Burr enters race for Kansas attorney general
Lawrence attorney Lance Burr filed for attorney general on the Democratic ticket attacking incumbent Robert Stephan. Burr vows to oppose the Wolf Creek nuclear plant, citing potential nuclear waste harms and environmental protection. He notes rate and waste issues lie with regulators and Congress, not the Kansas AG, and federal agencies would decide plant status.
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Fraudulent Social Security Cards Probe Report
An inspector general panel finds widespread use of fake Social Security cards and numbers with no cross checks between agencies. The panel warns billions may be lost yearly to fraud, plus broader private sector misuse of stolen cards.
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U.S. Congress
Inspector General’s Office
Social Security Administration
Evening TV Guide Peers at 1980s Cable and Movie Lineup
A scrambled listing outlines 1980s era television with channels ESPN HBO and local news. Highlights include movies On the Right Track Freedom and Blow Out, sports telecasts from Major League Baseball and U S Open golf, debates on Washington Week Review and Tony Brown’s Journal, and a prayer caption at night.
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Espn Sports Center
P.M. Magazine
San Tancisco
Atlanta
HBO
Gary Coleman
Maureen Stapleton
Norman Fell
Diana
Dukes of Hazzard
Jesse
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Pebble Beach
Beason
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Washington Week
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Tony Bill
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Anthony Quinn
Falcon Crest
Angie
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Gates
Tony Brown
Harold Lloyd
Qn Business Report
Blue Jean Network
Pebble Beach Golf Links
John Travolta
Nancy Allen
Nephrotic Syndrome Explained in Simple Terms
The letter explains nephrotic syndrome causes and effects, including possible triggers like infections or drugs, how kidney damage leads to protein loss, swelling, and high blood fats, and how creatinine reflects kidney function. It notes multiple syndrome types and the need for specific diagnosis to gauge outlook.
With Provisions Of Course Economic Upturn Looms
AP analyses the cautious forecaster consensus that the worst recession may be ending but recovery will be weak. Merrill Lynch and Bankers Trust see a shallow rebound with lingering unease, while Morgan Bank projects 3 percent growth through 1983. High debt, deficits, and wary behavior cloud the outlook. Forecasters doubt a robust upswing, expecting a dribble over the next six months.
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Joan Cunniff
NEW York
Jack Lavery
Merrill Lynch
Bankers Trust
Morgan Bank
Iowa
Tense Start To Geneva Arms Talks Between U S And USSR
United States and the Soviet Union clash over disarmament as Geneva talks near. Gromyko accuses the West of trickery and barbarism while Reagan denounces tyranny, signaling fragile prospects for a treaty. START talks open June 29 amid mutual distrust and high stakes for nuclear arms control.
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Associated Press
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Reagan
U.S
Gromyko
Poland
Middle East
Afghanistan
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listing
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with rates for trade area and outside area. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and marks Associated Press membership with pricing for monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual subscriptions plus sales tax adjustments.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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