Kansas voters face crowded governor race and No. 2 concerns
Saturday Notebook weighs Kansas gubernatorial field and lieutenant governor planes amid Illinois drama. It notes Stevenson’s nomination, Fairchild’s run, LaRouche ties, and Stevenson’s possible independent bid. Also discusses national trade frictions, postal rate hikes, and Iacocca’s pay amid Chrysler status.
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Kansas
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Fairchild
James R. Thompson
Spiro
Agnew
Ottawa Herald subscription rates notice details
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with subscription prices for trade area by carrier and motor routes. Rates include one month three months six months and one year options for in trade area and by mail inside and outside trade area with out of state subscribers taxed.
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Wolf Creek
Baldwin
Wellsville
Kansas
Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Animal Hall of Fame Almanac caps for pets
In a California firm venture, 500 pets per edition will be photographed and biographized for a leather bound annual called the Animal Hall of Fame Almanac. Entrants pay 500 dollars, with 600 for front-page placement, and a 200 dollar printing cost yields about 150000 dollars profit per edition.
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Mike Royko
Sparky
Animal Hall of Fame Almanac
California
Turner-Bradshaw
U.S
Bohusch
Miami
Light Weights Endurance Benefit Reassured
Dear Dr Donohue explains six pound weights aid endurance without muscle breakdown, negating alternate day rest for light lifting. Also covers calories burned by jogging and walking, and warns against long-distance running for young children due to heat exhaustion risk.
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DR. Donohue
W.C.G
Gramm-Rudman Trigger May Miss Targets
Washington columnist argues Gramm-Rudman’s automatic trigger will not shrink deficits. Senate Republicans push balanced defense and domestic cuts with a modest tax hike, while Reagan and House Democrats resist. Editorial cites Washington Monthly article by Palmer and Gould supporting cautious deficit reduction through political action rather than gimmicks.
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David S. Broder
Washington
Gramm-Rudman
Supreme Court
Ost
High’ Court
Comptroller General
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Reagan
Gramm- Rudman
Gramm-Rydman
Office of Management and Budget
Congressional Budget Office
General Accounting Office
Senate Republicans
House
The
Washington Monthly
John L. Palmer
Urban Institute
Stephanie G. Gould
Kennedy School of Government
Har
Tip O'Neill
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Lee Iacocca
Chrysler
Iacocca
United Auto Workers
Ottawa Herald
Jan Bohusch
Los Angeles
RGF
T.T
Paul G. Donshue
Phil Gramm
Texas
Warren Rudman
New Hampshire
White House
Capitol Hill
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