Spelling Khadafy versus Qadhafi echoes in media
A notebook piece wryly notes varied spellings of Muammar Khadafy across AP Wall Street Journal Time and CIA sources. It jokes about style guides and references a Chicago trash-hauling firm, Eastman Kodak Polaroid patent loss, and a bumper sticker about tax reform.
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Africa
Khadafy
Qadhafi
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Associated Press
Wall Street Journal
Qaddafi
Time Magazine
Gaddafi
Central Intelligence Agency
Muammar
Eastman Kodak Co
Polaroid Corp
Eastman
Foxx Returns as Grumpy Coffee Shop Proprietor in New Show
Redd Foxx shifts from Sanford and Son style schemer to Al Hughes, a cantankerous New York coffee shop owner wary of taking in a new troubled boy. The 63-year-old comic returns to prime time after four years, delivering his acerbic humor with warmth as ABC debuts The Redd Foxx Show. Bill Cosby praised the series after viewing promos.
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Fred Rothenberg
NEW York
Bill Cosby
Cosby
Redd Foxx
ABC
Sanford and Son
Foxx
New Stand
New York City
al Hughes
John Donne
Sanford
Associated Press
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices for trade area readers including Ottawa and nearby towns. Rates cover one month to one year by carrier mail and motor routes with in state and out-of-state tax notes and deductions.
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USF
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Kansas Women in Politics Rise in Kansas Era
A Kansas-era column surveys pioneering women in state and national politics, from Kathryn O Loughlin to Joan Finney. It highlights Elwill Shanahan, Martha Keys, Nancy Kassebaum, Jan Meyers, and ongoing female leadership, noting Finney's farm aid proposal as a bold, hopeful policy.
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Kansas
Congress
Betty Friedan
Gloria Steinem
Elwill Shanahan
Paul
Shanahan
Martha Keys
Manhattan
U.S. House
Indiana
Washington
Nancy Kassebaum
U.S. Senate
Jan Meyers
Overland Park
Sen. Kassebaum
Joan Finney
Shawnee County
Topeka
Finney
Time To Try Again At Birmingham King Birthday
Birmingham marks Martin Luther King Jr birthday with dedication of a statue in Kelly Ingram Park near 16th Street Baptist Church. The piece recalls 1963 demonstrations, surveillance files, and a push for desegregation amid ongoing clashes with white officials and attempts to curb affirmative action.
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David S. Broder
Birmingham
Martin Luther King
Kelly-Ingram Park
16Th Street Baptist Church
King
Linn-Henley Research Library
Charles Whiting
Jamie Moore
King's Church
Whiting
Bob Corley
Recorder’s Court
C.W. Woods
Freedom Land
Y.T. Walker
Reagan's MLK Birthday Observance Sparks Civil Rights Debate
Roving Editor notes President Reagan praised Martin Luther King to black students in Washington calling him a great man. He recalls past clashes with Helms over the King holiday and cites Meese defending weaker fair employment standards. Jesse Jackson's denied entry to the Justice Department protest marks the day’s charged symbolism.
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Shuttlesworth
Jenkins
Martin Luther King
United States
Washington
City Hall
Richard Arrington
King
Birmingham
Arrington
Jefferson County
United States Department of Justice
John
Atty
Edwin Meese
Jesse Jackson
Justice Department
Reagan
King Dream Still Guides A Growing Nation Holiday
Memo reflects on the enduring impact of Martin Luther King Jr. and his dream. It contrasts progress and backsliding on civil rights, notes polarization, economic gaps, and media focus on Black idols while mass issues persist. It recalls King's Chicago march and his call for equality, urging continued commitment.
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Selma
King
Civil Rights Commission
Getting Over Soreness In Beginning Exercise
Dear E G, soreness in early workouts is common as muscles adapt. Focus on low intensity and longer duration at first, monitor technique to avoid pain, then gradually increase intensity once you’ve passed initial weeks and soreness subsides.
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DR. Donohue
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