior citizen tag, $14.50 for the others.
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Detroit
Coleman Young
Western Michigan
Muskegon Chronicle
Young
Chronicle
Roger Kullenberg
Larry Allison
Department of Natural Resources
Kullenberg
Dave Alexander
Performances Canceled After Jazz Singer Enters Hospital
Ella Fitzgerald has been hospitalized again with an undisclosed ailment and has canceled engagements for the rest of the year. A Cedars-Sinai spokeswoman said she is in good condition and undergoing tests in a private room after falling ill following a July 26 Lewiston, New York performance.
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Los Angeles
Ella Fitzgerald
Mary Outwater
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Lewiston
N.Y
Corruption Probe Focuses on Reagan Campaigner Gnau
Grand jury testimony in a U S Postal Service probe links Michigan Republican Party leader and Reagan campaign chairman Edward Gnau to kickback schemes tied to a $250 million Recognition Equipment contract. Former Postal Board vice chair Peter Voss described meetings and the selection process for Postmaster General Albert Casey.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Postal Service
John Gway
Michigan
Republican Party
Peter Voss
Postal Service Board of Governors
Voss
Albert Casey
Texas
Recognition Equipment Inc
Recognition Equipment
Gnau
William Moore
Casey
U.S
Moore
William A. Spartin
Gnay
Spartin
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Peter Kemp
Woolaton Hall
Nottingham
England
Reagan
Fort Worth
American Airlines
New Cambridge
FTC
Philip Morris