Dimbulb Awarded for Special Session Idea in Kansas
The piece mocks the push for a Kansas special legislative session to pass a severance tax before year end. It notes political expediency, fiscal uncertainty, and pressure from royalty owners, with Senate President Doyen proposing to appease voters while avoiding rushed, flawed bills.
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Hays Daily News
Kansas
Carlin
Senate
Ross Doyen
Kansas City Star
Doyen
Statehouse
Time and time changing thoughts from a kansas columnist
Dolores Hope muses on time and the clock changing with Daylight Saving Time. A local reader recalls 88 years of life and jokes about hair nets and side combs. Telegram reporter Julie Bender notes moving time zones and the Druids calendar marks Samhain Beltaine Martinmas. Time forecasts blend philosophy and seasonal lore.
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Telegram
Julie Bender
Garden City
Lakin
Central
Bender
Reagan’s unwavering convictions face 1983 after 1963 column
The writer argues Reagan will stay the course on taxes and defense despite shifts in House seats. He recalls a 1963 Hutchinson column praising Reagan’s commitment to individual freedom and a strong national defense, noting no significant change in Reagan’s beliefs over 20 years. The piece predicts election results won’t alter core positions.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
House
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hutchinson
Kansas
James Kilpatrick and the Right to Work in Round 54
The National Right to Work Committee funds its anti unionism push as a PAC battle with the FEC stretches through the Supreme Court. The case centers on free association and political contributions, raising, could a like minded group share political expression as unions do. The dispute, hinging on membership definitions and PAC activity, may be decided next year with a $300,000 fine still in limbo. Tune in for Round 55.
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Washington
National
Right To Work Committee
Supreme Court
David
Goliath
Federal Election Commission
PAC
FEC
High Court
Virginia
No evidence of forced labor on trans-Siberian pipeline yet
Washington reports no conclusive proof that forced labor is used to build the 3600 mile pipeline to Western Europe. CIA and human rights papers note widespread labor camps in the USSR and estimate 4 million forced workers, but connections to the pipeline remain unproven. Senator Armstrong urges world action while officials say investigation continues.
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Department
Congress
Europe
William Armstrong
R-Corp
State
Armstrong
CIA
Labor Department
Human Rights
Powell A. Moore
Moore
O Dohertagh International Reunion Plan For 1985
Public Pulse details the first International Reunion of the O Dochartaigh tribe at Attica Michigan in August 1981 with diverse spellings of Docherty and related surnames from Donegal Derry and Innishowen. Paddy Doherty of Derry spoke and invited a 1985 reunion in Derry and Donegal. planning began in 1982 with Irish Committee members. Fort O Doherty rebuilding underway in Derry. 1983 reunion planned for Barnesville Ohio August 13. efforts to contact members through newspapers. secretary Jeanne Dougherty Kitchen of North America urges participation for largest gathering.
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O Dochartaigh
Attica
Michigan
Docherty
Dockrey
Derrity
Daugharty
Daugherty
Daughtrey
Daughtry
Dougherty
Ireland
Donegal
Derry
Innishowen Peninsula
Paddy Doherty
Joseph Fegin
Paddy
Fort O'Doherty
Patrick F. Dougherty
O'Dochartaigh
Burnside
Atlanta
Brown City
St. Thomas
Ontario
Canada
Barnesville
Ohio
Downington
Pennsylvania
Memorial Park
Jeanne Dougherty-Kitchen
Dochartaigh
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REA
Public Welfare
Peace Corps
Youth Corps
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Babe Ruth
Berlin
U. S
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