Hardage seen poised to announce Kansas governor bid
Kansas political note says Sam Hardage, Wichita developer and conservative, is expected to announce for governor on Kansas Day January 29. He trails banker Dave Owen in experience, who has toured all 105 counties. Hardage previously ran for Senate, finishing third to Nancy Kassebaum, facing an uphill battle due to limited state government experience.
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Questionable ruling on campus religious meetings
A Supreme Court ruling questioned the University of Missouri at Kansas City's decision to bar a religious group from using campus facilities. The court sided with students' free speech and free religion claims while allowing the university to set reasonable time, place, and manner rules. The piece ends with a provocative aside on potential effects if applicants were Moonies or Ayatollah Khomeini followers.
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TV Tonight Evening Highlights Include Adventure Lineup
A dense schedule lists Robin Hood World War II diary items. Comedy and variety specials feature Laverne and Shirley, Carol Burnett, Muppet Show, Hogan's Heroes, and more. News, sports, and classic films fill the late-night lineup with cap captions and staged repeats.
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Memo From Mace On The Other Hand
A satirical column by John McCormally critiques Reagan era deficits and inflation theories. It traces shifting economic beliefs, noting economists who disputed links between deficits and inflation, and highlights tax cuts for the wealthy amid budget warnings. It cites figures and quotes from White House officials and analysts, concluding with bold, provocative remarks about smoking ads.
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Through A Bullet-Proof Glass Darkly
Kansas correspondent Lynn Byczynski reflects on the ethics of censoring a public security dispute. Reporters debated withholding a $30,000 governor office safety measure after a Secret Service recommendation. The ban followed. the topic later emerged widely amid national concern over political violence.
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Dallas Sways Ratings By FRED ROTHENBERG AP Writer
Dallas dominates the week as Falcon Crest trails after its premiere. The CBS drama attracted far more viewers than ABCs Darkroom, with Dallas drawing roughly triple the audience. Critics note the lead-in effect and the shared style with Dallas under Lorimar context.
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Itching Relief for Dry Skin in Arid Climates
Reader asks about persistent itching. Dr Donohue advises dry climate skin care: cool baths with bath oil, apply emollients afterward, and notes itching is not pain. Mentions illnesses causing itching and suggests medical check if persistent. Also answers about Metamucil use and confirms daily fiber is safe and non-habit forming.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and carrier routes
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with carrier and motor routes in the Ottawa area. Rates shown include one month 3.25 in area and 4.25 outside area, with three months, six months, and yearly options plus state tax adjustments. Out-of-state subscribers receive 3.5 percent sales tax deduction.
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