Lecompton Council backs trafficway plan despite site shift
The Lecompton City Council voted unanimity to support the south Lawrence trafficway, moving the Lecompton interchange three miles east of County Road 1029. Officials praised the decision after reviewing the report and emphasized progress over favored access, hoping to set a countywide example.
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Lawrence
Turnpike
South Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike Authority
South
West Lawrence
City delayed upgrades leave 23rd and Louisiana dangerous
City traffic officials failed to widen or realign the 23rd and Louisiana intersection as planned when a new supermarket opened and Ohio Street exit was closed. Motorists face a widening bottleneck and uneven lanes, with improvements unlikely until next year.
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Ohio Street
23Rd Street
23Rd
Louisiana
Massachusetts Street
Debating the 1988 Democratic candidates in Houston
All seven declared Democrats are slated for a July 1 two hour Houston debate moderated by Buckley and Strauss and broadcast on PBS. A Republican debate is planned for Sept. 2. A prize challenge asks readers to name all seven candidates from memory.
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William F. Buckley Jr
Robert S. Strauss
Houston
Public Broadcasting System
Buckley
Bruce Babbitt
Arizona
Joseph R. Biden Jr
Delaware
Michael S. Dukakis
Massachusetts
Richard A. Gephardt
Missouri
Albert Gore Jr
Tennessee
Jesse Jackson
Paul Simon
Illinois
Lines of inquiry for Iran contra hearings focus on Bush
Senate inquiry into Iran contra shifts to Reagan's knowledge and possible Bush involvement. The piece questions George Bush's role if impeachment or resignation reshapes the presidency, noting Bush's visibility and historic foreign policy stance, while detailing other key actors and anticipated testimony from Adm. Poindexter, Lt. Col. North, and Donald Gregg.
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Washington
Senate House
Iran
Reagan
U.S
Congress
Joint Committee
Adm
John Poindexter
Oliver North
George Bush
Bush
Geraldine Ferraro
CIA
North
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Duvalier
Customs Service
Jordan warns law bite could hit Reagan after probes warned
In a secret memo Hamilton Jordan urged amending a broad probe law or risk backfire on the new administration. He warned Meese Baker and Deaver, now targets of probes, that the statute must be softened. Bolton told Congress the law needs renewal amid political maneuvering.
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Washington
Reagan
Hamilton Jordan
Carter
Edwin Meese
James Baker III
Michael Deaver
Jordan
Deaver
Meese
John Bolton
Congress
Bush
Kemp
George Bush
Iowa
George Bush Jr
Jack Kemp
Paul Liebbe
Louisa County
GOP
Bush Committee
Bob Dole
Harold Trupp
Waterloo
Surges of Feelings on Insecurity and Politics
A stream of personal reflections on insurance fears, medical worries, social judgments, and political anxieties. The speaker catalogs feelings about insurance coverage, hospital care, aspirin, Yale, German cars, and for the presidency, especially Reagan, framing them as subjective impressions rather than rational conclusions while noting occasional reassurance that some feelings may prove unjustified.
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Ollie North
William Casey
Casey
Poindexter
Navy
Tehran
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Robert Novak
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Alished Daily
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Finance Committee
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Dolph Simons Sr
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