Mixed Reaction From Congress To Reagan State Of The Union
Kansas figures praise and critique follow President Reagan's address. Senator Bob Dole open to standby tax ideas but cautions on timing. Governor Carlin calls for economy focus amid large deficits. Senator Kassebaum hails job programs yet opposes wage freezes. Representative Glickman sees need for midcourse tax changes while Slattery urges deep deficit cuts. Whittaker notes greater candor and defense trimming.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Reagan
Congress
Dole
Senate Finance Committee
State of
The
Union
John Carlin
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Jim Slattery
Bob Whittaker
Whittaker
Pomona Sees Dual Primaries In Local Elections
Pomona voters will have two ballots in the March primary as enough filings occur for two city council seats and the West Franklin U S C 287 school district position. Five candidates vie for Pomona City Council, with four advancing to April 5 for two seats. Incumbent Floyd Thornbrugh, Floyd Finch, Jim Shelley, Stanley Lantis, Roberta Bishop and incumbent Mayor Frank Hopkins Jr. contest the races.
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Diane Yeamans
Pomona
West Franklin U.S.C
Wellsville
Franklin County
Floyd E. Thornbrugh
Floyd Finch
Jim Shelley
Stanley Lantis
Roberta Bishop
West Franklin School Board
Frank Hopkins Jr
Bushman Seeks Another Run for Ottawa School Board
Bushman says he is not alone with a spouse in district work as Dan Andrews and Larry Maes have wives employed by the district. He cites strong city ties and a desire to contribute, noting four candidates for four Ottawa school board seats in April. Bushman, a Franklin native, moved to Ottawa in 1958 for OU studies and has deep ties to education work and local organizations.
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Page
Dan Andrews
Larry Maes
Andrews
Maes
Bushman
Ottawa
Franklin, N.H
Write-in mayor race tops several towns in filing period
In multiple municipalities only write-ins or a small slate of candidates filed for mayor and council. Wellsville, Williamsburg, Lane, Princeton, Rantoul and other towns report varying numbers of incumbents and newcomers seeking April elections.
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Wellsville
Jerry Bennett
Bennett
Richmond
Bob Cardell
Howard Lyle Brown
Howard D. Cox
Randy Bowman
Dallas McCoy
Arthur D. Blackburn
Steve Lyon
Lyon
David Schulz
Williamsburg
Sam D. Schnider
Jim Reedy
Steve Wilcoxson
Lane
Charlene Sue Snow
George Pat McDaniel
George A. McDaniel
Elmo White
William E
Anna May Doles
Elsie L. Harvey
Dorothy M. Stevenson
Wanda Briggs
Terry W. Johnson
Kansas House approves emergency tax bills for Carlin
The Kansas House sent two tax collection bills to Governor Carlin to speed income and sales tax receipts, aiming to add about 109 million to the treasury and avert a deficit. If enacted, the plan could leave a 20 million balance. Carlin plans to sign soon while traveling in Washington.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
John Carlin
Carlin
House
Washington, D.C
National Governors Association
Classified Ads and Public Notices Digest
Classified deadlines and notice references from a local paper. Includes ad submission times, consumer protection advice, a heartfelt card of thanks, church study offer, a PIANO-ORGAN ad, and listings for yard sales lost and found, plus job ads for tracking and a part time nurse position with scheduling details.
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Peoples Bank
Reagan outlines hard medicine to revive economy
President Reagan, in a 43 minute congressional address, urges a freeze to cut the 1984 deficit to about 189 billion while acknowledging a painful period for 12 million unemployed. Howard Baker calls the proposals heroic and necessary though controversial, as ONeill praises action to restore the economy. Reagan chides Democrats for their reading of papers while calling on government to lead.
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Senate
Howard Baker
Tenn
Reagan
Congress
America
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Bethlehem Steel posts record loss in 1982
Bethlehem Steel Corp reports a 1982 loss of 1.47 billion dollars and a 1982 fourth quarter loss of 1.15 billion, the largest quarterly corporate loss in U.S. history. The company cites pre tax operating and restructuring losses tied to plant closures and job cuts affecting about 10,000 workers. International Harvester also posts massive losses for the year and quarter.
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Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
U.S
International Harvester Co
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel Corp
Robert Nickels
Chase Econometric Associates
International Harvester
Harvester
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
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Cartin
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Kassebaumn
Kansas
Sai Bank
Cna
Caen
Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Dr. Philgreen
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rosa ‘‘Issy" Taggart
Mabel Glessman
Hadley
Glen Campbell
Lyman Glessman
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
UNITED_ Pentecostal Church
South Main
Lawrence Holiday Inn Holidome
Lawrence
Cedar
Brittany
Adams Enterprises, Inc
By Bil Keane
Bonnie
Rover
Hell
Pert
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna
N.Y
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