Reagan Rips Democrats During Kansas City Visit
President Reagan campaigned in Missouri for Christopher Bond and prepared remarks in Kansas City urging Democrats to switch to Republican. He attacked Harriett Woods for her liberal voting record and tied Senate gains to White House aims, while noting aid for farmers and foreign markets as crucial issues. The races in Missouri and South Dakota are seen as pivotal to GOP control.
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Kansas City
Reagan
Senate
Central America
Missouri
Christopher Bond
Harriett Woods
Thomas Eagleton
Sioux Falls
S.D
James Abdner
Tom Daschle
Harry Truman
Korea
Greece
Europe
Woods
ADA
Americans For Democratic Ac
Tion
Washington
Kit
White House
Congress
South Dakota
Regents List Project Plans TOPEKA Kansas
The Kansas Board of Regents unveiled 2.8 million dollars in new construction requests for the next fiscal year as part of a 122.5 million dollar building program across six state universities and Kansas Technical Institute. Funding will largely come from general tax revenue, with 4 million sought for maintenance. The plan includes a 550,000 dollar chilled water system for Kansas State University and a 150,000 dollar upgrade toward Wichita State University’s science building, among other projects.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Warren Corman
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Joint Committee On State
Corman
Kansas
Kansas Technical Institute
State General Fund
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
Wichita State University
KTY
Pittsburg State University
School of Technology
Emporia State University
KSU
Haworth Hall
Fowler Hall
ESU
Pittsburg State
Ottawa area briefs highlight bids and school events
The Kansas Department of Transportation set bid opening for October 16 in Topeka to replace a bridge located 3.2 miles west and 3.4 miles north of Ottawa. The Warren Black American Legion and Auxiliary will host its Second District Coffee Tour at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Youth Center. Ottawa Recreation Commission volleyball games at Ottawa Middle School were moved to Wednesday due to OMS open house. Ottawa Middle School Back-To-School Night starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the OMS Auditorium. parents may visit classes, meet teachers and tour the building.
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Topeka
Ottawa
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Middle School
OMS
Ad Briefs Weekday Lunch Specials and Local Salons
Weekday lunch specials begin Wednesday at the Saddleback Lounge. Harry Bear’s offers a Tuesday hot turkey sandwich under new management. Denise Wiederholt joins Guys and Dolls Hair Fashions and Tanning Center at 242-3055 for appointments. Is your hair droopy and dry Change your appearance with Scruples sculpture wave at Charlotte's Chat N Curl 1740 S Elm 242-2377. Five stylists available Walk-ins welcome Open evenings by appointment.
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Harry Bear
DENISE_ WIEDERHOLT
Guys and Dolls
App’t
Charlotte’s
Elm
Paula Nedeau Overbrook 23 Dies In Missouri Crash
Funeral services for Paula Kay Nedeau 23 of Olathe formerly Overbrook who died from injuries in a one vehicle crash west of Warrensburg Missouri will be at 10 am Tuesday at St Patrick's Scranton with burial in Overbrook Cemetery. Born June 27 1963 at Topeka she attended Carbondale and Overbrook schools and Santa Fe Trail High School class of 1981. She worked as a cake decorator for Olathe Food Barn since 1984 and earlier at O'Brahim's Thriftway Overbrook. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Nedeau Overbrook a sister Jodi and a brother Tim both at home two grandmothers and numerous relatives. The family will meet friends 7 8 pm tonight at St Patrick's with a rosary at 8 pm memorials to Overbrook Fair Horse Activity Fund.
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Paula Kay Nedeau
Overbrook
Olathe
Warrensburg
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Scranton
Topeka
Carbondale
Santa Fe Trail High School
Fort Hays State University
Kansas State University
Brown-Mackey Business College
North Osage 4-H
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Olathe Food Barn
O’brahim's
Thriftway
Bill Nedeau
Jodi
Tim
Kathryn C. Nedeau
Betty L. Vawter
Greenwood-Roberts Funeral
Market slide as rate worries hit Wall Street
The Dow Jones industrials fell 21.52 to 1748.17 by noon as investors eyed higher interest rates and a weaker dollar. NYSE leaders dropped with American Express, IBM, Chrysler, and AT&T down, while Federal Express surged 6.5 percent on Zap Mail discontinuation and facsimile plans. The NYSE composite index slipped to 132.45 amid broad losses and bond prices fell about five dollars per thousand.
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Velma M. Keelin
Richard C. Winchester
Keelin
South Locust
Donna E. Magee
Princeton
Danny R. Ledom
Olive
South Cedar
Ricky R. Bulmer
Ash
Dan Hope Chrysler
Franklin- Anderson County
Williamsburg
Donald D. Godfrey
Americus
North Oak
Patsy
Rockhold
Baldwin
Beverly A. Stevens
N. Oak
Stevens
William Street
Roger J. Davis
Overbrook
New York
Wall Street
United States
American Express
International Business Machines
Chrysler
American Telephone & Telegraph
Federal Express
Hewlett-Packard
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Tina With
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