Carlton Haunts Cardinals as Phillies Top Cards in 10 Innings
Steve Carlton won his 23rd, guiding Philadelphia to a 3-2 10 inning victory over St. Louis. Keith Moreland's double scored Bowa in the 10th after Bowa's leadoff single and Boone's sacrifice. Mike Schmidt added his 42nd homer as Philadelphia moved atop the NL East. Elsewhere, Pittsburgh beat Montreal 4-2 and other NL results shifted standings.
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Houston
San Diego
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Chicago
New York
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Larry Bowa
Bowa
Kim Seaman
Bob Boone
Mike Schmidt
Pirates
Expos
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Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
Kansas High School Football Streaks Mixed in Week
In Topeka AP report, Clay Center halted Sacred Heart's eight game winning streak while Marmaton Valley ended a 12 game slide with a 16-9 win over Jayhawk Linn. Ensign extended its losing streak to 28 with Satanta’s 73-6 win, the longest in state.
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Jayhawk Linn
Goodland
Burlington
Colo
Chetopa
Elk Valley
Arkansas City
Ensign
Satanta
Attica
Flinthills
West Elk
Haven
Salina St. John's
Peabody
Effingham
Coldwater
Lebanon
Garnett
Altamont
Kansas School For the Deaf
Brewster
Bluesteam
Healy
Wetmore
Macksville
Lebo
Wichita and Sedgwick Lead State in Revenue Bonds
Wichita and Sedgwick County issued the most tax exempt industrial revenue bonds in Kansas since 1961 with Wichita at 474.59 million and Sedgwick County at 534.1 million including city and county bonds. Wichita issued a 112 million Boeing expansion in December 1979, and bonds aim to spur economic development while not taxed for 10 years. The study also noted districts with the most bonds and the impending legislative study on impact.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Legislative Research Department
Boeing Aircraft Co
Kansas City
Wamego
Merriam
Halstead
McPherson
Lawrence
Lenexa
Dodge City
Salitia
Sedgwick
Johnson
Pottawatomie
Wyandotte
Harvey
Shawnee
Reno
Douglas
Ford
Geary
Leavenworth
Saline
Kansas
Dented Nuclear Warhead To Be Taken Apart In Texas
The nine megaton warhead from a Titan II silo explosion will be moved to Pantex near Amarillo for disassembly or analysis. Officials said the warhead was dented but not leaking radiation after Friday’s blast that killed one mechanic and injured 21.
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Texas
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Little Rock Air Force Base
New York Times
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the Times
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Department of Energy
Pantex
Amarillo
DOE
Air Force
Tom Cooper
Bill Clinton
Clinton
John Fullerton
State Office of Emergency Services
Army Base Is New Refugee Home in Puerto Rico
Washington reports Fort Allen, an inactive Army base, will reopen to shelter Cuban and Haitian refugees arriving from outside Miami. Claudia Townsend said the facility, slated to begin operations by early October, could house about 5,000 people and will take transfers from Miami processing sites where 150 to 200 refugees arrive daily.
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