Congressmen Criticize Reagan Trade Plan as Too Little
Kansas representatives Slattery and Glickman attacked Reagan trade policy on the House floor for failing to address the causes of a near 150 billion trade deficit. They urged a bipartisan deficit-cutting budget summit and a world monetary system reform. Senate leader Dole supported biPartisan talks and a Bretton Woods style overhaul to curb dollar value and speculation.
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All Perish In Commuter Plane Crash
Rescuers recovered the bodies of 14 aboard a Henson Airlines Beech 99 after it crashed into Trayfoot Mountain in Shenandoah National Park while en route from Baltimore to Shenandoah Valley Airport. The disaster, tied to a year with numerous fatal airline accidents, left no survivors among 12 passengers and two crew. Names of passengers were withheld pending next of kin notifications.
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Kansas teachers press for binding arbitration amid contract talks
The Kansas National Education Association critics argue bargaining deadlocks push for binding arbitration while school boards retain final contract power. Governors and districts show salary gaps, with top districts averaging over $26,000 and bottom districts near $18,000 in recent years.
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Wall Street Slight Dow Gain Amid Mixed Early Trading
U S stocks opened lower in broad mixed trading with computer, paper, financial and oil shares dragging the market. The Dow edged up 1.23 to 1317.54 after Monday’s 18.37 rise, while transports and utilities fell and NYSE volume eased to 41.52 million shares at noon.
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State funds avoid South Africa investments in Kansas idle funds
State officials who manage nearly $1 billion in idle funds say little of the money is invested in companies doing business in South Africa. The bulk of funds must stay with Kansas banks. only about $2.5 million is in corporate bonds, and just $1 million could be in bonds from firms with South Africa ties. The Kan sas Public Employment Retirement System also voted to avoid securities of companies not adhering to the Sullivan principles.
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