National Trouble-plagued Shuttle Columbia Heads For Launch
Inside Highlights reports from Page 7 that the space shuttle Columbia, troubled by ongoing issues, is slated to attempt a Monday launch as part of a broader national coverage. The prep sports notes appear on Pages 8 and 9, with game summaries and local updates.
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Angell’s New Challenge to Join Federal Reserve Board
Wayne Angell a Kansas wheat farmer banker and Ottawa University economics professor nears Senate confirmation for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board filling a term until 1994. He joins Manuel Johnson in a board noted for inflation control economic stability and monetary policy influence.
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Libyan Tensions Rise Amid Reports of U.S. Navy Movements
Libyan radio claimed U S Sixth Fleet moves in the Mediterranean and huge anti American rallies as Libyans vowed to fight a feared invasion. Western diplomats reported no visible tensions in Tripoli while reporters faced hotel restrictions and unverifiable demonstrations.
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Reagan and de la Madrid reopen aid and debt dialogue
In Mexicali Reagan pledged US support to help Mexico tackle its 96 billion dollar foreign debt while noting it remains a major challenge. He praised Mexico’s commitment to reform and economic growth and urged continued democratic progress amid regional conflicts. They touched on drug trafficking and a planned law enforcement summit in Mexico, with few specifics on El Salvador or Nicaragua.
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Legislative Preview Part IV Malpractice Issue Sparks Debate
AP Topeka Kansas 1986 preview outlines surgical dispute over caps on medical malpractice damages. Gov Carlin opposes caps, cites protecting victims while pursuing bad doctors, warns rising premiums push doctors from high risk fields. Proposals include stronger board staff, improved reporting, and local screening to weed out frivolous claims.
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Governor proposes state takeover of pension financing in exchange for tax hike
Gov. John Carlin on Friday urged the legislature to raise the state sales tax to 4 percent and use the funds to fund education and turn the state employee pension plan into a non-contributory program. He tied education quality to Kansas economy growth and warned of losing talent to other states.
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