Carter To Brief Nation On Soviet Troops In Cuba
President Carter will address the nation at 9 pm on Monday about the Soviet combat brigade in Cuba. White House briefers described the remarks as addressing issues surrounding the Soviet force and potential U.S. actions. The administration held NSC sessions and high level meetings with Vance and Gromyko's talks noted as not yet resolving the dispute. Other officials emphasized SALT II remains a priority, with no crisis acknowledged though a problem was acknowledged.
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Prayer Precedes Papal Pilgrimage
Vatican City reports Pope John Paul II reflecting on faith death and peace as he prepares for a historic Ireland and United States journey. Thousands line routes, security tightens for first papal visit to Ireland with Dublin Mass and cross formation by Irish forces. The pope recalls John Paul I and heads to Dublin then New York, amid a Vatican Mass anniversary observance. County forecast notes clear to partly cloudy weather with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
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Albino Luciani
Dublin
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Poland
Kansas Gov halts Kansas tax withholding for November
Governor John Carlin ordered a one month moratorium on Kansas income tax withholding in November. The move to return about 20 million dollars to taxpayers aims to ease holiday cost pressures. The unprecedented action follows years of misaligned withholding reflecting federal tax law changes and higher personal exemptions.
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Kansas
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Political candidates swing through Ottawa
Ottawa reporters note that multiple political candidates are visiting the city, with events planned around local venues. Campaign activity ramps up as officials and residents engage in discussions, appearances, and questions from the public.
Fidel Castro calls issue an artificial crisis in Cuba
Fidel Castro lashed at U.S. policy saying Soviet troops stationed in Cuba form a long standing training center known to CIA and several U.S. presidents since 1962. He accused President Carter of dishonesty and of creating an artificial crisis while recounting the facility’s history.
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Ottawa to Break Ground for Our Own Hardware Warehouse
Ground breaking ceremonies mark the start of a 300000 square foot Our Own Hardware Inc warehouse at Ottawa Industrial Park. Construction by Dandlinger & Sons of Wichita targets mid October start and a 1980 completion, with 50 to 60 local jobs and Our Own Hardware’s expansion into Kansas Missouri and the South. The firm operates about 900 retail stores in 11 states and is Minneapolis based.
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Ottawa
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Hugh Byrne
Gaynor
Earl Devore
Chamber
Our Own Hardware
Byrne
Dandlinger & Sons Construction Co
Wichita
Minneapolis
Kansas
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Carter Camp Fights Florida Draft Kennedy Bid
President Carter's team mobilizes in Florida to derail a state movement to draft Edward Kennedy for president. Jody Powell says Florida caucuses Oct. 13 are pivotal for delegates to the state convention. The Carter effort includes planned visits by Rosalynn Carter Mondale Marshall and Moon Landrieu to rally supporters.
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Walter Mondale
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Housing and Urban Development
Kansas Diesel Fuel Plea Seeks More Supply
The Kansas congressional delegation urged Energy Secretary Duncan to authorize additional diesel for harvest needs. They cited a rising spot market with prices up to 20 cents higher per gallon and warned shortages could devastate farmers if winter comes early in western Kansas.
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Kansas
Charles W. Duncan Jr
Bob Dale
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Phnom Penh Slips Toward Recovery Amid Famine Warnings
AP dispatch from Phnom Penh by Jerzy Chocilowski notes partial recovery under Vietnamese-backed Heng Samrin after Pol Pot era. Famine looms yet rice is now available though scarce. life shows contrast with clean streets and empty alleys. Market goods and gold exist but money not in circulation.
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