Weekend Notebook Reports on Fishing, DWI, Spies, and Scientology Case
The piece touches on a Hutchinson Harris Enterprises hierarchy, a five year old granddaughter's fishing, a Bayfield Colorado DWI on a horse, and a reader's note on bullfighting. It then discusses the Walker espionage case revealing capitalists as spies, and details Julie Christofferson Titchbourne's $39 million Scientology defrauding suit, questioning wealth as a damages basis.
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Church of Scientology
T. Boone Pickens
U.S
Conquering diabetes while chasing sports goals
Dear P N C, most diabetics can play sports with careful blood sugar control. Exercise timing around insulin is key, ideally after meals, about an hour after eating, and a steady daily schedule helps. Prolonged activity may need a carbohydrate snack and possibly different insulin. A family and doctor meeting can set a safe plan.
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DR. Donohue
P.N.C
Views On Education A Test Is A Test Is A By Roger Nelson
Roger Nelson of U.S.C. 280 critiques the 1985 Kansas Minimum Competency Tests KMCT results for USD 290 noting district gains in several grades and cautioning against cross grade comparisons. He stresses KMCT as one indicator among many in evaluating reading and mathematics programs and urges careful use for curriculum planning.
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Roger Nelson
U.S.C
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Education
KMCT
Board of Education
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GOP Eyes Gubernatorial Upset Potential in 1985 86
Washington report outlines Republican prospects to gain a majority of governorships in 1985 86 as Democrats hold 34 of 50. It notes retirements and weak incumbents, potential GOP candidates in key states, and the impact on House districts and Reagan era policy, with New Jersey Virginia and 36 other states in play.
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Broder
Washington
Michelle Davis
Republican Governors Assn
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Virginia
John V. Evans
Senate
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South Dakota
Oregon
Norma Paulus
Portland
Transportation
Neil Goldschmidt
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Winfield Dunn
Essex County
Peter Shapiro
Shapiro
Thomas Kean
Charles S. Robb
Gerald L. Baliles
Wyatt B. Durrette
Baliles
Robb
Edward King
Massachusetts
Wayne County
William Lucas
Michigan
Kent Hance
Texas
Connecticut
William A. O'Neill
Ohio
Richard F. Celeste
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Hawaii
Honolulu
Charles Marsland
Republican House
Maine
South Carolina
California
George Deukmejian
New York
Mario Cuomo
TV Embraces Donor Problem With National Awareness Effort
In Pittsburgh AP Marcia Dunn reports television executives officials and surgeons join to launch Second Chance a nationwide organ transplant and donor awareness program airing the week of June 9. The hour long documentary aims to quell fears boost donations with stars like Bob Hope William Devane and the campaign toll free number.
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Marcia Dunn
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
H.M. Lee
Virginia Commonwealth University
American Society of Transplant Surgeons
Thomas E. Starzl
University of Pittsburgh
United States
Pittsburgh Transplant Foundation
Lawrence P. Fraiberg
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Kdka-Tv
Reagan
Bob Hope
William Devane
Devane
Lee
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and postage details
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