Kansas Should Stay In Five-State Waste Compact
Gov. Mike Hayden rejects pulling Kansas out of a five-state low level waste compact with Nebraska Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. Kansas joined in good faith and would still need a storage facility even if it left, so shared financing offers economic benefit and responsibility should be accepted.
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Mike Hayden
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Baker A Good Start As Chief of Staff pick by Reagan
Former Sen. Howard Baker Jr. is named White House Chief of Staff, praised by Sen. Nancy Kassebaum for his credibility. The piece argues secrecy in government erodes democracy and urges congressional scrutiny of foreign interventions.
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Howard H. Baker Jr
White House
Reagan
Baker
Senate
Congress
Kansas
Nancy Kassebaum
Washington
Tower Commission
U.S
Nixon
Don Regan
Howard Baker
Don Reagan
H. R. Haldeman
Greyhound Breeders Push for Training With Live Lures
In Kansas a clash over greyhound training surfaces as breeders demand live lures to develop racing instinct while lawmakers consider banning them. A 20 page booklet defends past practices and NGA policy favors artificial training methods. The House voted to allow rules on live lures. the Senate may push for a full ban.
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Kansas
Kansas Greyhound Owners
National Greyhound Association
NGA
American Greyhound Track Operators Association
Humane Society of the
United States
John Hoyt
House
Jayne Aylward
Salina
State Racing Commission
Senate
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986
The Ottawa Herald lists 1986 rates for Ottawa area by carrier or mail. Local monthly figures start at 4.00 with quarterly and yearly options, Franklin County and adjacent counties priced higher, out-of-state subscribers taxed 5.5 percent.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Speeding A State Of Mind On Speed Limits And Cars
A first person essay reflects on speeding near Emporia and the 55 mph limit. The narrator recalls tickets, polite deputies, and thoughts on fuel for faster speeds, while arguing for a universal 55 limit and odometer changes. He muses on car design and consumer desires.
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Emporia
Newton
Remembering Aug 8 1985 and the Nixon era shakeups
The piece recalls Aug 8 1985 a date tied to Reagan and Nixon era upheavals. It contrasts Reagan appointing Don Regan with Nixon’s 1973 staff resignations at Camp David, including Haldeman and Ehrlichman, and notes Haig, Connolly and others stepping in. It reflects on memory, anniversaries, and political storms.
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Kevin
Washingon Magazine
Reagan
Iran
Richard Nixon
Jerry Ford
John Ehrlichman
Nixon
Regan
Camp David
Tricia Nixon
Julie
David
Pat
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Don Regan
Richard Kleindienst
al Haig
Henry Kissinger
Army
John Connolly
William Colby
CIA
Clarence Kelley
FBI
James Schlesinger
Defense
Mel Laird
Bryce Harlow
White House
Elliott Richardson
Kleindienst
Hayden leadership style contrasts with Carlin in Topeka
Gov. Mike Hayden frames his approach as decisive and hands-on, showing up with a lean staff and making quick calls. The piece contrasts his style with predecessor John Carlin and notes the GOP-controlled Legislature may ease policy moves while Hayden emphasizes central decision making.
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Topeka
Mike Hayden
Ronald Reagan
Hayden
John Carlin
Reagan
Carlin
Treasury
Working Politicians At Disadvantage
Washington observers note that governors such as James R. Thompson and Marie Cuomo face the current presidential nomination system. The piece argues sitting governors cannot run due to primaries and caucuses, leaving a field reshaped by those who already hold broad power. It questions how the system favors less qualified leaders over strong executives like Thompson and Kean.
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Washington
New York
Mario M. Cuomo
Illinois
James R. Thompson
Congress
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
White House
Armed Services Committee
Cuomo
Nunn
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