Bush budget calls for deficit cut with tax breaks and defense trim
President Bush proposed a $1.23 trillion budget for 1991 highlighting a 2 percent real defense cut, no general tax increase, and new middle class savings accounts. It aims to halve the deficit to $63.1 billion while boosting space, environment, and Head Start programs and trimming Medicare and farm subsidies. Congress vows sharp debate over domestic cuts and defense reductions as the plan seeks budget balance by 1993.
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Bush
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Europe
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Clinic issue back to township panel
Lincoln County commissioners asked the Lincoln Township Zoning Board to reconsider a proposed $445,000 Mental Health Clinic building on 10 acres along West 19th Street just outside Ottawa. The board had recommended denial, so commissioners weighed overruling against reconsideration as petitions on both sides and about 20 residents voiced views.
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Lincoln ‘Township Zoning Board
Franklin County
West 19Th Street
Ottawa City
Lincoln Township Board
County Commission
Spe
Ottawa High blueprints display at special board meeting
The public is reminded of a special Ottawa School Board meeting tonight to view blueprints for a proposed Ottawa High School addition. Hollis and Miller Group architects from Prairie Village will attend to answer questions, and the session starts at 7:30 in rooms 106 through 108.
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Ottawa High School
Hollis and Miller
Prairie Village
5th District derby spices GOP activities in Kansas
About 100 Republicans gathered for Kansas Day in Topeka where U S Senator Bob Dole teased candidates. Ten hopefuls across districts spoke, led by seven for the 5th District seeking to replace retiring Bob Whittaker. Rex Crowell urged patience as district lines may shift after 1990 census.
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U.S
Bob Dole
4Th
Sth
Bob Whittaker
Rex Crowell
Longton
Crowell
Sheila Barr
Independence
Dole
Kent Hodges
Ottawa
Stephan formally seeks GOP renomination for Kansas attorney general
Robert Stephan declared his candidacy for re election as Kansas attorney general before the Republican State Committee. He cited long tenure and past achievements while acknowledging personal problems including a 200000 judgment, bankruptcy, an ethics complaint, and the resignation of a department head. He said negatives are outweighed by his record and faith.
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Kan
Robert Stephan
Stephan
Kansas
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Dave Johnson
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