Angell Blasts GM For Backing Japanese Quotas
Wayne Angell, a Federal Reserve governor, criticizes General Motors for supporting voluntary import quotas on Japanese cars. He warns quotas create a cartel-like protected market harming consumers and competition, urging vigilance against protectionist trade barriers. GM says it supports free trade but backed quotas to avoid broader legislation.
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Accidents Report Non-Injury Collision Near Eisenhower Road
A non-injury crash occurred Saturday at 11:50 p.m. on Eisenhower Road a few blocks north of I-35. Sheriff's reports say a vehicle driven by David W. Garrett, 35, of Pomona, left the roadway and struck a hazard.
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DWI arrest after pasture stall and crash at Ottawa Co-op
Gar rett was arrested by a deputy on a DWI charge after his vehicle left Eisenhower and got stuck in a pasture. He was released eight hours later and is to appear December 29 in District Court. A collision involving Lola Bailey and Donald Meehan caused about 1575 dollars in damages. Centropolis volunteers reported a grass fire northeast of Centropolis with no structural damage and no listed cause. Quotations at the Ottawa Co-op Friday afternoon covered grains and soybeans.
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ABC Liquor Agency Faces Staffing and Rule Changes
Kansas official Lamb forecasts no immediate leadership shakeup at ABC while liquor by the drink looms. He backs training licensing for sellers, a $2000 saloon license, and ABC bought membership cards to fund expansion as workload rises with new rules.
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U S Aids Honduran Troops In Border Fighting
U S helicopters with presidential approval ferried Honduran troops to counter a Nicaraguan incursion near the Honduras Nicaragua border. State Department said Reagan approved the airlift from Palmerola base after consulting with advisers. U S forces were to stay at least 25 miles away per restrictions. White House and Lagana noted no U S troops fought directly. The U S had previously provided emergency aid of $20 million.
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White House
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United States
Drugs In School Debate Spurs Wide Debate On Alcohol
In Springfield Mass and across the country educators, parents, and activists argue drug policy should address alcohol and tobacco as part of substance abuse. Critics oppose drug testing and student-rights concerns while schools expand prevention programs, education, and home-based efforts.
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