Dole Amendment Sparks Wheat Market Clash With Australia
The article notes Senator Bob Doles effort to subsidize grain shipments threatening Kansas wheat markets and angering Australia. It highlights how farm policy intertwines with foreign policy, risking shifts in Soviet grain supply and potential retaliatory moves against U S bases in Australia while shifting costs to taxpayers.
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Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Soviet Union
Australia
Jimmy Carter
Russia
U.S
Far East
Congress
City letter questions liability lawsuits and street safety
A reader claims disdain for rising liability suits against the city and high insurance costs. She argues residents shoulder court costs while blaming unmarked streets after a 15th and Hickory accident, urging jurors to reject city liability and calling for fewer lawsuits.
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the Herald
15Th
Hickory
Mary Bauer
Making Bad News Easier To Take
Debra Hale reports a Northwestern expert says managers should deliver bad news quickly, explain concrete reasons, acknowledge emotions, offer an appeal process, and warn of potential changes to reduce lawsuits. The study of 53 managers across 10 Chicago firms emphasizes preparation, silver linings, and listening to staff reactions.
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Debra Hale
Associated Press
Chicago
Robert J. Bies
Kellogg Graduate School of Management
Northwestern University
Evanston
Bies
Yesterday's Bums Today's Fashion Plates The Seedy Look Is In
Mike Royko muses on the seedy look and the stubble beard trend sparked by a TV police show. He recalls a gadget claiming to create a five day stubble and notes absurdity in fashion marketing and generational shifts. The piece ends with a wry nod to marketing possibilities.
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Mike Royko
Sears
Guy’s Toys
New England Economic Boom Defies Decline Fears
AP notes New England leads in per capita income rising 6.6 percent to 15,387 in 1985, unemployment at 4.7 percent, and retail sales up 11.1 percent from March 1985 to March 1986. Regions show varied gains, with high tech, defense, services powering a broad recovery across the nation.
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New York
New England
United States
U.S
Ranji Bonnie Ohri
Chamber of Commerce
Middle Atlantic
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Atlantic
Washington D.C
Florida
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Alabama
Kentucky
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
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Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Arizona
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
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Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Pacific
Alaska
California
Hawaii
Oregon
Washington
Hemolytic anemia treatment depends on cause
Hemolytic anemia means red cells die faster than they are produced. Treatment rests on cause: stop a drug, suppress antibodies with steroids, or remove the spleen if red cells are destroyed there. Specific therapy requires the exact type of hemolytic anemia.
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J.R
Television listings and rates page from Ottawa daily
TV schedule for 1986 featuring CBS NBC HBO and ABC programs across the evening through early morning with movies such as The Bay Boy and Raise the Titanic plus late night talk shows. Includes local newspaper masthead, editor Robert B. Wellington, and subscription rates for Ottawa Kansas readers.
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Comrades
HBO
the Equalizer
Benny Hill
Willie Boy
Trapper John
M.D
Barney Miller
McMillan
Mary Tyler Moore
Magnum
Andy Griffith
Rockford Files
Brooklyn Bridge
David Letterman
Dick van Dyke
Gene Scott
Untouchables
Three Stooges
The
Glory Brigade
Night Patrol
Odoo Signon
Chips
Late
Lydia
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
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Eden
Growing Pains
Braves
Astros
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Tenan
INN News
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