Hayden targets overhaul of Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Governor Mike Hayden signals possible legislation to reorganize the Kansas Fish and Game Commission. He criticizes the panel as a closed club, cites 3-2 vote stripping director William P. Hanzlick of supervisory hiring power, and urges clear governance, accountability, and alternative financing beyond user fees.
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Mike Hayden
Kansas Fish & Game Commission
Joe Fowler
Kansas Board of State Fair Managers
Senate
William P. Hanzlick
Hanzlick
Aspin Reelected Hasc Chairman After Backing Down
Rep Les Aspin of Wisconsin wins back the House Armed Services chairmanship after prior ouster. He says he will oppose MX missile development and aid to Nicaraguan rebels, yet his supporters call it a political flip to stay powerful. He now pledges openness and clarity in his actions.
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Aspin
House
Armed Services Committee
Hunger in America: A Scandal Beyond Measure
An indictment of hunger in the United States cites 12 million children and 8 million adults affected, neglect by poverty and policy. It argues Reagan-era cuts worsened food assistance, linking malnutrition to poverty, low birth weight, and rising infant mortality while wealth concentrates among 2 percent.
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Iran-Contra
Third World
America
J. Larry Brown
Physician Task Force
Harvard School of Public Health
Scientific American
Brown
U.S
Washington, D.C
Cuba
Baltimore
Guyana’s
Forbes Magazine
Monday Blahs and Quirky Questions Parade
A humorous riff on everyday confusions and sayings as readers ponder open bags without razors, lifting bacon slices, correct time, cold versus hot adjectives, by the way phrase meaning, weather bets, changing minds, taxation jokes, and decaf caffeine limits.
Debates Early Test for 1988 Campaigns
Veterans like Ford Carter Reagan Nixon Mondale and Kirk discuss the value and limits of presidential debates. Parties plan a joint commission to sponsor 1988 debates with a foundation to fund and manage them, aiming to embed debates as a routine election practice.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
League of Women
League
Nancy M. Neuman
Nixon
Federal Communications Commission
Newton N. Minow
Harvard Institute of Politics
Walter F. Mondale
Bipartisan
Private
Commission On National Elections
Paul G. Kirk Jr
Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr
Kirk
Richard Moe
The Joke Applies but No One Is Laughing
AP analysis notes a mixed 1980s economy with low unemployment and tame inflation masking deeper issues. Trade deficits hit record levels while GNP growth remains weak, complicating GOP hopes and shaping 1988 campaign focus on trade.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates July 1 1986
Ottawa Herald outlines subscription prices effective July 1 1986. Local carrier or motor routes: one month four dollars, three months eleven, six months twenty one point zero five, one year forty. Franklin and adjacent counties: one month four fifty, three months thirteen, six months twenty five, one year forty eight. All other areas by mail: one month five fifty, three months sixteen, six months thirty one, one year sixty. Out-of-state subscribers incur five point five percent sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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