Critics fault Start program over illegal alien bias
A Western Kansas Head Start report cites admission bias favoring children of illegal aliens over American citizens. Officials say income, dependents, and child needs drive eligibility while federal background checks remain limited. The case highlights concerns about federal program reach and local taxation impacts.
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Parks in Ottawa Offer Free Recreation Amid Costs
In Ottawa three public parks Forest Park City Park and a new park north of 15th and west of Main provide free access to recreation and picnics. They face vandalism littering and road damage from careless drivers though the parks belong to all and demand respectful treatment from everyone.
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City Park
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Flashback to Morra Castle tale surfaces in documentary
In a cluttered TV guide style segment, a documentary piece pieces together the mystery surrounding the tragic end of Morra Castle. The schedule lists varied programs from ESPN Sportsforum to movies featuring John Travolta and Katharine Moss, with a printed city notice from Ottawa, Kansas.
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Aews
2Rro Castle
Morra Castle
Wild World of Animals
Espn Sportsforum
Green Acres
Dick Cavett
Tommy
People’s Court
MacNeil-Lehrer
Espn Sports Center
Atlanta
New York Mets
Billy Graham Crusade
HBO
John Travolta
Nancy Atlan
Real People
Memo on Kirkpatrick Haig clash and Latin policy
A columnist criticizes Jeane Kirkpatrick, noting a heated dispute with Secretary Haig over the Falklands and U S Latin American policy. The piece contrasts Kirkpatrick's Latin focus with Africa for Andy Young, argues for neutrality between Britain and Argentina, and blames Reagan Haig for shifting policy from Carter era human rights toward a junta-leaning stance.
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Argentina
Joe McCarthy
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Kirpatrick
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Credit Problems Intensify Woes
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff outlines broad credit strains across the U S economy in 1982. He notes rising farm foreclosures, record business bankruptcies, and housing market weakness as disinflation or deflation pressures reduce asset values and complicate borrowing for farmers buyers and lenders alike.
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US Agriculture Department
Democrats Aim for orderly convention to avoid floor fights
AP wire the piece notes Democrats plan a tightly orchestrated Philadelphia midterm meeting to keep debate controlled, avoid clashes like past conventions, and focus on outraising Republicans. It cites Manatt reforms, concerns over GOP money, and lingering party divisions alongside economic strains and debt.
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Leon Shull
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