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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1985
Page
7
Drought grips U.S. from breadbasket to Northeast
Across the nation a dry spell tightens water use rules from New Jersey to New York and Boston. Wisconsin losses reach 23 million as 40 percent of Vernon County crops wither. Montana governor cites historic drought, while New York City relies on faraway reservoirs and limits watering.
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Associated Press
America
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Wisconsin
Iowa
Paul Waite
Beth Kurth
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Iowa City
Vernon County
Jack Stintzi
ASCS
Viroqua
Wis
Montana
Ted Schwinden
North Dakota
Kent Jones
New York City
Quabbin
Wachusett
Boston
Thomas Kean
Hudson River
Reagan Gains Activity as Doctors Report Steady Recovery
President Reagan, 74, shows growing activity as visitors increase and workload expands while doctors confirm steady cancer surgery progress. White House expresses irritation at second guessing, noting he remains on a liquid diet and has recently been taken off tube feeding. National security adviser McFarlane adds to visitors list as recovery continues.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Singapore
Europe
Robert McFarlane
Humphrey Bogart
Reagan Recovery Talks Amid Health Scrutiny
National Weather Service data shows a 62 degree low and 91 degree high at Ottawa Water Plant. In Bethesda, Vice President Bush met with Reagan after his colon growth surgery, with White House spokesmen stating no questions remain about his recovery and doctors cautious about recurrence chances while noting possible optimistic outcomes.
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National Weather Service
Ottawa
George Bush
Reagan
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Larry Speakes
White House
Speakes
Bush
Donald T. Regan
Craig Fuller
Oval Office
Bush’s Delicate Balance as Acting President
Vice President George Bush, standing in for the ailing Ronald Reagan, avoids seizing power while facing a moment of leadership. He chairs meetings, plans space shuttle coverage, and publicizes availability, yet stresses Reagan’s recovery and resists overstep, aiming to appear steady for a future presidential bid.
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Michael Putzel
Washington
George Bush
Reagan
Bush
White House
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Don Regan
Regan
Marlin Fitzwater
Senate Finance Committee
Miller tapped to lead budget post replacing Stockman
Reagan designates Federal Trade Commission Chairman James C Miller III as budget director replacing David Stockman who resigns August 1. The move follows cancer surgery and amid congressional impasse over deficit cuts as Miller moves from the FTC to a behind the scenes numbers role.
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Washington
Reagan
Federal Trade Commission
James C. Miller III
David Stockman
FTC
Stockman
Wall Street
Miller
Congress
White House
Donald Regan
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