Ottawa Area Chamber names Louis Atherton as new president
Editorial notes Atherton to take over as Ottawa chamber president after resigning from the Kansas Department of Commerce. He frames Ottawa as a growth focus, emphasizing family ties and a long tenure, with praise for outgoing president Bob Whitworth and optimism for teamwork across business, government, and industry.
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Hayden dodges state forum in Wichita August event
Guest opinion questions Gov Hayden's refusal to attend the statewide Republican primary forum on August 2 at KPTS Wichita. Campaign manager John Pinegar argues the format unfairly excludes underdog candidates and threatens nonattendance, challenging Hayden to face tough questions or risk credibility.
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Hayden
KPTS
Wichita
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Pinegar
Richard Peckham
Louis Klemp
Government representatives contact list headline
Contact details for President George Bush Sen Bob Dole Sen Nancy Kassebaum Rep Bob Whittaker and state officials in Topeka including addresses in Washington and Topeka with telephone numbers provided for constituent inquiries and legislative outreach.
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White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell
Washington
D. C
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Rayburn
D.C
Jim Allen
Statehouse
Topeka
Bettie Sue Shumway
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Western aid to Gorbachev regime sparks bailout debate
Western banks and governments rush to back Moscow with multibillion credits. Bonn considers up to 30 billion marks in immediate aid as Kohl and Mitterrand push a rescue to stabilize perestroika. Thatcher warns the Cold War may not yet be over amid fears of Soviet leverage and a disarmed West.
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Moscow
Bonn
Jan Vanous
PlanEcon
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Wester
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Helmut Kohl
Francois Mitterand
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U.S
Bush
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Munich
Sir Neville Chamberlain
West
Golf's Shoal Creek draw sparks corporate withdrawals
IBM, Toyota, Anheuser-Busch and Delta pulled TV ads from the PGA Championship at Shoal Creek due to the club's all white membership. The column argues private clubs are broadly exclusionary, notes potential sponsorship impact on tour prize money, and urges clubs to address diversity questions to sponsors.
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Toyota
Anheuser-Busch
Delta Airlines
Shoal Creek
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Ala
Shoat Creek
Abe Lincoln
Russians Push to Bypass Gorbachev in Reform Bid
In Washington three Moscow figures Yakunin Aksynchus and Borshchev urge U S policy to bypass Gorbachev and work with republics and independent groups instead They say massive Western aid should not go through his government and advocate building a new civil society to replace communism The figures acknowledge aid is needed but prefer channels outside Gorbachev while citing the Lithuanians push for independence as a model This view meets limited U S support as diplomacy remains government to government with Gorbachev at the center
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Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
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West
Russia
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Victor Aksynchus
Valery Borshchev
Gorbachev
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Aksynchus
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Vytautas Landsbergis
United States
Lithuania
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Borshchev
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White House
John H. Sununu
Bush
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