Travelin Man Kansas Attorney General On Global Trip
Bob Stephan, Kansas attorney general, joins a four person delegation heading Monday for a weeklong conference Toward a Weapons Free World. The plan includes a summit proposal to Presidents Reagan and Gorbachev. Kansas lawmakers invited the leaders. taxpayers may fund Stephan's absence and wardrobe.
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Bob Stephan
Kansas
Liberal
Pratt
Topeka
Moscow
Lawrence
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Kansas House
Senate
Gorbachev
Reagan
Washington
Stephan
Kansas State Salary Cut Sparks University Protest
A plan to cut 3.8 percent from salaries above 50 000 affects about 1188 state workers and angers the Kansas Regents and faculty. Senator Gus Bogina and Regent head Stanley Koplik clash over a fiscal crisis view while Senator Robert Frey defends broad cuts across elected officials judges and university leaders amid debate on social program impacts.
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Kansas
Board of Regents
Gus Bogina
Renexa
Stanley Koplik
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
Regina
Robert Frey
Liberal
Frey
Citizens request to contact government representatives
A list provides names and mailing addresses for national and state officials plus phone numbers. Included are President Ronald Reagan at the White House, Senator Bob Dole in Washington, Senator Nancy Kassebaum, Representative Bob Whittaker, and Kansas state officials Jim Allen and Jack Beauchamp with office locations in Topeka.
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Ronald Reagan
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell
Washington
D.C
Bob Whittaker
Cannon House
Jim Allen
Statehouse
Topeka
Jack Beauchamp
No Smoking Edict Prompts Herald Office Reflections
A reflective column from Ottawa Herald discusses the upcoming no smoking ordinance, the Herald office shift to a designated smoking room, and the varied reactions of staff. The piece notes quitters, passive smoke concerns, the busy mail room as a smoking retreat, and potential competitive impacts on bowling leagues.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Herald Office
Herald
The $6 Billion Atom Tunnel Proposal
The piece critiques a $6 billion plan to build a 52 mile tunnel to collide atoms for research, questioning the value of new inventions. It lists numerous modern gadgets as unnecessary and imagines a playful alternative of hurling Twinkies at high speed, while urging caution about ambitious tech aims.
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Congress
Amerika mini series sparks crossfire over US Russia fears
The column slams ABCs Amerika as trashy anti Russia propaganda. It notes the 14 hour plot of Soviet conquest of the United States and UN domination, cites political bias, and reports Moscow may even air it as a comedy after rights disputes.
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ABC
Amerika
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
United States
United Nations
America's Cap Plan to Defend a Symbol of Avoidance
In a satirical dialogue, Slats Grobnik hatches The America's Cap scheme to raise funds by rallying bowlers, pool shooters, and perch fishermen to defend a three-sport crown. They mock yacht interests, propose quirky merchandise, and joke about designing a new bowling ball while deriding traditional professional sports.
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Slats Grobnik
America
Ottawa Herald subscription rates announced for 1986
The Ottawa Herald lists monthly and yearly subscription prices effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa area Franklin County and surrounding counties and other regions. Rates vary by delivery method and location with out of state subscribers taxed 5.5 percent.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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