Soviet Leader Proposes Phase Out of Nuclear Arms by 2000
Gorbachev pitched eliminating nuclear arsenals in a three phase plan by 2000. Reagan showed interest while Shultz called it a bid for opinion and Weinberger framed it as favoring conventional war. Administration debated, but urged pursuit of ending the nuclear arms race for both nations.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
George Shultz
Casper Weinberger
Europe
Russia
Gorbachev
Low Bid Sparks Protectionism Debate in Iowa Legislature
The Iowa legislature debated a domestic preference bill backed by the United Auto Workers after the state transportation department chose 52 Toyota pickup trucks on a low bid. The bill would give American automakers a 5 percent advantage over foreign bids, risking higher costs across numerous state purchases and potential fiscal chaos.
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Congress
Washington
Iowa
United Auto Workers
Department of Transportation
Toyota
Nixon's Legacy and the 1988 Campaign Rules
AP Political Writer notes the Nixon era campaign patterns influence 1980s hopefuls under Watergate reforms. The FEC scrutinizes PAC activity, potential loopholes, and the Baker PAC request to shape rules ahead of the 1988 nominating cycle, with Michigan precinct delegate elections seen as a key test.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
America
Nixon
Federal Election Commission
FEC
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
Walter F. Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Howard H. Baker Jr
Baker
PAC
George Bush
Jack Kemp
Michigan
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Page Summary
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates include one month to one year plans with taxes and a 4.5 percent deduction for out of state subscribers.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Late Night TV Guide Sparse Schedule Highlights
A fragmented TV listing shows a dense night with HBO movies such as Firecreek and Micki and Maude, classic series like The Rockford Files and The Beverly Hillbillies, and news programs. Notable figures include Martin Luther King Jr. and Indiana Jones star Harrison Ford among many actors.
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Dudley Moore
Amy Irving
Martin L. King, Jr
Kate & Allie
Shane Farmer
Alan Ladd
Jean Arthur
Gree
American Playhouse
Richard Chamberlain
Rachal Ward
Newhart
HBO
Word of
Express News
WKAP
Cincinnati
Paradise
Fone
Phoebe Cates
Willie Ramés
Indiana Jones
Harrison Ford
Karen Allan
Bob Newhart
Save Our Schools Campaign Aims to Protect Ottawa Schools
Roger D Nelson urges Ottawa U S C 290 residents to back a $525 000 bond to repair aging school buildings and prevent safety risks at Ottawa High and Middle Schools. He notes flood damaged boiler rooms and potential liability, praises the Citizens Advisory Council and estimates 4 000 of 5 800 voters will cast mail ballots March 5 25 with registration deadlines Feb 21 and March 4.
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Roger D. Nelson
U.S.C
Ottawa
Ottawa Middle School
OMS
Citizens Advisory Council
PTA
Adrian Derousseau
CAC
Franklin County
Pernicious anemia causes and vitamin B 12 cures
A letter explains pernicious anemia stems from inability to absorb vitamin B 12 due to lack of intrinsic factor, treated by lifelong injections that bypass the stomach. It notes alcohol caffeine and nicotine don’t cure or prevent the condition and warns against overuse of iodine and quack medicines in a concerned nurse’s report.
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Donohue
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Micki and Maude
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JGP Entertainment
Mary Tyler Moore
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Remington Steele
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Chmovie
Delta County
USA
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Jeff Conaway
David An
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Andy Griffith
David Letterman
CBS
Knute Rockne
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Pat O'Brien
Untouchables
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Edward G. Robinson
Ruth Gordon
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