Hayden plan on salary cuts for state judges sparks debate
In a Southeast Kansas clipping Gov elect Hayden calls for voluntary 3.8 percent salary cuts for all state judges and high officials to trim spending. Judges threaten a suit if forced cuts occur, arguing judiciary salaries are set by law and adequate pay is needed to attract capable lawyers amid heavy caseloads.
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Kansas
Mike Hayden
Pentagon's insectlike vehicle under test stalls
A Defense Department project builds a 10 foot tall 17 foot long aluminum insect shaped vehicle designed to traverse rough terrain. Tested last week in Ohio it failed prompting design revisions. Eight million dollars already spent. The machine may serve a public interest and could be parked outside Congress for daily viewing as lawmakers enter the Capitol to review the defense budget.
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Ohio
Congress
Stability Versus Service In Postal Delivery
The postmaster general announced rates will stay stable this year while urging focus on service. A nearby weekly editor, relying on mail, conducted a readership survey showing 32 percent of subscribers do not receive the paper on time.
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights and Movie Picks
A dense listing covers evening shows, HBO films, and local sports. Highlights include NBC and ABC movie nights, Conexion with The Falcon and the Snowman and Creepshow, Wichita State at Kansas State basketball, and Nightline and Rockford Files long forms among late programs.
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Armand
Santo
Newhart
Wichita State
Kansas State
Joan Rivera
Carson
Jackie Gleason
O'Brien
Giambone
Carol Burnett
Taxi
National Geographic Explorer
MacNeil/ Lehrer NewsHour
HBO
David Letterman
Alfred Hitchcock
Rockford Files
Untouchables
Nightline
Stooges
Gene Scott
Charles Bronson
Kent Taylor
Real talk on Kansas farm policy and tax reform
A Kansas agriculture column critiques rural seminars that dodge core issues. It calls for scrapping corporate farming bans, ending the property tax as tied to land, and funding roads and schools by income and sales taxes instead. The piece urges a decisive 21st century farm policy shift led by Kansas.
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Banque Suisse
Geneva
Barry Flinchbaugh
Howard Cosell
Kansas Economics
Middle America
Kansas
Louisiana Purchase
Texas
Reagan Budget Has Good Points By Broder Washington
In a measured take on President Reagan's budget, analysts from both sides of the spectrum find merit in increased user fees for benefits to corporations and affluent groups, privatization ideas, and cuts in several programs. Liberal and conservative economists see potential savings, while cautioning against discarding the overall plan due to deficits.
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David S. Broder
Washington
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Reagan
Life
Walter Mondale
Coast Guard
John Makin
American Enterprise
Congress
Stuart Butler
Conservative Heritage Foundation
William Gorham
The
Urban Institute
Rivlin
Amtrak
Robert Reischauer
Brookings
Jong
Reischauer
Economic Development Administration
Appalachian Regional Development Program
Robert Greenstein
Bill Brock
Silent and symptomatic gallstones and glucose meters
Dear reader questions cover whether silent gallstones can be left alone and the timing of removal, plus guidance on interpreting urinary urobilinogen and a color blind reader seeking reliable glucose testing. The reply notes some stones are small but opinions vary and suggests modern digital glucose meters as a clearer reading option.
Richard Dean Anderson Embraces Hockey Dream at Rangers Game
Richard Dean Anderson of MacGyver fame joined New York Rangers warmups in a charity celebrity appearance at Madison Square Garden. The Minnesotan actor, who once aspired to pro hockey, said the moment felt like a boyhood dream and he would have traded acting for the sport, though he remains proud of the show's non-violent premise.
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New York Rangers
Richard Dean Anderson
Anderson
MacGyver
Rangers
Hartford Whalers
Madison Square Garden
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986
Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa and surrounding areas Franklin County and out of state. Local one month four dollars three months eleven dollars six months twenty one dollars one year forty dollars. Franklin County rates match four fifty thirteen dollars twenty five dollars forty eight dollars. Outside Franklin County rates one five fifty five dollars thirty five dollars sixty one dollars. Subscriptions taxed at five point five percent.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
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