Salina Editor Rants Over Kansas Lawyers Flocking to Colorado
The Salina Journal editorializes against Kansas lawyers choosing the Colorado Springs May 31 state convention over Kansas cities like Topeka Wichita or Salina. It calls for public concern, notes about 130 lawyers on state payroll, and urges readers to write legislators, though action this year is too late.
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Kansas’ Bar Association
Colorado
Salina Journal
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Topeka
Wichita
Salina
Brazil shows the way to alcohol fuel car surge
Brazil leads in alcohol from sugar cane with 70 000 alcohol powered cars and a projection to one million by mid 1982. Volkswagen Brazil says 80 percent of its 1981 cars will be pure alcohol models as distilleries expand. The United States lags in alcohol powered transport.
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Brazil
Volkswagen
United States
Distaff Side on a Garage of Useful Treasures
A columnist recalls a garage attached to Carol Crupper’s home filled with saleable items. The piece contrasts bragging with complaints and highlights the thriftily packed space.
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Carol Crupper
People
Journal
Crupper
Our unattached garage a natural storage maze
A dated 1934 joined structure sits back from the house, used sparingly and piled with year to year detritus. Rummage and dust mix with leaves, seeds, and critter nests while bed springs serve as a vertical home for mud daubers. The space still holds room for two cars, but memories and mortifications linger about attic storerooms and long ignored keepsakes.
Demos plan major rebuilding under Manatt in 1980s
Des Moines reports Democratic national chairman Chuck Manatt outlines a major rebuilding effort to counter Reagan. He cites reorganizing state parties, expanding direct mail, forming a National Academy for candidate training, and forming issue panels to craft policy while challenging the New Right and NNCPAC. Manatt, Iowa native and former California party chair, surveys the party's post assassination attempt landscape.
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Des Moines
Ronald Reagan
Chuck Manatt
Manatt
Reagan
Iowa
Los Angeles
California
House
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Senate
Congress
Jimmy Carter
John Kennedy
Ted Sorenson
Aging thoughts and the tension of growing old
Jim Bishop muses on aging as calendar and state of mind, noting how health focus shifts with age. He cites statistics, anecdotes, and science, from 23 million Americans over 65 toward 50 million, to a cautioned future where longevity challenges independence and social life, ending with a harsher view of scientific pursuit.
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Richard Conniff
Next Magazine
Corona del Mar
Calif
Grandma Tier
Grandpa Tier
Grandma Bishop
Grandpa Bishop
Momma
Dad
Luigi Cornaro
Padua
Italy
Luigi
Carlin vetoes water pricing bill over Kansas Water Office input
Governor John Carlin vetoed Senate Bill 95 on water pricing, saying the Kansas Water Office must have input before policy changes. He cited Senate Bills 303 and 95 as requiring study, urging the Water Office to study the Water Plan Storage Act and report recommendations for 1982.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
Kansas Water Office
Senate
Water Office
Kansas
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Public Pulse
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Nhiss Mason
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