Shades of Vern Miller in Kansas Law Enforcment
The Ottawa Herald recalls Vern Miller as Sedgwick County sheriff and Kansas attorney general famed for strict alcohol and drug enforcement. Robert Stephan echoed the same tough stance on peyote during Kickapoo religious services, calling the Indians religion mumbo jumbo and prompting calls for noted respect for belief systems.
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Vern Miller
Miller
Sedgwick County
Kansas
Robert Stephan
Stephan
Responsibility Needed in Gun Debate After Lennon Shooting
A British paper notes Lennon's murder reflects a US gun culture built on firearms from early American era to today. The writer argues Americans must outgrow guns as a protection habit and limit handgun access to law enforcement, reserving hunting and collecting for relevant contexts.
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John Lennon
America
Lennon
United States
West
Vitiligo facts and treatment options for skin patches
Dr Donohue explains vitiligo as local pigment loss often arising before age 20. Treatments include psoralens with sunlight or UV exposure, applied or taken as pills, under medical supervision, with risks of burns or cancer from prolonged use. Men can have vitiligo. cosmetics can mask unsightly patches. outcomes vary and repigmentation may take years.
Memo on Washington punditry and Reagan era class snobbery
A Harris News Service piece observes how editors and columnists frame presidents and power. It cites Hugh Sidey, Jack Germond, Jody Powell, and Nancy and Rosalynn Carter, contrasting Carter era snobbery with Reagan era acceptance, plus speculation about Edwin Meese II and the press’s view of public figures.
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Carter
H Street
White House
Hugh Sidey
Time Magazine
Washington
Jack Germond
Sidey
Jimmy Carter
Germond
Jody Powell
Jody
General Haig
Henry Kissinger
William Casey
Richard Allen
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Ed Meese
Edwin Meese II
Reagan
Haldeman
Read Annual Reports With Care
New York AP writes that investors fear rate bumps as stocks bounce. Drexel Burnham Lambert offers an eight point guide to reading annual reports, focusing on management forthrightness, growth goals, action plans, market prospects, enterprise changes, capital needs, management depth, and earnings trends.
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New York
Broad
Wall Streets
Drexel
Secrets of Midland Heights review by Peter J Boyer
AP Television writer Peter J Boyer critiques CBS prime time soap Secrets of Midland Heights calling it a disjointed but entertaining debut. He notes overacting and goofy plots yet finds some amusement in the interwoven town drama led by Millingtons and the young cast, while preferring Dallas.
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Bottom
Henry James
Capitol South
Ronald Reagan
Bob Dole
Henry Kissinger
Pat Moynihan
Carters
Reagans
Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
CBS
Midland Heights
Holly
Teddy
Religious affiliation boosts seats in 97th Congress gains noted
George W Cornell reports in New York that Catholics and Jews increased their Congressional representation in the new 97th Congress, with Catholics at 135 seats and Jews at 33 seats, while Protestants still hold a majority but shrinking. The piece notes Catholics and Jews exceed their population shares and comments on a broader trend across the three faiths.
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George W. Cornell
New York
U.S. Congress
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Mailing Info
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with pricing for trades area and out of state subscribers. Rates include by mail and carrier options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms plus sales tax guidance and an out of state tax deduction.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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