No Vote For Nonresident Property Owners In Municipal Bonds
Attorney General Robert Stephan says nonresident property owners should not vote in municipal bond elections contending the Legislature would make an unconstitutional law overruling the state constitution. A 1971 drainage district law allowed such voting, but critics argue nonresidents neglect properties and owe little interest in local improvement.
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Robert Stephan
Rick Bowden
Goddard Democrat
State
Licenses to be strengthened with new tamper proof design
Kansas will issue tamper proof drivers licenses by December 1990 with a laminating process to resist alteration. Under 21 licenses show a red background while 21 and older use blue, aimed at curbing underage drinking and fraud, amid data linking teen drinkers to crashes.
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Kansas
Harley T. Duncan
Department of Revenue
Riding The Rails A Travelogue On Amtrak Tales
A four day Amtrak journey from Hutchinson to San Francisco yields a colorful railcar mosaic. Travelers share life stories from geologist escaping desert work to a Ventura grandmother saga and a traveling editor pondering storytelling and the convention world. The piece ends with a teaser about tomorrow’s nude beach.
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Amtrak
Hutchinson
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Great American Desert
Boston
Albuquerque
Merv Griffen
Malibu
Robin
Remembering Ike Funeral Day in Abilene in 1969
A veteran reporter recalls December burial events at Abilene's Eisenhower Center. He describes the cold day, crowds, Nixon and LBJ at the funeral, security measures, the library steps service, and the tense media setup including Merriman Smith’s coverage and a later mismemory about Smith’s name.
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Eisenhower Center
Abilene
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Eisenhower Library
Neal Whittaker
The
Beer
Highway Patrol
Dickinson County Sheriff's Office
Nixon
Pat
Tricia
Eisenhower Chapel
Lyndon Johnson
Mamie Eisenhower
John
LBJ
Merriman Smith
United Press International
White House
Helen Thomas
Smith
Kennedy
The Army of the Unknown and the 1988 race
A column notes 112 presidential hopefuls filed with the FEC nine months before the Iowa caucuses, highlighting obscure candidates from Nouveau Century Party to Army of the Reconvention. Texans and women promise niche bids, with several running for vice president.
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Washington
Iowa
Federal Election Commission
Bush
Dole
DuPont
Haig
Kemp
Robertson
Hart
Babbitt
Gephardt
Simon
Bradley
Biden
Cuomo
Dukakis
Iacocca
Air Force One
Edward Matthew Balesik
Ripon
Wis
Nouveau Century Party of America
Kenneth George Robichaux
New Orleans
Prix Party
Indianapolis
James H. Ricketts Sr
Army of the Reconvention
Frank Stewart
Centre
Ala
Peggy Ann Childers
Madison
New Millennium Party
Karen-Lee Blauvelt
Billerica
Mass
FEC
Alfonzo Jones
Detroit
William M. Daguman
San Francisco
Samuel Dale Darnell
Durant’s Neck
N.C
Barry Commoner
Citizens Party
John R. Rarick
American Independent Party
Maureen Smith
California
Peace and Freedom Party
Harley McLain
North Dakota
National Peoples League
New Jersey
Bill Gabres
Down With Lawyers Party
Army of the Unknown
Socialist Labor
Farmer Labor
Prohibition Party
Milton
Salmonella risk sparks chicken cooking debates in Iowa
Burlington readers weigh food safety and cooking methods after an offbeat column discusses salmonella concerns, home cooking hacks, and Uncle Bill's backyard grilling lore. The piece mocks extreme prep ideas while noting readers may send signed letters with addresses and contact numbers for verification.
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Bill
Government contact list for U S officials and offices
A compact directory lists contact points for President Ronald Reagan at The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500 Senators Bob Dole Nancy Kasseiauub topeka names and numbers Rep Bob Whittaker and state legislators Jim Allen and Jack Beauchamp with office locations in Washington DC and Topeka including phone numbers for Keystone offices.
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Ronald Reagan
The
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Russell
Senate
Washington
D.C
Bob Whittaker
Cannon House
Jim Allen
Statehouse
Topeka
Jack Beauchamp
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1986 update
Ottawa Herald lists monthly and yearly subscription prices for Ottawa area Franklin County and nearby regions with carrier, motor route and mail options. Rates include one month $4.00 to $5.50 and yearly $40.00 to $60.00 plus a 5.5 percent out of state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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Terrors
OIB AD
Leif Eriksson
Joam the Bismarck
Richard Buzbee
Harris News Service
UPI Topeka
Jim Hitch
Wyoming
al Hamburg
Torrington
Michael Lee Hamburg
Hawk Springs
Jobs For Students
Jobs For Youth
Punch B. Burger
Chapel Hill
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Charles J. Ott
Chuck Ott
Texas
Rickey Lynn Swinney
Fort Worth
American Dream Party
James
Burlington
Caracas
Panama
Rhode Island
Diane Sawyer
60 Minutes
USDA
America
Arkansas
Missouri
Chris
Louisiana
Des Moines
Mike Sweet
Bob Dole
Nancy Kassebaum
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Jim R.hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Hornbeck
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
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