Women Join Jaycees and Ruling Echo Wider Open Membership
Ottawa observers note women now comprise a substantial portion of the Jaycees roster, reflecting a shift after the Supreme Court ruled private organizations with public activities cannot bar women. The decision bears implications for Rotary and other male bastions, with potential state-by-state battles ahead.
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Supreme Court
Jaycees
Ottawa
Jaycee
Rotary International
Rotary
Lead Feet For Leadheads On Kansas Highways
The Kansas Legislature clears a conscience by letting drivers travel 65 mph on 680 miles of interstate from May 14 and up to 70 mph with tickets not counted as moving violations. Critics say the session wasted time while enacting a long anticipated measure.
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Kansas
Russian wheat deal sparks mixed U S reactions
Editorial criticizes the Russia grain subsidy as wasteful spending funded by national debt. It questions paying Russia to take surplus wheat while pursuing wartime budgets and ongoing grain subsidies, arguing policy favors Russia and ignores renewable water limits and Afghan war costs.
Kansas urged to stay in nuclear waste compact
The Salina Journal notes Gov. Hayden backed by a task force favors Kansas remaining in the Central Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact after an emergency meeting. It warns that a Kansas-only dump is impractical and stresses strict safeguards, monitoring, and safe disposal regardless of location.
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Kansas
Mike Hayden
Kerr-McGee Corp
Gore
Okla
Hayden
U.S
Salina
Ten tips to curb stress from Dr De Garcia in Simi Valley
Article notes a lecture by Dr Partridge de Garcia in Simi Valley endorsing 10 daily stress-reduction tips. Advice covers eating patterns from breakfast and multiple small meals to exercise, social ties with an older friend, smoking and caffeine avoidance, hobbies, spiritual practice, and affection. The writer reflects personally on adherence and stress from evaluating the list.
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California
Simi Valley
Partridge de Garcia
de Garcia
Bush versus Nixon light: Ambrose on a similar struggle
A Nixon comparison frames George Bush as a cautious contender who must balance loyalty to Reagan with independence to win the nomination. Ambrose notes Nixon’s gaps in public dissent, the tightrope of endorsement, and Bush’s own constrained autonomy as he tests the 1988 bid.
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Los Angeles
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Stephen E. Ambrose
Nixon
George Bush
Bush
Ambrose
Sen
Robert Kerr
Dekla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ronald Reagan
Eisenhower
Kerr
John F. Kennedy
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Rockefeller
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Dialogue snippets reveal sleepless night reflections
A series of rapid exchanges cover hair care, political inaction, daylight saving, climate comfort, heroism, urban versus rural life, class contrasts, and self view. Notable voices include Reagan references, Ed, Jim, Sam, Phil, Jane, John, Rich, Poor, George, Ralph, and George.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986 Published Prices
Subscriptions for delivery in Ottawa and surrounding area by carrier and motor routes list monthly three month six month and yearly costs Beginning July 1 1986 in Franklin County and adjacent counties and all other areas by mail tax applies Out of state subscribers pay 5.5 percent sales tax and staff credits address Ottawa Kansas.
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