Forever Fleeced Lessons From A Kansas City Brokerage Firm
A Kansas City area horror story follows a car brokerage operator who vanished into bankruptcy leaving buyers with unpaid titles. One customer bought a 10500 motor home but has no title, another 1700 car lacks title, while efforts to recover funds falter. Authorities weigh criminal charges as creditors bear the losses. The piece warns that bargains can masks risk and Federal bankruptcy protections can leave victims exposed.
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Kansas City
The New Elite in Kansas Governor Race 1982
The 1982 Kansas governor race shows Gov John Carlin spending 1.1 million and challenger Sam Hardage about 1.9 million, including a half million of Hardage’s own funds. The column argues rising campaign costs choke participation and threaten democracy by limiting who can run.
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Kansas
John Carlin
Sam Hardage
Television primetime schedule and holiday themed specials
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Gomer Pyle
HBO
Tom Peking
Entertainment Tonight
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Memo From Mac Lament Of An Upstaged Hack
Johnson Mc Cormally roving Harris News Service editor laments the difficulty of a radical columnist staying credible amid Washington big names. He cites Jim Leach, Bob Dole, and Reagan's policies, criticizing isolationism and calling for diplomacy alongside defense spending debates.
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Harris News Service
Reagan
Washington
Tip O'Neills
Jim Wrights
Walter Mondales
Congress
Jim Leach
Iowa First Congressional District
Kremlin
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Congressional Nerves Strained Over Christmas Session
AP dispatch from Washington portrays tense end of year gridlock as lawmakers grumble about long hours and Sunday meetings. Ted Stevens and Paul Tsongas vent frustration while Derwinski notes technology lets members follow events remotely. A mysterious donor delivers nine bottles of liquor to Speaker O Neill’s secretary, provoking shocked reactions.
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Tom Raum
Associated Press
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Dve
Senate
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Paul Tsongas
Mass
Redskins
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O'Neill
Rita Hawkins
Carrots and Carotene Do Not OD on Vitamin A
Dear Dr Donahue explains that eating excessive carrots does not cause vitamin A overdose because carotene conversion stops and any excess appears as harmless yellowing of skin. The body stores vitamin A in fat, but carotene color change is cosmetic not dangerous.
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Wellington
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