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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1985

Page

5

Whittaker Wealth Tops Kansas Delegation in 1984

Rep. Robert Whittaker of Augusta led Kansas lawmakers in wealth based on 1984 financial disclosures. Assets ranged 1.17 to 2.13 million with mortgages totaling up to 1.95 million, including real estate in Kansas and Virginia and income of 53,500 to 150,500.

Washington Robert Whittaker Kansas Virginia Whittaker Augusta Ethics In Government Jim Slattery Topeka Slattery Topeka Democrat Dan Glickman Wichita Democrat Wichita Aeros Glickman Unitarian Universalist Service Committee Central America Pat Roberts Dodge City Alexandria Roberts National Grain Trade Council Dow Chemical Jan Meyers Overland Park Kansas City

Opponents Protest Use Of Urine Tests

New York reports widespread push for random urine drug testing across professions and institutions including baseball, IBM, schools in Arkadelphia, police in Boston, and military branches. Proponents cite safety and performance, while critics warn of privacy, due process issues, and potential discrimination.

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Court Rules Copyright Claims Second To News Reporting

The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that copyright law does not yield to news reporting, upholding a $12,500 infringement award against The Nation for excerpts from Gerald Ford's memoirs published before the book. Editors defend free expression. publishers praise protection of authors' first publication rights.

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