Bad News Year as Kansas Looks Back at 1985
A Kansas year in review notes a tough 1985 with four economy stories and four crime stories. It cites bank closings, tax issues, and budget woes, alongside high profile cases and state political debates. The piece hopes for better coverage in 1986.
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Kansas
Goddard
Hutchinson
Lorna Anderson Eldridge
Emporia
Wolf Creek
Robert Stephan
Sunc
Encoding Digital Messages Faces High Costs and Fears
The NSA proposes a five year program to encode electronic messages across federal agencies and private firms including stockbrokers and banks. While officials cite Soviet surveillance as a fear, the plan could raise the cost of using computers for business and government.
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National Security Agency
Agriculture Department
Internal Revenue Service
Soviet Union
Dalton on Hold as NBC Delays Air and Filming
AP writer Jerry Buck reports NBC delaying Dalton despite Charles Taylor starring as a drifter in a Code of Vengeance inspired role. Hurricane disruptions in New Orleans and flash floods in Houston have pushed production back with plans to shoot two episodes per location and resume in Los Angeles after a holiday layoff. The show centers on a roaming hero, his camper van, and his relationship with the landscape and others he helps.
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Jerry Buck
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dalton
New Orleans
Houston
Florida
Charles Taylor
NBC
Taylor
Shane
Wichita
Rambo
Los Angeles
Vietnam
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Rates differ for in state and out of state, with tax details and a note on taxes for out-of-state subscribers.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
TV Tonight Picks and Late Evening Movie Lineup
A dense TV schedule lists 6:00 to 4:30 programming across networks. NewsHour and Mork and Mindy lead into Sanford and Son and HBO movie nights with titles such as The Woman in Red and Night and Day. late slots feature Whoopi Goldberg on Broadway and The Bounty plus classic comedies.
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DwWhee of Fortune
Barney Miller
Benjamin
Sanford and Son
HBO
Gene
Kelly le Brock
Billy Graham
Georgia Techs
Diane
Della Burke
Mremington Staeie
Omovie
Frederic Andrei
Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez
George Burns
Benny
Goodman
Carnegie Hall
Steve Allen
Donna Reed
Express News
George Garlin
UCLA
WrTonight
Gceas
McMillan and Wite
BDO Taxi
DCHS
America
Bob Newhart
Gama Bate
David Letterman
Derick Clark
Whoopi Goldberg
Groundway
Freeta Bow
DCBS
Bergen
Charlie
We. Fields
Edgar Bergen
Frad Astaire
Gene Kelly
Cale Porter
Cary Grant
Eve Arden
Steven Wright
Dick van Dyke
Detroit
Howie Mandel
Paul Rodriguez
INN News
Memo From Mac To The Rose Bowl At Last
Harris News Service writer recalls a lifelong dream to attend the Rose Bowl. He traces memories of Dust Bowl era California myth and Midwest pride, notes familial bets and hopes to see the Iowa Hawkeyes in Pasadena despite PAC 10 dominance and past Iowa defeat. The piece blends personal history with sports outcome stakes.
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John
Iowa
West Coast
Midwest
Stanford
Nebraska
San Diego
California
Cubs
Nixon
Kansas State
Hawks
Iowa City
Peggy
Halley
Carpal tunnel guidance from a doctor and warning signs
A reader asks if tingling in her right hand indicates carpal tunnel. The doctor explains the carpal tunnel anatomy, typical symptoms including night pain, repetition and right‑hand dominance influence, and that rest with splinting or surgery may relieve pressure. Brain scans cannot definitively diagnose Alzheimer’s, though they detect some changes shared with non Alzheimer’s patients.
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Topper
GaSe Tie Ownsie
Mac
Highway 40
Wildcats
Manhattan
Missouri
Paul Chrisman
Hollywood
Pasadena
Oklahoma
Iowa Hawkeyes
University of Town
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John McCormally
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