Plane Scare For Miss Lillian Plane Scare For Miss Lillian
The pilot of a single engine plane carrying Mrs. Lillian Carter reported a possible landing gear problem and landed safely at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport with emergency crews in position. Carter remained calm as the Cessna 210 neared the runway while authorities confirmed the nose gear issue as non threatening.
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Wichita, Kan
President Carter
Lillian Carter
Wichita
Mid- Continent
James Smith
Smith
Carter
Pittsburg
Kan
Emporia
Don Allegrucci
Congress
Federal Aviation Administration
Wichita Control
Bob Buck
Humboldt
Lillian
Allegrucci
al Polczinski
The
Wichita Eagle
Ray Hancock
Georgia State Patrol
Bennett Says Tax Critics Top General
Gov. Robert F. Bennett told the Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce that taxpayer unrest reflects federal tax and spending increases. He cited federal taxes now equaling 30 percent of personal income and noted Kansas taxes have fallen from 14.5 to 11.9 percent since 1940 while federal burdens rise. He praised Kansas for frugal government and warned against taxing citizens into rebellion or bankruptcy.
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Winfield, Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Washington
Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
United States
Kansas
California
New York City
Meany Opposes Wage and Price Guidelines in Inflation Fight
AFL CIO chief George Meany urged President Carter to drop adviser recommendations for voluntary wage and price guidelines, arguing they target wage gains over rising prices. United Steelworkers chief Lloyd McBride would assess any new anti inflation plan when unveiled, noting wage increases have kept pace with living costs. Meany warned against repeating 1971 to 1973 control failures and blamed inflation on prices and costs, not wages.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Aflcio
George Meany
Carter
United Steelworkers
Lloyd McBride
Meany
Nixon
McBride
Contempt Hearing Sits Over Wichita Fire Strike
In Wichita Kan IAFF Local 66 leaders Bill Cook and John Robinson faced a contempt hearing after a weeklong firefighting strike and stalled talks with city officials. Judges and negotiators spoke amid fines and renewed efforts to reach a settlement as police officers holding out and fire personnel weigh offers tied to a sales tax vote and pay raises.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
International Association of Firefighters
Bill Cook
IAFF
John Robinson
Sedgwick County District Court
David Calvert
Calvert
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Jim Cochran
Joe Vertuno
National Fop Board of Trustees
Gene Denton
Metro Health Care Adequate in Kansas City Area Only
A state health department report shows only the Kansas City metropolitan area meets adequacy criteria in all medical fields. Outside that core, most of Kansas is labeled underserved for medical education scholarship repayment. Southeastern counties and Topeka region gain adequacy in certain specialties, while several fields remain adequate only in Kansas City.
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Topeka
Kan
State Department of Health and Environment
Kansas City
Health and Environment
Johnson, Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Sedgwick
Rush
Barton
Pawnee
Stafford
Edwards
Pratt
Kiowa
Barber
Comanche
Kansas
Rice
McPherson
Tornado Victim Found Alive After Three Day Search
Grinnell Iowa. Lothar Rau, long sought after the tornado hit near the Grinnell interchange, was found alive in fair condition at University Hospital Iowa City after a three day search. Melanie Ray and others injured in the same incident remained hospitalized in fair condition.
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Jeanne Pinder
Associated Press
Grinnell
Iowa
Melanie Ray
Interstate 60
Lothar Rau
University Hospital
Iowa City
Melanie
Rau
Grinnell Interchange
Interstate 80
Des Moines
Rai
Alberto Phonito
Phonito
University Hospitals
Ray
Rosemary
Alexander
Belinda Ann
Poweshiek County
Max Allen
Daddy
Mom
Allen
Alstead Center
N.H
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Floyd Hobbs
Richard LaMunyon
LaMunyon
Metro
Pomona
Osage City
Enner
Bennerams
Sealy Comfort
Sealy
Ea. Pc
Reg
Leaders
Benner Williams
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