Carter Supports GSA Investigations and White House backing
President Carter backs ongoing probes into the General Services Administration amid bribery and fraud allegations. Solomon, Civiletti, and White House officials say the investigations will include high officials, with 50 indictments anticipated in the first wave and ongoing efforts to uncover wider corruption.
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Osborne man dies in crash on Kansas 18 near Paradise
A 1-year-old Osborne man died Monday evening in a Kansas 18 crash near Paradise. Eugene Greig, 8:30 p.m. death, was passenger in a struck car. The Labor Day weekend crash toll in Kansas rises to 11 with earlier deaths in Decatur County and Lyons.
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Ambulance response in bus crash labeled pathetic in Kansas City
A Sterling Acres Baptist Church bus carrying 40 to Kemper Arena rolled over four times injuring 33. Two investigations were launched to explain why only four ambulances arrived. Eight remained hospitalized, one in intensive care, with officials faulting delays and communication.
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Farm Price Facts High Costs Challenge Farmers
Washington reports August prices for farm production items rose about 9.7 percent from a year earlier while overall farm commodities stayed 20 percent above last year. Only fertilizer and agricultural chemicals cost less. other items, from feed to machinery, saw higher costs, with steel posts and barbed wire among notable increases.
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Study backs Pentagon waste critique by Brookings
A Brookings Institution study estimates the Pentagon overpays workers by 900 million dollars annually and urges reform to keep pace with the Soviet Union without raising the defense bill. It calls for civilianize 377,000 military roles and notes high pay for white collar civil service staff.
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