Mondale Says Reagan Errantly Links Religion and Politics
Walter Mondale accused President Reagan of tying religion to politics, calling it not the American way as both campaigns prepared for a Labor Day kickoff. Mondale urged separation of church and state while Reagan defended his stance and pressed his West Coast campaign effort.
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Robert Dole
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Jerry Falwell
Motel's rule snuff it out or check out
The Non-Smokers Inn near Dallas forbids smoking with no ashtrays and $100 fines for leftover butts. Guests sign an agreement, rooms are detoxified, and applicants take polygraph tests to prove they have not smoked in six months. Lyndon Sanders, 55, runs the 244 year old motel idea born in 1968.
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Judy Kiemesrud
New York Times
Dallas
Highway 183
Lyndon Sanders
Kansas City
Nostalgia Nips at Prices of a Quarter Ham Burger
A nostalgic note contrasts the past price of a pound of ham burger at a quarter with the effort required to earn that quarter, reflecting on changing values and wages.
Two Prairie Cheerleaders Target Car at Kirkwood Fest
Over Labor Day weekend at Kirkwood Community College a festival fundraiser allowed three swings with an ax for a dollar to raise money for the Criminal Justice Club. The event featured an arts and crafts show carnival rides and an antique auto display and concluded Sunday.
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Karen Andersen
Amy Goldsberry
Kirkwood Community College
Criminal Justice Club
Kirkwood
Shuttle tests solar wing on Discovery marred by ice
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The space shuttle Discovery's Sunday test of a 102 foot solar array was highlighted by progress on sun powered space stations but frozen ice clogged overboard water dumps and forced crews to avoid using the ship's toilet. Flight director John Cox said ice buildup may be cleared with a robotic arm and tests postponed until fixed. Judy Resnick led measurements of shuttle induced mast movements to aid future solar capture.
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Donkeys as Guard Animals Aid Virginia Sheep Protection
Virginia Tech researchers test donkeys as guard animals at two state sheep facilities to deter dogs. Early results show donkeys dislike dogs and may protect 130 000 sheep, with shepherds hopeful about reducing losses to pet dogs.
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Washington Post
Animal Kingdom
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Steven Umberger
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Umberger
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