Pricey Capitol Subway Plan Aims To Speed Senate Travel
A satirical piece argues that a new 1600 foot subway for U S senators to reach the chamber from their offices would cost about ten million dollars. It envisions magnetic induction cars replacing two 18 seat trolleys, routing in a loop, and shaving travel time from 4 minutes 16 seconds to 2 minutes 40 seconds amid repeated repairs.
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U.S
U.S. Senate
Senate
Capitol
Disney World
Houston
Senate Chamber
Whitewash charge sparks DPS panel debate in city
The City Commission faces a clash over a DPS investigation report. Mayor Heathman and Commissioner Fogle defend the panel, while others call for resolution to restore public credibility. The panel’s recommendations may be adopted or rejected as the commission seeks a path forward.
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Department of Public Safety
Fred Heathman
Dan Fogle
Heathman
DPS
City Commission
City Commisson
Fogle
Oren Skiles
Commission
Rodriguez as bipartisan favorite in Iran Contra hearings
The article recalls Felix Rodriguez known as Max Gomez as a key witness in Iran Contra hearings. It notes his long anti communist stance from Bay of Pigs days to Contra airlift roles, his distrust of Richard Secord, and his guarded lines on a weapon for dollars swap while defending Batista as preferable to Castro.
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Washington
Felix Rodriguez
Max Gomez
Michael DeWine
Ohio
Ronald Reagan
Rodriguez
Bay of Pigs
CIA
Vietnam
Oliver North
Henry Hyde
Bill
Hyde
Richard Secord
Secord
Contra
Congress
North
Edwin Wilson
Cuba
Wilson
Muammar Gaddafi
Donald Gregg
Gregg
George Bush
George Mitchell
Maine
Mitchell
Senate
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Castro
Nicaragua
Lottery Lien Good Intercept Program Hits Winnings
A Missouri lottery winner of 7000 had back child support owed. State checks reduced winnings under its intercept program. In year one 80000 was recovered, largest deduction 31700 from a 100000 prize. Kansas plans a lottery. a similar intercept system is proposed.
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Missouri
Kansas
Window and radio gripes spark lone driving reflections
A humorous essay on car habits, window positions, sunroofs, and aging radios. The narrator debates open versus closed windows, back-seat crowd distractions, and Margie’s sunroof, then notes driving is best done alone. Ends urging signed letters to the editor for verification.
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America
Margie
Sony
General Electric
New York
Education and ethics shape Simi Valley graduates’ hope
In Simi Valley, graduates face a complex world as they pursue medicine and civic duty. Seven seniors on a $1,000 scholarship committee envision a future of helping others, better doctor patient communication, and a sacred trust in care while acknowledging AIDS as a major threat. Local schools show tolerance for reform and ongoing innovation to provide better futures for youth.
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Simi Valley
Mercedes Benz
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986 Ottas area
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective July 1 1986 by carrier motor route and mail. Local Franklin County rates are four dollars monthly to forty dollars yearly with various three and six month options. out of state adds five point five percent tax. Also lists staff titles and office details.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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