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Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1985
Sources say missionaries should be released today
United Press International
BOGOTA, Colombia — Three American missionaries kidnapped by leftist rebels more than three weeks ago in Colombia's eastern jungles will be turned over to a government peace commission, a commission source said yesterday.
During a meeting in Bogota Monday night, the kidnappers, members of the First Front of the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces, or FARC, agreed to release the trio, the source told United Press International.
Three members of the commission, which was established to oversee a truce signed with four
rebel groups, were to travel to the jungle area late yesterday or today to pick up the missionaries.
The whereabouts of the missionaries was not made known.
The commission delegates included Alberto Rojas Puyo, director of Colombia's Communist Party.
Four members of the New Tribes Mission, based in Sanford, Fla., were kidnapped Oct. 5, but Paul Dye, 45, a pilot from Saginaw, Mich., escaped four days later.
Still miss are Tim Cain, 35, of Keokuk, Iowa, his wife, Bonnie "Bunny" Cain, 33, of Alexandria, Va., and Steve Estelle, 34, of Douglas, Ariz.
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Income rises nationwide for quarter
WASHINGTON — Personal income rose in 42 states during the April-to-June quarter with four Southwestern states, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma, showing the largest jump of all regions at 1.3 percent, the Commerce Department reported yesterday.
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Personal income for the nation, measured before tax deductions and without adjustment for inflation, rose 1.0 percent during the second quarter over the first three months of 1985, the department said.
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Non-farm income for the nation rose 1.1 percent during the second quarter, officials said.
Earlier this month, the Commerce Department reported disposable income - income less taxes - rose by 0.2 percent nationwide during September.
Personal income overall declined in five states due to declines in farm income. Declines in income in three other states were due to a drop in non-farm income.
Wyoming led all states with the largest percentage increase in nonfarm income, at 3.1 percent, followed by Indiana, Kansas, Arizona and Florida.
The five states with the smallest percentage changes in non-farm personal income were Delaware, Alaska, Montana, North Dakota and Iowa.
Non-farm income rose 0.9 percent on the Plains states including Kansas.
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