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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1983

Page

7

Alf Landon A Curious Figure On The 1936 Campaign

Alfred M. Landon rose swiftly from Kansas governor to national prominence as the first Kansan nominated by a major party for president. The piece chronicles his 1930s campaigns, his stance to reduce government waste, and his administration’s relief efforts, noting his later influence and his daughter Nancy becoming a U.S. Senator.

Tn Kansan White House Kansan United States Alfred M. Landon Kansas Landon London Charles Curtis Roosevelt Hoover Donald McCoy University of Kansas Finney Maine Vermont McCoy Nancy Landon Kassebaum U.S. Senate J.R. Brinkley Milford Smithsonian Margaret Triman Smithsonian National Museum of Art Shirley MacLaine MacLaine Charles Ryder Evelyn Waugh Waugh America KGB Hidden Hand John Barron Cheka Andropov

Federal Aid Urged To Sustain U.S. Supercomputing Edge

Los Alamos scientist Jack Worlton warned on opening day of the Frontiers of Supercomputing Conference that the United States must secure more government funding to keep ahead of Japan in supercomputing. He urged purchases of extra machines and looser antitrust rules to allow joint R&D ventures, citing the Sputnik effect as motivation to act.

Los Alamos N.M Japan U.S America Jack Worlton Los Alamos National Laboratory Lab National Security Agency Justice Department Microelectronics and Computer Technolog Corp Worlton Soviet Union

AG Upholds Weed Law

Kansas AGRobert Stephan ruled Lawrence weed ordinance constitutional in a case about tall bluegrass. The opinion said due process was preserved and there is no created right to appeal before abatement. The memo also addressed Nickerson mayoral removal of officers for cause and due process hearings.

Topeka Kan Lawrence City Robert Stephan Stephan Betty Jo Charlton Clawrence Charlton Nickerson Water and Sewer RL. Leslie Reno County Hutchinson

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