Casey Testimony Behind Closed Doors Opens Public Debate
CIA chief William J. Casey testified in a closed session before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Reporters later described his remarks with cautious phrases, while lawmakers split on whether the President was involved, highlighting DC confusion in the arms hostage probe.
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California case probes antitrust and damages in NFL owners dispute
Al Davis of the Los Angeles Raiders faced a consequential suit after moving the team from Oakland. Gene Klein, ex owner of the San Diego Chargers, pursued Klein for medical costs and punitive damages following Klein’s heart attack testimony. A California jury awarded Klein 48,606 for medical expenses and 5 million in compensatory damages, with punitive damages possible later.
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Touch Of Irony For 'Gung Ho' Star
Gedde Watanabe, star of the ABC comedy Gung Ho, discusses language barriers and cultural clashes. He reflects on Kaz’s openness and the show’s focus on ignorance and cross cultural relationships. Watanabe recalls growing up in Ogden Utah and early theater work.
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Bloody Mary
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Reagan's Biggest Challenge
AP Political Writer Evans Witt analyzes Reagan's plunging polls due to Iran arms sales and Contra aid disputes. It compares past recoveries, notes public doubt over Reagan's knowledge, but cites lingering goodwill and the impact of ongoing revelations on his standing and congressional cooperation.
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Peripheral Neuropathy and Rubella Vaccination Concerns
Dr. Donohue discusses peripheral neuropathy causes and treatments noting exercise and pain relief methods, while highlighting that identifying and controlling underlying causes like rheumatoid arthritis or diabetes can reduce symptoms. A TENS device may help, and vaccination timing around pregnancy is advised to delay rubella vaccination until after pregnancy.
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TV Guide Listing for Ottawa Daily News 1986
A radio TV schedule page lists evening programs across channels with titles like Miami Vice, Night Tracks, and The Tonight Show. It notes film and series lineups, including sports, cartoons, and specials, followed by postal contact and subscription rates for Ottawa Kansas.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
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