Kansas Lottery funds eyed for state budget gaps
The budget director proposes diverting lottery profits to pay salaries in the Department of Commerce to boost economic development. Rep. Bill Bunten outlines a fiscal 1989 budget profile showing an 181.1 million dollar rise over the current year, a 9.4 percent increase.
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Kansas Lottery
Kansas
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Bill Bunten
House Appropriations Committee
Washington D.C
Kansas Out of Running for Superconducting Collider
Column notes Kansas may lose its bid for the superconducting supercollider with Pomona Reservoir site amid a list of rival states Illinois Utah New Mexico Colorado Texas North Carolina and Arizona. DOE denies finalists exist NAS and KGS echo no final list.
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Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
Department of Energy
Letters to the Editor Apology From Help the Farmers Inc
Help the Farmers Inc apologizes to Williamsburg residents for misrepresented facts in a Kansas City newspaper story. The group notes their 16 county service area, highlights local funding, and demands a retraction to correct misconceptions about the community and its school. SHAE CROWLEY, KAY HIRT Williamsburg RFD 1.
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Help the Farmers Inc
Williamsburg
Kansas City
Help
Shae Crowley
Kay
Contact Names for Government Representatives
A list of officials and offices includes President Ronald Reagan at The White House Washington D C 20500 and U S senators Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum Russell with Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 plus Representative Bob Whittaker Rayburn Building and State Senator Jim Alien Statehouse Topeka 66612 and State Representative Jack Beau champ Topeka 66612 with respective street addresses and phone numbers.
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Ronald Reagan
The
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Bob Dole
Hari
Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
Sui Russell
Washington
D.C
Bob Whittaker
Rayburn House
Jim Alien
Statehouse
Topeka
Jack Beauchamp
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Effective October 1 1987
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates in Ottawa and surrounding area by carrier and motor routes. One month four fifty, three months twelve fifty, six months twenty four oh five, one year forty six dollars. Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas by mail with varying monthly and yearly prices. Out of state subscribers taxed five point five percent.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Adjjacent
Beware Of Russians Wearing Masks At Summit Warning
Richard Viguerie foresees alienation among conservatives on the eve of a Washington summit after one arms control pact and another in the works. He warns of leverage by the Soviet Union, calls detente a failure, and predicts a hard shift in U.S. arms policy and political mood amid distrust of treaties and Mr Gorbachev.
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Richard Viguerie
Washington
America
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Geneva
Budapest
Glassboros
Czechoslovakia
Carter
Brezhnev
Vienna
Afghanistan
Jimmy Carter
Senate
Europe
U.S
Congress
Mikhail Gorbachev
Empire Talk Turns Into Nuclear Debate on Peace Prize
A conservative friend vents over Reagan Gorbachev negotiations and the Nobel Peace Prize, arguing the 4 percent missile cut is insufficient. They debate mutual distrust, the Evil Empire, and the odds of eliminating nuclear arsenals while admitting fear and skepticism about lasting peace.
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Trotsky
Tolstoy
Yogi Berra
Reagan
Gorbachev
Summit memories reveal how little we recall after events
The piece reflects on memory’s selectivity from World War II to recent summits. It recalls Ernie Pyle, Gorbachev, and Nixon with famous snippets like Khrushchev’s shoe, Ich bin ein Berliner, and a model kitchen debate, noting how few details endure while images persist.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Tom Brokow
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Raisa
Yalta
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Fdr
Germany
United Nations
New York
U.N
John F. Kennedy
Europe
Berlin Wall
Kennedy
Nixon
Moscow
Brezhnev
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail
What's Right And What's Not Right In Washington Protest
The article describes a large Washington rally near the White House protesting Soviet human rights abuses as Mikhail Gorbachev arrives. It notes 200000 demonstrators, mixed views on reform, and debates over arms control and the INF treaty. It highlights perspectives from dissidents and academics and includes Reagan’s stance on disarmament.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ronald Reagan
White House
Mikhail Gorbachev
Human Rights Commission
Andrei Sakharov
Gorbachev
Reagan
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S. Cedar
Jim R. Hitch
Terry Ostmeyer
Jim Hornbeck
Mike Geiss
Peg Armstrong
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Catacombs
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Nicaragua
Joe Namath
Patrick J. Buchanan
Tribune Media
Empire
Grump
Nancy
Royko
Tribune
Medi
Ernie Pyle
Ernie
Aleksei Kosygin
Andy
Rooney
Tribune Med
Teaneck
N.J
Anatoly Scharansky
Kal
Fyodor Burlatsky
National Press Club
Vladimir N. Kudriavsey
Institute of State and Law
Russia
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