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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1986
Page
6
Cocaine Epidemic Strains Rehabilitation Centers Nationwide
Nationwide surge in cocaine abuse strains rehabilitation centers as facilities report rising admissions, longer wait times, and staffing challenges. Officials warn of broader social costs while programs expand outreach and funding efforts to address the crisis.
Carlin Says Hayden Will Regret House Record
Gov. John Carlin predicts Kansas House Speaker Mike Hayden will be marked by his 14 years in the Legislature. He argues Hayden opposed major issues, including banking liberalization and liquor by the drink, and will struggle to defend his voting record in Johnson County against Docking. Carlin lauds Docking as intelligent and common-sense and says Hayden will mount a strong statewide campaign via GOP lawmakers. He also notes Dennis Moore can beat incumbent Robert Stephan if voters get acquainted, drawing a parallel to Carlin’s 1978 victory. Judy Runnels wins a Democratic nomination for secretary of state over Karen Carlin, who criticizes the governor’s involvement. He pledges support for the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Tom Docking
Mike Hayden
John Carlin
Hayden
Carlin
Johnson County
Docking
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Kansas
Carlin-Docking
Tom
Dennis Moore
Robert T. Stephan
Moore
Robert F. Bennett
Dennis
Judy Runnels
Ottawa budget hearing set on 7 p.m. Monday
Ottawa U.S.C. 290 taxpayers may comment at 7 p.m. Monday during a public hearing on the Ottawa Board of Education proposed 1986-87 budget of 7.54 million dollars, a 12.22 mill increase leading to a 74.48 mill total. The hearing and regular meeting are at 420 S. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa U.S.C
Ottawa Board of Education
S. Main
Perry Chapman
Mike Newmaster
East Central Vocational Cooperative
ECVC
Jackie Johnson
Ottawa
OHS
Newmaster
Nancy Hale
AG Campaign May Be Lively In Kansas Race For Attorney General
Democratic nominee Dennis Moore urged incumbent Robert T. Stephan to agree to at least five joint appearances across Kansas with debates in each of five congressional districts between Sept. 15 and Nov. 1. Moore noted he has accepted a Johnson County Bar Association event on Oct. 1. Stephan has not responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Dennis Moore
Robert T. Stephan
Moore
Johnson County
Stephan
Kansas
John Pinegar
Kansas Judicial Center
Johnson County Bar Association
Pinegar
Bob
Reagan to undergo routine urological tests
New York RP reports President Reagan will have two urological tests Saturday. Doctors say the tests check for enlarged prostate or bladder growth, and may be routine given his age and past cancer history. White House spokesmen say the tests are not tied to his colon cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reagan
Eduardo Farcon
New York University Medical Center
Farcon
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Reagan Splits Senate on ASAT and Nuclear Test Bans
In Washington, the Senate refused to extend the ASAT test ban while the House called for a one year halt to U S nuclear testing as both chambers work on the Pentagon funding for the new fiscal year. The debates reflect long standing arms control goals opposed by the Reagan administration with differences to be resolved by a conference committee. The House backed a one year nuclear test ban by 234 to 155 as the Senate approved a non binding call for new talks to ban all tests by 64 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
U.S
Pentagon
Reagan
Congress
White House
John Kerry
D-Mass
Strom Thurmond
R-N.c
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NFL
Derek Tate
Kansas City
Donald Lee Beddo
Richmond
Steve Zuk
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