Vets Reach Topeka For POW-MIA Week Proclamation
A pair of veterans Appel and Herschede walk from Ottawa toward Dodge City via US-50 stopping in Topeka for Gov. Carlin to sign a POW MIA week proclamation. They urge public awareness of live POWs, report vandalism incidents, and seek justice as they plan to finish in Los Angeles amid national demonstrations.
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Pagal
Here
Ottawa
Beta Junction
Legion
Topeka
John Carlin
Appel
Herschede
Emporia
Dodge City
VEW Post
VFW
Beto
United States
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Central Highlands
U.S.S
Josephus Daniels
Cincinnati
Veterans Administration
American Legion
Congress
H. Ross Pierot
Texas
Electronic Corporation
Iran
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Herschele
Los Angeles
Korea
Prehistoric Bonanza Continues From Page
Mapes and EU researchers study fossil beds in Kansas including Cen tropolis Garnett and Hamilton sites. They report lizard like skeletons possible, vertebrate uncertainty, scales of fish, prehistoric rushes and sparsely found ferns washed into the bayou. Char coal bed suggests limited eddy transport and no widespread forest fire.
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Robbins
Mapes
Maples
Kansas
Garnett
Hamilton
Daniloff Suggests Cooling Off Move In Spying Case
Nicholas Daniloff urged a cooling off step by proposing he and Soviet U N employee Gennadiy Zakharov be released on recognizance to their ambassadors. His wife Ruth reported the idea after his Lefortovo imprisonment and amid Reagan warning that the detention threatens U S Soviet ties.
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Moscow
Nicholas Daniloff
New York
Ruth Daniloff
Lefortovo
Daniloff
U.S. News & World Report
KGB
U.N
Gennadiy Zakharov
Zakharov
Legislators Travel Costs Rise in Kansas FY86
Kansas legislators spent 182 215 dollars on travel for seminars and international trips in FY86 ending June 30. The spending rose despite tax increases, with Sen. Joe Harder leading in costs at 7 535 dollars and a Europe trip by House leaders cited as a factor.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
Joe Harder
R Moundridge
Harder
China
NCSL
House
Jim Braden
R-Clay Center
Europe
John Carlin
Department of Economic Development
Braden
Legislative Coordinating Council
LCC
National Conference of State Legislatures
Ottawa
Jim Allen
Allen
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Wall Street Slides at Noon Amid Mixed Trading
The Dow Jones average drops 3.66 to 1,860.48 as losers outpace gainers about 5 to 4 on the NYSE. Government bonds fall about 5 per thousand, Gerber Products jumps 4 percent on news of Quaker Oats stake, and Delta Air Lines advances while Western Air Lines holds. The NYSE composite dips 0.32 to 141.75, with volume at 67.52 million shares.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Western Air Lines
Delta Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
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