Hayden urged to probe Owen linked to 1986 campaign funds
A Harris News Service report ties former lieutenant governor Dave Owen to about 50000 dollars in questionable contributions to Gov. Mike Hayden's 1986 gubernatorial bid. Three Owen-connected firms gave maximum 3000 dollars each though none were profitable or active and one paid no taxes. Hayden seeks a rapid, thorough inquiry to uphold ethical standards.
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Kansas Public Disclosure Commission
Dave Owen
Mike Hayden
Harris News Service
Herald
Owen
Owens
Hayden
Talk Is Cheap and the Reagan Budget Promise
The piece argues that Reagan's campaign promises of discount government and tax cuts led to increased national debt and uneven service shifts to states. It contends many rural economies worsened over seven years, with little progress toward a balanced budget, challenging candidates’ promises and urging skepticism of too-good-to-be-true deals.
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Reagan
Grump Calls Reagan a Commie Dupe After Talks
A heated debate unfolds between two conservatives over Ronald Reagan. One argues the president now seeks peace with the Soviets, while the other accuses him of brainwashing, embracing communism, and betraying longtime beliefs. The exchange touches on trust, fear, and political loyalty.
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Kremlin
FBI
Kansas shouldstop apologizing for its image
A columnist argues Kansas need not seek a tourist image or imitate other states. He notes tourism promoters push outsiders to visit and spend, but Kansas is a fine place to live. The piece questions the need to constantly sell an improved image while acknowledging genuine beauty and cultural figures from Kansas.
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Kansas
United States
Travel & Tourism Development Division
Department of Commerce
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Utah
Gorbachev Faces Time in American Press and Politics
The article portrays Mikhail Gorbachev arriving at the Soviet Embassy in Washington with a calm, strategic performance. It notes his two signatures on the INF treaty, his posture toward American media, and his aim to position himself as the leader of a global peace movement. It contrasts his intellect with U.S. leaders and highlights his cautious stance on Afghanistan and disarmament, while remarking on press questions and public opinion.
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Grump
Reagan
Washington
Mikhail Gorbachev
Star of the East
Congress
Gorbachev
Ronald
Europe
Afghanistan
Hiroshima
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Thomas Jefferson
New York
Mario Cuomo
Khrushchev
Final Accounting Consumers Bane
A nostalgic complaint on hidden costs and surprise taxes in pricing across services and goods. The author laments taxes added to advertised prices, restaurant checks, car and home purchases, and paychecks, arguing for prices that include all taxes and precise, rounded figures with strict penalties for misleading prices.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates October 1 1987 update
Ottawa Herald notices publish updated subscription rates effective October 1 1987 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier and motor routes, Franklin County and adjacent counties, and all other areas by mail with pricing for one month three months six months and one year. Out of state subscribers face a 5.5 percent sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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