Saturday Notebook on Reagan Travel and Economic Woes
The article notes Congress back in session over the economy and unemployment while Reagan travels abroad to offer economic guidance. It highlights the rising cost of Air Force One at $15,500 per hour, compares presidential mileage records, recalls Eleanor Roosevelt’s globe trotting, and reflects on economic hardship shown in a 1933 Kansas crisis. It also mentions a Florida prison transfer of Nellie Schoonover, and political debate over the MX missile plan, ending with a bumper sticker critique of nuclear arms.
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Reagan
South
Central America
Air Force One
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Eleanor Roosevelt
Fdr
White House
Roosevelt
Eleanor
Kansas
University of Kansas
Nellie Schoonover
Nellie
Franklin Countian
Federal District Court
Topeka
FBI
Lansing
Florida
Pembroke Pines
Resting pulse guide for joggers signals needed breaks
A reader asks about morning resting heart rate fluctuations during jogging. The doctor says a sudden rise of 10 or more beats per minute suggests rest or easier sessions, while a drop signals progress. monitor upon waking for a full minute to decide when to ease off or resume.
The Winning Way in Education by Roger D. Nelson
A research overview identifies traits of effective schools including a positive learning climate, strong basic skills emphasis, clear objectives, staff development based on school needs, ample instructional time, and high student achievement expectations. It notes effective leadership by principals and teachers, active student and parent involvement, accountability, and ongoing improvement, while acknowledging district shortcomings.
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Roger D. Nelson
U.S.C
Slick sales pitch could ease U.S. food surplus dilemma
Kansas City Board of Trade official urges bold public messaging to exploit record 1982 U.S. food output. He argues that stressing abundance rather than surplus could lift prices, noting global hunger and U.S. storage and transport capacity. The piece also previews a TV review and industry views on grain markets.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas
America
U.S
Kansas City Board of Trade
Ottawa Herald Ad Reflects Food Abundance and Global Supply
A Ottawa Herald feature emphasizes America’s ample grain supply and storage as a global reserve, praising farmers and the nation’s agricultural strength. It notes widespread food availability, potential world demand, and the role of credit arrangements in distribution.
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London
Leonard Vole
Beau Bridges
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Miss Dietrich
Vale
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Ralph Richardson
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Wilfred
Deborah Kerr
Elsa Lanchester
Bridges
Ottawa Herald
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Robert B. Wellington
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Associated Press
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Home Box Office
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Fleischer Agency
IRA
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Shirley
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