Occupant mail privilege debate in Senate raises costs
A note on senators seeking free occupant mail similar to House members warns of major cost increases. The piece cites current per member annual mail costs around 130000 dollars and asks lawmakers to consider economy over extending the franking privilege. It also notes concerns about political abuse and re election advantages tied to the privilege.
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Ted Stevens
Alaska
Senate
House
Congress
Frank
Bert Lance Affair Revisited and Watt Challenge
A Harris News Service analysis recalls Bert Lance's charges and the FBI and CIA troubles affecting Reagan’s presidency. It notes Max Hugel and William Casey tied to alleged Wall Street misconduct, and national debate over Interior Secretary James Watt as the Wildlife Federation pushes for his removal.
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William Casey
CIA
Wall Street
Hugel
Reagan
Casey
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John Mitchell
Robert Vesco
Bert Lance
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
National Wildlife Federation
James Watt
Wildlife Federation
Watt
Hilger
Federation
Swat
National
America
White House
Weak Demand For U S Soybeans Exacerbates Market Confusion
Roderick Turnbull of the Kansas City Board of Trade reports a drought shortened crop boosted prices briefly, yet demand has remained tepid. Despite a prolonged period where prices stayed above the previous year, analysts say the full potential was not reached, and the USDA Fats and Oil Outlook explores reasons for weak demand.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
America
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weight and health advice for athletes from Dr Donahue
In letters and responses, Dr Donahue discusses weight concerns for a teen baseball prospect who feels pressured to slim down, noting that fat percentage matters more than overall weight. He cites a pro case where a player kept his height weight but gained energy by preserving muscle, outlines tests like underwater weighing and skinfolds, and warns against losing muscle. The column also covers tennis eye focus, back support belts for heavy lifts, a diabetes clarification, and soybean market factors affecting prices and demand.
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Dr. Donahue
F.C
J.G
Janet
World soy oil stocks rise as US demand stalls
The USDA notes Brazil's ample supplies for export while sluggish US growth reduces domestic use of soybean oil. US stocks hit a record 1.98 billion pounds at March end. Demand weak globally as rapeseed, olive, palm, and coconut oils compete. Plantings about 68.69 million acres. production forecast at 2.005 billion bushels versus 1.622 billion last year.
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U.S
Brazil
Argentina
Paraguay
United States
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Displayed
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with subscription pricing for in town and trade area readers. Rates include by mail and carrier options with varying monthly and yearly terms and notes on sales tax and out of state deductions.
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National Guard
the Herald
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Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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