Slattery stays put as he seeks re election
Rep Jim Slattery has chosen to run for a fifth term in the Second District rather than pursue a gubernatorial bid in Kansas. Analysts note his growing clout in the House and a possible move to Ways and Means, while questions linger about personal motives and power. The decision echoes Rep Dan Glickman who also avoids a tough race.
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Jim Slattery
Slattery
Kansas
Mike Hayden
U.S. House
Dan Glickman
Hayden
Ways and Means
Tom Foley
Richard Gephardt
Dole urges less federal spending to curb debt
Sen Bob Dole visiting Chanute says Congress spends too much on individual constituents and that if spending isn’t cut taxes must rise. He argues officials should serve states and the nation, not grapple with every request, and promotes paying cash for needs to avoid debt.
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Bob Dole
Chanute
Congress
Dole
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1989
Ottawa Herald lists daily weekday publication details with staff roles and tiered subscription prices. Rates updated July 1 1989 cover Ottawa area motor route mail Franklin County and surrounding counties and all other areas with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual options.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Harbor Village: Antique Riches Near Grove Oklahoma
Harbor Village in Grove Oklahoma is a 13 acre self guided tourist complex with about 100 buildings of antiques. Visitors pay by donation or with small sales and view recreated offices shops and a large glass art collection. The site opened in 1968 by Harvey and Bernice Jones and drew 600000 visitors last summer from the U.S. and 43 countries.
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Harber Village
Harvey and
Bernice Jones
Jones Truck Lines, Inc
Belle Starr
Jones Truck Lines
Springdale
Ark
Christ
Ozark Mountain
Ottawa
Ottawa B & T Co
Jim Johnson
U.S
Joneses
Beaver Lake
Harvey
Bernice
Italy
Harvey Jones
Israel a tiny speck on a vast map amid Middle East squabbles
The author argues Israel's small size and population contrast sharply with its regional adversaries. They mock Arab nations for prolonged wars, note Israel’s defensive gains, and suggest Jordan as a potential homeland. The piece blends humor with critique of Middle East conflicts and geopolitics.
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Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Mexico City
Chicago
Belize
Burundi
Djibouti
Fiji
Haiti
Japan
Reagan era crisis argument questions Nixon sainthood
The author contrasts Nixon and Reagan amid Cold War era crises, noting Powell as first Black Joint Chiefs chair and Baker as first woman West Point corps captain. They argue Watergate memory fades as more corruption surfaces under Reagan, blaming both presidents for lies and abuses of power, with HUD and S&L scandals cited. Kilpatrick laments Reagan era failures and calls for accountability.
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Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kristin Baker
West Point Corps of Cadets
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