INF Treaty Ratification Sets Path to Nuclear Disarmament
The INF pact requires Soviets to remove SS missiles and shorter range systems with over 1500 warheads, while the U S eliminates Pershing II and ground launched cruise missiles carrying 400 warheads. Both sides must destroy non deployed missiles, end production and training, and allow mutual inspections as Senate hearings loom in January and a spring vote is anticipated.
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Alcohol Rule Sparks CSU Policy Overhaul
Jim Banning of Colorado State University says the new alcohol and drug policy approved by the State Board of Agriculture aims to foster responsible student use. The policy targets CSU Ft. Collins and two other campuses, with all institutions to submit policies by July.
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Hart Returns to Race Amid Sideshow Fray for Democratic Field
AP writer William M. Welch reports Gary Hart’s reentry into the Democratic presidential contest, creating a two-front rival field with an asterisk candidate dynamic. Hart warns of continued scrutiny over character issues while lacking an organized campaign and funding.
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Hart Back in the Race Fueled by Press Clashes
Gary Hart reenters the presidential race seven months after withdrawing amid personal scrutiny. He vows direct outreach to the people, challenges press stereotypes, and aims for a Nixonesque comeback while facing skepticism from pundits and shifting support in polls.
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Bush Faces Uphill Battle for 1988 Nomination
The analysis weighs George Bush as a formidable yet vulnerable 1988 GOP front runner. It notes his deep fundraising and organizational strength, loyalty to Reagan, and potential hurdles from Dole Kemp DuPont Robertson and lingering questions about passion. It explores New Hampshire as decisive and considers scenarios against Dukakis or Simon.
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Cuomo Godfather Syndrome and Italian-American rumors in politics
A Chicago political consultant and Washington journalist discuss alleged but vague “things” in Mario Cuomo’s background, the so called Godfather Syndrome. The piece argues such rumors target Italian-Americans and urges journalists to quote sources when hearing accusations, defending Cuomo and calling for hearings on rumor-spreading.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates October 1987 notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1 1987 for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier or mail and for Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas. Rates include one month four fifty three months twelve fifty six months twenty four dollars and five cents by mail forty eight dollars per year out of state subscribers pay five point five percent sales tax.
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