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President Reagan narrows Supreme Court hopefuls with Robert Bork seen as front runner. White House says several candidates remain under review as Powell's seat looms, while critics warn of ideological domination.
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Reagan
Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
Appeals Court
Bork
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Oval Office
Fitzwater
Lewis F. Powell
Sen
Orrin G. Hatch
Utah
Robert A. Posner
Chicago
J. Clifford Wallace
San Diego
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Judiciary Committee
Sandra Day O’connor
Antonin Scalia
High Court
William H. Rehnquist
ICC Denies Reconsideration of Santa Fe Southern Merger
The ICC votes 4-1 to reject reopening the Santa Fe Southern Pacific merger, insisting the same competitive concerns persist. Chairman Gradison alone urged a review, while lawyers argued concessions would preserve competition. Justice Department opposes the merger as anti competitive.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Southern
Western Rail Lines
Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp
Heather Gradison
Commission
Justice Department
Radio News Director Joins Kansas Lottery in Topeka
Paul Louderman news director at WIBW AM FM Topeka for nearly two years is named media coordinator for Kansas Lottery. He will start July 7 earning 32148 annually and will oversee advertising and public relations across radio television and print. Louis erman 29 native of Chicago area holds journalism degree from Northern Illinois University and has worked at KTLC Twin Falls KHAS and WMRO before WIBW.
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WIBW
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Kansas Lottery
Larry Montgomery
Lottery
Louderman
Nual
Montgomery
Ly October
Chicago Area
Northern Illinois University
KTLC
Twin Falls
Idaho
KHAS
Hastings
Neb
WMRO
Aurora
Common Market overtakes U.S. as top farm exporter in 1986
The European Community, expanding to 12 members, surpassed the United States as the world’s leading exporter of farm products in 1986. EC exports totaled 28.1 billion dollars versus 26.1 billion for the United States, aided by exchange rates and export subsidies. The analysis notes major differences in farm size, employment, and price supports between the blocs. Additional context covers population, farm numbers, and production patterns across the 12 nations.
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United States
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Economic Research Service
Mark Newman
Tom Fulton
Lewrene Glaser
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Spain
Belgium
West Germany
France
Italy
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Netherlands
Denmark
Ireland
United Kingdom
Greece
Europe
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