Legislative Pay Increase Prompts Integrity Concerns
Kansas lawmakers raised pay from 49 to 52 dollars per day plus 50 dollars for meals and lodging tied to federal subsistence rates, boosting daily total to 63 dollars. Critics argue the method hides costs and demands rescinding the subsistence clause and full disclosure of needed increases.
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Kansas
Topeka
Eastern’s Wings Fold Amid Layoffs and Threatened Strike
Eastern Airlines faces bankruptcy as creditors demand cost cuts. The carrier lays off 1000 flight attendants and slashes pay for the rest, provoking union opposition and a potential strike that could put 40,000 jobs at risk. The dispute highlights broader tensions in the economy between creditor demands and worker protections.
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Eastern
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Diabetes and Weight Loss Can Help Type II Control
Dr Donohue explains diabetes types and how weight loss can restore insulin effectiveness, potentially reducing or eliminating medication for Type II. He outlines a balanced calorie plan 55 percent carbs, 10-15 percent protein, and the rest fats, mainly polyunsaturated and low cholesterol, noting weight control aids most with this form of diabetes.
Endorses Strong Chief Of Staff Club Unprecedented By Eight Chiefs
Eight former White House chiefs from Truman to Carter met at UCSD for a taped conference on modern presidency management. They favored a strong chief of staff system, agreeing on core structure while noting tensions, access issues, and the need to train successors.
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David S. Broder
LA Jolla
Calif
White House
Harry Truman
Ronald Reagan
University of California-San Diego
Gerald L. Warren
San Diego Union
Nixon White House
The
University
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Ford
Carter White Houses
Cheney
Washington
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
Carter
Jack H. Watson Jr
Haig
Oval Office
UCSD
Samuel Popkin
Haldeman
Donald T. Regan
Regan
Rumsfeld
Watson
Sorensen
Kennedy Brothers
Harvard
Richard Neustadt
Tragedy Sparks Debate On Drug Culture In America
Roving editor John McCormally weighs the Rick Nelson DC3 crash alongside a broader charge sheet on drug use. The piece links celebrity addiction, NCAA drug testing, and government anti narcotics efforts to a feared societal decline, urging entertainment influence and stricter norms. It also contrasts U.S. concerns with Soviet vodka abuse and fears of national collapse from alcohol and drugs.
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John McCormally
Harris News Service
Singer
Rick Nelson
Nelson
The
Washington Post
Kristin
FAA
NCAA
Nancy Reagan
Reagan
Africa
America
Soviet Union
TV Guide Slice From Ottawa Kansas Listing Nights Schedule
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV listings showing varied programs from Mary Tyler Moore to Dallas, Mork and Mindy, and late night movies. Includes channel times, HBO titles like Apocalypse Now, and local subscription rates for Ottawa area residents.
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Idmacneil
Lehrer
Mork
Mindy
Barney Miller
Benjamin
Sanford and Son
HBO
Mary
MacGyver
Smithsonian World
NBA
L.A Lakers
Boston
Foley Square
Blacke
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