Kansas film plans roll on with Kan sas shoot in Lawrence
Kansas film efforts gain momentum as Trans-World Entertainment moves ahead on a summer shoot for Kan sas in Lawrence with Matt Dillon and Andrew McCarthy. The project is expected to inject 1 to 2 million into Lawrence's economy, following two earlier productions here. Ottawa may gain later roles as locals showcase the area to filmmakers. The Ottawa chamber backs such efforts by highlighting historical sites and countryside to the Kansas Film Commission. The Navy's Stark incident prompts a court martial path for Captain Brindel, with debates over higher accountability and leadership ahead.
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Gulf
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Representation Remains Ire Over Welfare Aid For Dialysis Patients
Marilyn J. Chrismer of Metairie La writes to criticize state lawmakers for stiff responses to Medicaid spend down rules used for dialysis patients transport to St Luke's Hospital. She recalls Senator Jim Allen's willingness to look into the issue while Rep. Jack Beauchamp dismisses welfare critics as socialists and blames abuse of the system. She urges legislators to better serve elderly and chronically ill constituents who depend on public aid to survive.
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Ottawa
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Metairie, la
Transformation Of Jesse Jackson Marks Campaign Shift
AP reports Rev. Jesse Jackson has moved from civil rights flashpoints to economic justice and coalition building in his 1988 bid. He downplays incidents like Howard Beach and Goetz to focus on factory jobs, schooling and rural options, while acknowledging past campaign trauma and media coverage.
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Washington
Jesse Jackson
Howard Beaches
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Howard Beach
New York City
Bernhard Goetz
Forsyth County
Americans For Democratic Action
New York
Georgia
Democratic National Committee
America
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Hymietown
Louis Farrakhan
Farrakhan
Hiroshima and the Nuclear War Shadow in History
The author recalls reading Hiroshima from The New Yorker and reflects on the 1945 atomic bombing, wartime horror, and the lasting fear shown by Cold War warnings from the Cuban missile crisis to Chernobyl. He argues that no justification for nuclear war exists and that reason and love are the only antidotes.
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Colo
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Harry S. Truman
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Japan
Truman
Tammy Bakker dog food woes stir rare sympathy
In a columnistic piece, Tammy and Jimmy Bakker face sympathy as Jerry Falwell’s team rehomes their two St Bernard dogs during financial troubles. The narrator weighs dog food costs, noting weekly sums and annual totals, and imagines a TV appeal for help.
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Jimmy Bakker
PTL
Jimmy
California
South Carolina
Jerry Falwell
Falwell
Slats Grobnik
Slats
Alps
Chicago
St. Bernards
Ottawa Herald Publishing Rates In 1986 Public Notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier and mail. Local rates: one month four dollars, three months eleven, six months twenty one and five cents, one year forty dollars. Franklin County and adjacent counties: one month four fifty, three months thirteen, six months twenty five, one year forty eight. All other areas by mail: one month five fifty, three months sixteen, six months thirty one, one year sixty. Out of state subscribers subject to five point five percent sales tax.
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Franklin County
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