Infrastructure concerns and primary voting pondered in Kansas
A Kansas note urges backing a three mill levy to fix roads as infrastructure woes persist amid federal aid losses. The column links roads to public safety and economy, cites local voter turnout, and weighs political twists from term limits to potential third terms for Reagan, while noting caterpillar issues in parsley and travel costs of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas
Education Reform Through Kansas School Board Change
The piece warns against a failed 1974 attempt to place the Kansas state school board under legislative control and urges drafting a new education article in the Constitution. It criticizes the board as a weak, sometimes hindering arm and calls for clearer functions, removal of board member selection from the Constitution, and renewed legislative action to guide school destinies.
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John Marshall Harris
Kansas
House
Senate
State Board of Education
State School Board
Rehnquist's 'small print' sensitivity under scrutiny
Mike Royko argues Justice William Rehnquist shows a pattern of sensitivity to individuals' rights while noting past covenants restricting sales to non whites and Jews. The column questions memory of beliefs on discrimination, segregation and personal reflections during his ascent to chief justice.
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Mike Royk
William Rehnquist
Senate
Rehnquist
Phoenix
Vermont
Supreme Court
America
Southern Republicans push lean but strong governance in the South
David S. Broder documents the Southern Republican Exchange in Nashville where 49 officials from 12 states, including governors Lamar Alexander and Jim Martin, gather to swap ideas on crime, taxes, education, and development. The event signals a shift toward broader Republican governance in a still one party South.
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David S. Broder
Nashville
Monroe
Alison Fahrer
Islamorada
Florida Keys
Joe Yates
Bentonville
Arkansas
Gardendale
Ala
Sea Island
Shepherdsville
Tupelo
Miss
Mint Hill
N.C
Wagener
D.C
Algood
Midland
Texas
Southern Republican Exchange
Republican National Committee
South
Lamar Alexander
Tennessee
Jim Martin
North Carolina
Alexander
Martin
Blackberry Farm
Smokies
Washington Beltway
America
Reagan
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
Florida
Jeanie Austin
Alabama
GOP
Marty Connors
Executive Branch
Connors
Georgia
Losing Weight Takes Some Seriousness
A 35 year old woman seeks guidance on slimming while juggling two preschoolers and a part time job. The doctor urges serious calorie counting and regular exercise, noting metabolism improves with activity and proposing a consistent half hour routine. He cautions on diet without exercise and aims for measurable weight loss by year end.
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K.B
Ottawa Herald VaPS Subscription Rates 1986
Ottawa Kansas publication details list subscription rates effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa and surrounding area Franklin County and outside Franklin County. Carrier and mail options include monthly quarterly semiannual and annual terms with prices varying by location and an out of state tax adjustment.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Mojor
Franklin County
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