Zoning Lapses Linked to Downtown Fire Disaster
In a Kansas town a downtown fire gutted a large building and threatened a block. Investigators traced the blaze to a car repair shop operating in violation of zoning rules, with lax enforcement and ignorance cited as factors in the catastrophe.
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Kansas
Undercover Move by Jackson Aimed at Reagan Questioned
The editor argues Jesse Jackson used a Syrian gesture to release Navy Lt. Robert Goodman as political leverage. The piece suggests Syria aimed to undermine Reagan by aiding a Democratic candidate, positing motives tied to Lebanon dialogue and Cold War tensions.
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Jesse Jackson
Syria
Navy
Robert Goodman
TV Listings and Notable Notices From Ottawa Gazette
A dense TV schedule outline lists programs across networks with movie prompts and hosted segments. The page notes charity telethon participation by Benson and Gladys Night and the Pips, film descriptions including Airplane II, Jerk Too, The Wrath of God, Cat People, and Eating Raoul, plus weather and news briefs. Subscriptions and local editor details appear, with pricing for Ottawa and surrounding towns.
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Hogan's Heroes Kap
Cincinnati
Benson Benson
Everone
Gladys Night
the Pips
Robert Hays
Julie Hagerty
Wiliam Shatner
Los Angeles
Mark Blankfield
Ray Walston
Stacy Nelkin
Unanswered Questions of 1983 Remain in 1984 Outlook
Roving editor John McCormally laments the press leaving major 1983 stories unresolved. He cites Grenada, Korean Air Lines Flight 007, Debategate, and Lebanon as examples where official explanations were never substantiated. He predicts more will unfold in 1984 with little truth revealed.
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Grenada
United States
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Sakhalin Island
International Airline Association
Anchorage
Debategate
Carter
Reagan
CIA
Casey
White House
Baker
Lebanon
Mondale Faces March 20 Illinois Primary Test
AP Political Writer outlines key dates in the 1984 presidential race March 20 Illinois primary could decide Mondale’s fate Iowa and New Hampshire votes loom as potential vulnerabilities for the front runner Possible late showings in early states keep others hopeful with Glenn as main challenger as March 17 events shape the race
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Walter Mondale
Mondale
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New Hampshire
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Ohio
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Towa
Minnesota
Gary Hart
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Ernest F. Hollings
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Georgia
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Mississippi
South
Jesse Jackson
Reubin Askew
Glenn
Many Medications Help Combat Parkinsons Dear Dr Donahue
Reader asks about treatments for Parkinsons disease in a 66 year old husband with tremor balance issues. Dr Donohue notes diagnosis uncertain, stresses medical evaluation, explains symptoms, exercise role, and cautions against overexertion. Also covers Thomsen's disease and scleroderma resources.
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Mrs. R
Dr. Donohue
Thomson
P.T. Thomson
Thomsen
F.P. 1
United Scleroderma Foundation
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