Carlin Elevates Hoch to Kansas Chief of Staff in Second Term
Governor John Carlin announces Bill Hoch, age 33, will serve as chief of staff in his second administration. Hoch, a longtime aide with KU graduate study and Washington experience under Senator James B. Pearson, is among the era’s youngest in such top state duties. The move signals a natural personnel shift to bolster Topeka’s second-floor operations.
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Henry Jackson Questions MX Missile Plan
Sen. Henry Jackson, a leading defense expert in Congress, calls the MX dense pack basing plan profoundly problematic and the system highly vulnerable. He predicts the weapon will be obsolete after about four years despite large investment, but says he intends to vote for the MX amid a rising defense budget.
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Congress
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U. S. Congress
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Glenn advances in Democratic race after Kennedy departure
Roving editor notes Kennedy withdrawal narrows field to Mondale and Glenn. Glenn now seen as strongest challenger to Mondale with broad appeal and celebrity status. Kennedy’s exit shifts momentum, favoring Glenn as the best chance to recapture the White House, despite questions about his perceived dullness.
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Kennedy
Democratic
Private funding fuels 1984 Los Angeles Olympics summary
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports the 1984 Games are financed entirely by private funds, with no municipal money or lotteries. Sponsorships and TV rights drive revenue, producing potential surplus for youth programs and facilities. Major sponsors include Converse, United Airlines, Southland Corp, McDonald’s, IBM, AT&T, Fuji, and more, with “Sam” the mascot featured in ads.
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New York
Lake Placid
N.Y
Montreal
Los Angeles
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Converse Rubber
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Southland Corp
California State University
McDonald's Corp
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Dowager's hump links to osteoporosis and calcium intake
The letter explains dowager's hump as an osteoporotic sign in postmenopausal women due to bone loss. It notes calcium's role, with higher daily intake suggested for different groups, and stresses posture and exercise to slow bone deterioration. It also defines mole pathology terms briefly in response to a separate question.
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Dowager
L.M.M
Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and rates for trade area and outside area. Rates include one month to one year options, with taxes and out-of-state tax deductions noted.
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Ottawa
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