Saturday Notebook on Elections and Budget News
The column discusses upcoming elections with constitutional amendments and state races, predicting a huge counting chore for election boards. It notes likely Dole reelection and critiques federal spending on information with Gramm Rudman and Defense ceremonial budgets. It ends urging to stop the music for taxpayers.
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Bob Dole
U.S. Senate
Defense Department
Defense
Lifting Weights and Rest Between Sets Guidance
Dear Dr Donohue explains rest intervals for weight lifters. Experts suggest two to three minutes between sets to balance recovery with training goals.
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DR. Donohue
J.E
A Stamp For Susanna Part II Kansas Trendsetter For Women
Harris News Service recounts Susanna Salter as the first female mayor in Argonia Kansas 1887 and details Kansas leading in women's voting rights and governance. The Argonia Western Sumner County Historical Society seeks a USPS stamp honoring Salter amid centennial history of women's suffrage and public office in Kansas. Ruth Harper urges Postal Service support from Washington for a Susanna stamp.
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John Marshall Harris
Kansas
Susanna
Susanna Madora Salter
Susan (B. Anthony
Susanna Salter
Argonia
John Martin
Congress
Anna Junken
Dickinson County Register of Deeds
Syracuse
Baldwin
Lucy Sullivan
Topeka
H.H. Miller
Susan B. Anthony
There's A Bit Of Wallace In Reagan
David S. Broder argues Wallace faded from public view until his retirement announcement. He compares Wallace to Reagan, noting Wallace’s demagogue flair, populist appeals, and critique of federal power, while praising Reagan’s steadier approach. Wallace’s influence waned after assassination and shifting politics, though his rhetoric lingered in American discourse.
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Wallace
Reagan
David S. Broder
Washington
George C. Wallace
South
Alabama
America
Lyndon B. Johnson
Miami Beach
Flint
Orlando
Huey Long
Jimmy Carter
Florida
Ronald Reagan
Soviets Should Extend Test Viewings By Barry Schweid
Twenty three years after bans on atmospheric and underwater tests both sides reserve the right to underground testing. The 1963 pledge to expand the partial ban and the 1974 and 1976 accords set limits and on site inspection. Extending access to Soviet sites could ease compliance doubts amid Reagan era scrutiny and potential treaty adjustments as new submarine trials near.
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Barry Schweid
Washington (Ap
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Hiroshima
Ford Administration
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald offers subscription options for trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly plans. Rates vary by location with in state tax included and out of state subscribers charged a reduced sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County Kansas Land Tracts And Lease Forfeiture Notice
Legal notice listing tract descriptions in Franklin County Kansas including Tract No 1 and Tract No 2 with river centerlines, railroad right of way, and areas estima ted at 15 and 42.25 acres respectively. Also notes parties claiming interests and a lease forfeiture by lessee James Rains Trustee under Misc Book 67 Pg 449 with a 20 day deadline to respond and surrender the lease.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Maraises Cygnes River
Missouri Pacific Railroad
August Romstedt
Register of Deeds
Maral Des Cygnes River
Marais Des Cygne River
Marais Des Cygnes River
Sald
Marais Des Cygnes
Nugent Creek
Anklin County
Ottawa
Confederation Resources, Inc
The
Royal Bank of Canada
Alfazar Oil & Gas, Ltd
Impact Resources, Ltd
Elkhound Resources, Inc
James ©. Rains
Office of the Register of Deeds
the Register of Deeds
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