Recycling Newsprint Demands Grow Across New York
Editorial discusses low recycled newsprint use in New York state, cost barriers to deinking and new plants, and the need to boost recycling to save forests and reduce landfills. Notes one northeast plant insufficient for demand, with much waste shipped abroad. Suffolk County moves to require newspapers to be recycled.
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New York State
U.S
New York
Suffolk County
Retaliation urged for League of Terror after Pan Am 103
Lawrence Journal World argues in a guest editorial that soft approaches to terrorism fail. It cites Pan Am Flight 103, 270 deaths, and ongoing attacks across six nations. The piece accuses Syria Libya Iran of aiding killers and calls for stronger actions to punish sponsors and halt future crimes.
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Presidential Commission On Terrorism
League of Terror
Lockerbie
Scotland
Syria
Libya
Iran
United States
Letters to the Editor Instructions
Readers are urged to submit signed letters with the writer's address. Unsigned letters will not be published. Include a telephone number to speed verification.
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Contact details for federal and state government representatives
A compilation of mailing addresses and telephone numbers for President George Bush and Senators Dole and Kassebaum, plus a U S representative and state legislators in Topeka. Includes White House, Hart and Russell offices, Rayburn, and Statehouse contacts with phone lines.
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George Bush
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
D.C
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Washington, D.C
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell
Wash
Ottawa mayor outlines growth plan focusing on jobs and pride
Ottawa Mayor Charles Gillette urged targeting economic development and civic attitude to drive growth. Using University of Kansas figures he estimated 100 new jobs could generate 458 total jobs and millions in income, tax revenue, and retail growth while outlining sewer and housing projects and plans for a southwest Ottawa expansion. He stressed community pride as essential to turning plans into action.
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Ottawa
Charles Gillette
Franklin County
Kansas
Institute For Economic and Business Research
University of Kansas
Gillette
Kizzoner
America’s last crusade and a coming home stance
The piece argues the third Cold War crusade is likely America’s final global mission, predicting retrenchment and a return home by 1999. It warns against fear campaigns about Germany, calls for recognizing regimes not religions as threats, and foresees immigration reshaping Western nations while preserving core national identities.
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Vietnam
Greece
Nicaragua
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Oval Office
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West Germany
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South ‘Asia
Islam
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Morocco
Egypt
Near East
Maghreb
sub-Sahara
Africa
Middle East
U.S.A
Albert Jay Nock
New Kitchen Woes Too Smart For Its Own Good
A country house kitchen renovation goes awry as the author laments overcomplex appliances, misfitted layouts, and learning by trial rather than design. He warns readers to budget double the cost and plan a trial period before finalizing a kitchen overhaul.
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