Terrorism Debate and Abortion Stance Highlight Kansas Views
The piece weighs U.S. response to terrorism from Iran to Lebanon and the Israel hostage crisis, arguing no deals may aid terrorists while urging decisive action. It also covers Gov. Mike Hayden’s evolving abortion stance amid Right to Life pressure and campaign history, noting legal limits and political risk.
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Vietnam
Jimmy Carter
Ayatollah Khomeini
Shah of
Iran
Carter
Reagan
Israel
U.S
William R. Higgins
Mike Hayden
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Hayden
Right To Life of Kansas Inc
Pat Dodson
Right To Life
Contact list for federal officials in Washington DC
A reader provides names and mailing and office contact details for President George Bush Senator Bob Dole Senator Nancy Kassebaum and Representative Bob Whitaker with street addresses and phone numbers for reaching each official.
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George Bush
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Nancy Kassebaim
Russia
Wash
Ington
D.C
Bob Whitaker
Reyburn
Bulding
Washington, DC
Ottawa Herald USPS Rates Notice 1989
Rates for Navy dues and mail subscriptions announced for Ottawa area and surrounding regions. Details include price tiers by carrier and major route, with monthly, three month, six month, and yearly options. Also lists staff roles and office contacts for Ottawa, Kansas publication.
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Ottawa
Carrer
Yast
Franklin County
Perseids meteor shower and sky watching advice
A nostalgic reflection on Halley’s Comet and summer sky watching. It explains Perseids peak on August 11 and 12, offers viewing tips from backyards away from city lights, and includes a playful math joke about sacks, cats, and kittens and their legs.
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Earth
The Incredible Art of Sleep
A personal reflection on sleep habits, napping, and dreams, noting quick naps at work, night sleep, insomnia, and driving risks. The author questions how much sleep people need, the value of dreaming, and the failed idea of learning languages by sleeping with a recorder.
Chicago Not No. 1 in Any Field Says Civic Pride
A witty debate portrays Chicago as imperfect yet proud of its corruption record. Officials nationwide show more 10 percent of federal convictions. New York trails in population and finance but leads in other respects. The speakers note corruption as a form of initiative and discuss Machine era decline and shifting standards.
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Grobnik
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Wall Street
Big Apple
Ivan Boesky
Dan
Mets
Feds
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Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Hornbeck
Mike Geiss
Pag Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Halley
Tam
Jim Hitch
Ottawa To
Andy Rooney
America
FBI
Sony
Mike Royko
Ibune Med
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